History of the Elementary School Contest in EnglandChapman and Hall, limited, 1882 - 349 sider |
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Side iii
... labour . nature of the materials to work upon , the Parliamentary contest occupies the most prominent place in the record . Yet the fight has not been always the thickest or hardest in Parliament . The work of creating and leading ...
... labour . nature of the materials to work upon , the Parliamentary contest occupies the most prominent place in the record . Yet the fight has not been always the thickest or hardest in Parliament . The work of creating and leading ...
Side 4
... labour . The original object and principle of the system was industrial education , but its chief and practical effect soon became the restriction of labour . It was not until the present century that the health and education of ...
... labour . The original object and principle of the system was industrial education , but its chief and practical effect soon became the restriction of labour . It was not until the present century that the health and education of ...
Side 5
... labour , and as children's labour was the cheapest to be had , it was eagerly sought after . Almost as soon as they could walk , the little children were swept into cotton manufactories . Waggon loads of children were taken from the ...
... labour , and as children's labour was the cheapest to be had , it was eagerly sought after . Almost as soon as they could walk , the little children were swept into cotton manufactories . Waggon loads of children were taken from the ...
Side 6
... labour ( 2 ) hastened its destruction ; and the introduction of machinery , and the revolution in many departments of industry , completed the work . That the system had been deeply rooted in a past society is proved by the fact , that ...
... labour ( 2 ) hastened its destruction ; and the introduction of machinery , and the revolution in many departments of industry , completed the work . That the system had been deeply rooted in a past society is proved by the fact , that ...
Side 39
... labour it had only enrolled six hundred members . It was a strictly orthodox society . Its rules were approved by the Archbishops and Bishops . Its standing orders provided that devotions should be held before proceeding to work , and ...
... labour it had only enrolled six hundred members . It was a strictly orthodox society . Its rules were approved by the Archbishops and Bishops . Its standing orders provided that devotions should be held before proceeding to work , and ...
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agitation amendment amongst appointed attendance Bill Committee Birmingham Bishop Borough catechism Chamberlain Church party Church schools Churchmen clergy Committee of Council compulsion compulsory conscience clause cumulative vote denominational schools Dissenters Dixon doctrines Education Department educationists election England enquiry established existing favour Forster Gladstone Government Hansard House Ibid Inspectors Ireland James Kay Shuttleworth labour League Liberal party Lord John Russell Lord Palmerston measure meeting ment Minister Ministry national education National Society Nonconformists object opinion opposed opposition organisation parents parishes Parliament parliamentary passed principles proposed Public School Association question R. W. Dale ratepayers rates Reformation religion religious instruction religious teaching resolution Roman Catholics scheme School Boards sectarian sects secular education secular instruction session Sir Charles Dilke Sir James Graham Sir James Kay Sir John Pakington teachers tion Tories towns voluntary Voluntaryists vote W. E. Forster