Dewsbury Split over Sectarian Schools and Education Act
The piece criticizes the Education Department for denying denominational schools direct control, arguing Dewsbury faces sectarian schools funded by taxpayers and a wasted building program. It denounces government bias, cites parliamentary debate, and highlights calls for an international arbitration system.
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Education Department
Dewsbury
Hitehall
The Arbitration Question in Parliament Cobden and Richard
It is over twenty years since Cobden urged international arbitration in Parliament beginning June 1849. The motion drew strong debate with speeches from Milner Gibson Hume Grosvenor Roebuck and Hobhouse though it was not carried and ninety seven MPs backed Cobden.
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Richard Grosvenor
West Riding
Mr. Cobden
Mr. Roebuck
Vattel
Puffendorff
Grotius
Councils of Nations
Europe
Alabama
Great Britain
America
Richard
Merthyr Tydfil
Cobden
Milner Gibson
Joseph Hume
Lord Richard Grosvenor
Hobhouse
M.P
Northerners and Southerners Distinct Nations and Tense Ties
A cosmopolitan observer argues the North and South remain two distinct regions in politics religion and policy Despite war outcomes both sides blame tariff policy and Eastern dominance The piece criticizes Northern Anglophobia media bias toward England and the Alabama Treaty noting Northern editors exaggerate Royalty scandals and misrepresent English views
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England
South
Horace Greeley
Greeley
Edwin Pears
Atlantic Monthly
Alabama
United States
Times
Daily News
London
Prince of Wales
Dublin
Old Country
Norfolk
New York
Grant
Ireland
Lord Wharncliffe
North