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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... and the people given over to their ecclesiastics , to be ruled by them in as
many clans of religion as they see fit to make . Are we ready , as Americans , to
yield our institutions up in this manner , or to make them paymasters to a sect
who will ...
... and the people given over to their ecclesiastics , to be ruled by them in as
many clans of religion as they see fit to make . Are we ready , as Americans , to
yield our institutions up in this manner , or to make them paymasters to a sect
who will ...
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20 lessons given by the clergy . It is not as when children are committed to a
given school , like the Girard College , for example , there to receive their whole
training , and where , if it excludes religion , they have no religious training at all .
20 lessons given by the clergy . It is not as when children are committed to a
given school , like the Girard College , for example , there to receive their whole
training , and where , if it excludes religion , they have no religious training at all .
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