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Page 202
Here we have a declaration by Parliament , that the progress of crime and the ignorance of the people were attri- butable to the want of schools , and the clergy are required to avert these evils . Let us inquire how far this trust has ...
Here we have a declaration by Parliament , that the progress of crime and the ignorance of the people were attri- butable to the want of schools , and the clergy are required to avert these evils . Let us inquire how far this trust has ...
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They exhibit , Benefices returned , Parish schools to which incumbents contribute , 321 Schools in which no report is ... 175 Parish schools to which incumbents do not con- tribute , 196 No school , 135 No return made by clergy , 83 910 ...
They exhibit , Benefices returned , Parish schools to which incumbents contribute , 321 Schools in which no report is ... 175 Parish schools to which incumbents do not con- tribute , 196 No school , 135 No return made by clergy , 83 910 ...
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Many more schools are it is true returned ; but they are returned under peculiar , and rather unaccountable cir- cumstances . In parishes where the existence of parochial schools have been negatived by the papers produced in the former ...
Many more schools are it is true returned ; but they are returned under peculiar , and rather unaccountable cir- cumstances . In parishes where the existence of parochial schools have been negatived by the papers produced in the former ...
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A Discourse on the Rise Progress Peculiar Objects | 1 |
Memoirs of Samuel Pepys Esq F R S Secretary | 23 |
Absenteeism By Lady Morgan | 54 |
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