A Letter on Bible Education in Ireland from James Carile
James Carile writes from Dublin on March 1 1832 defending government funded Bible education and criticizing Mr Gordon for misrepresenting the Board of Education. He discusses Scripture text notes, Protestant Catholic tensions, and the need for shared manage ment of public funds while condemning sectarian agitation.
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