Opposition to Elementary Education Act in Norfolk and Cambridge
A Norfolk meeting denounces the Act for fostering denominational bias via school boards and seeks secular public funding only. Delegates urge a regional conference, condemn coercive subsidies, and call for continued Nonconformist vigilance to safeguard religious liberty in education.
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England
Norwich
Norfolk
Tillett
Leicester
Birmingham
Forster
Educational Department
Education Department
St. Martin's-at-Oak
Pockthorpe
Ireland
Armagh
Church of England
Mr. Tillett
Church of Rome
Barrett
America
J. J. Corman
M.P
Ewin
A. J. N. Chamberlin
Suffolk
Chamberlin
G. Gootp
George Dixon, Esq
Council of the Education League
R. W. Dale
Joseph Chamberlin
National Education League
T. Jarroup
Cambridge
Friends of Religious Equality
Downing-street Congregational Chapel
Charles Finch Foster
W. Robinson
The
Baptist Association
James Ward
J. P. Campbell
Baptist
C. Tebbutt
Bluntisham
C. Robinson
H. Goodman
St. Ives
Messrs. N. Goodman
St. Peter’s
Robinson
Trinity
W. Bond
M. I. Whibley
E. Foster
Nutter
Warren
W. E. Lilley
Jun
James Warp
Endowed Schools Commission
Vorster
Tressurr
W. Rop Xsey
Nrvitte Goopman
Huntingdonshire
W. Buxb