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Page 576
(2) With regard to religious instruction in “ordinary facilities” schools, local
authorities might be allowed to let existing teachers give the denominational
teaching, if they desire and are desired to do so. As we have often pointed out,
this ...
(2) With regard to religious instruction in “ordinary facilities” schools, local
authorities might be allowed to let existing teachers give the denominational
teaching, if they desire and are desired to do so. As we have often pointed out,
this ...
Page 669
It was the intensity of this desire that brought Mr. Hughes so perilously close to
defeat. Say what we may about Mr. Hearst, he may be the demagogue that
President Roosevelt believes him to be, he may be the selfish agitator and the
ally of ...
It was the intensity of this desire that brought Mr. Hughes so perilously close to
defeat. Say what we may about Mr. Hearst, he may be the demagogue that
President Roosevelt believes him to be, he may be the selfish agitator and the
ally of ...
Page 708
Let it be noted, however, that there is a desire, which is rapidly spreading among
new members, many of whom have served long apprenticeships on other public
bodies, to take part in the business they have been sent to perform. That ...
Let it be noted, however, that there is a desire, which is rapidly spreading among
new members, many of whom have served long apprenticeships on other public
bodies, to take part in the business they have been sent to perform. That ...
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