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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... only by the im . mense public mischiefs that follow ) — this , I say , is greater
even than the disadvantages accruing to the classes themselves ; a
disadvantage that weakens immensely , the security of the state , and even of its
liberties .
... only by the im . mense public mischiefs that follow ) — this , I say , is greater
even than the disadvantages accruing to the classes themselves ; a
disadvantage that weakens immensely , the security of the state , and even of its
liberties .
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For , since education is thrown thus far upon the care of individual parents , still
another result is certain to follow in close proximity , viz . , the discontinuance of
all common schools , and of all public care of education ; and then we shall have
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For , since education is thrown thus far upon the care of individual parents , still
another result is certain to follow in close proximity , viz . , the discontinuance of
all common schools , and of all public care of education ; and then we shall have
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But it does not follow that we are to have as many schools as we have distinct
views of Christianity , because we have not so many distinct Christianities . Nor is
any thing more cruel and abominable than to take the little children apart , whom
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But it does not follow that we are to have as many schools as we have distinct
views of Christianity , because we have not so many distinct Christianities . Nor is
any thing more cruel and abominable than to take the little children apart , whom
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