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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Or , if it be said that they do not ask for the discontinuance of the common schools
, but only to have a part of the funds bestowed upon their ecclesiastical schools ,
the case is not mended but rather made worse by the qualification ; for in that ...
Or , if it be said that they do not ask for the discontinuance of the common schools
, but only to have a part of the funds bestowed upon their ecclesiastical schools ,
the case is not mended but rather made worse by the qualification ; for in that ...
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And then , to complete the affront , they come to our legislatures demanding it , as
their right , to share in funds collected by a taxing of the whole people , and to
have these funds applied to the purpose of keeping their children from being ...
And then , to complete the affront , they come to our legislatures demanding it , as
their right , to share in funds collected by a taxing of the whole people , and to
have these funds applied to the purpose of keeping their children from being ...
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The state can not distribute funds , in this manner , without renouncing even a first
principle of our American institutions , and becoming the supporter of a sect in
religion . It may as well support the priests of a church , as support the schools of
...
The state can not distribute funds , in this manner , without renouncing even a first
principle of our American institutions , and becoming the supporter of a sect in
religion . It may as well support the priests of a church , as support the schools of
...
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