Let the national school do the nation's work in citizenship
The speakers argue against enforcing attendance by local authority over imperial control and condemn using secular schools to perform church duties. They insist education cannot alone instill self denial or divine influence, urging distinct roles for state schools and the church to nurture both earthly and heavenly citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forster
Earth
Heaven
National School
Church
Capital and Labour in the Newcastle Strike Debate
The piece critiques Mundella's failed mediation in the Newcastle strike, argues for conciliation boards, and weighs wage versus hour concessions. It notes Armstrong's warning on nine hour norms, highlights public sympathy for shorter hours, and warns capitalists about rising international Labour influence.
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Mundella
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Nottingham
Middlesbro
Old Catholic Congress at Munich Seeks Conservative Reform
A lengthy analysis notes that German Old Catholic reformers aim for cautious changes rather than revolution. It observes the movement's top‑down origin among the educated, its denial of papal infallibility, and its reluctance to sever ties with Rome while advocating reform within the church. The Munich congress favors gradual change over upheaval.
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Munich
Germany
Luther
Tie
Ronge
Rhenish
Prussia
Bavaria
Europe
Déllinger
Hensbere
Rome
Old Catholic Congress
Anthon
Déllirger
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Capital and Labour
Newcastle
William Armstrong
League
the Times
Employers’ Association
International Society
London
France
Switzerland
Russia
Sand
Great Britain
Karl Sies
Thomaclves
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OLD Catholic” Congress
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