Common Schools: A Discourse on the Modifications Demanded by the Roman Catholics Delivered in the North Church, Hartford, on the Day of the Late Fast, March 25, 1853 |
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In the first place , it will be found , if we closely inspect our institutions , that the
common school is , in fact , an integral part of the civil order . It is no
eleemosynary institution , erected outside of the state , but is itself a part of the
public law , as ...
In the first place , it will be found , if we closely inspect our institutions , that the
common school is , in fact , an integral part of the civil order . It is no
eleemosynary institution , erected outside of the state , but is itself a part of the
public law , as ...
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an application for the dismemberment and reorganization of the civil order of the
state . Certain religionists appear , in the name of religion , demanding that the
state shall be otherwise constructed . Or , if it be said that they do not ask for the ...
an application for the dismemberment and reorganization of the civil order of the
state . Certain religionists appear , in the name of religion , demanding that the
state shall be otherwise constructed . Or , if it be said that they do not ask for the ...
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... the state " godless " in order to make the school Christian . Exactly this , indeed
, one of their most distinguished and capable teachers in Pennsylvania is just
now engaged to effect ; insisting that the civil state has no right to educate
children ...
... the state " godless " in order to make the school Christian . Exactly this , indeed
, one of their most distinguished and capable teachers in Pennsylvania is just
now engaged to effect ; insisting that the civil state has no right to educate
children ...
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