The National Review, Volume 49W.H. Allen, 1907 - English literature |
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... measure , as half our voluntary schools would have been threatened with extinction . Who regarded it as a settlement of the Education question ? Not the Church of England , not the Roman Catholics , not even the Nonconformists . Mr ...
... measure , as half our voluntary schools would have been threatened with extinction . Who regarded it as a settlement of the Education question ? Not the Church of England , not the Roman Catholics , not even the Nonconformists . Mr ...
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... measure , which resulted in the closing of at least 15,000 Catholic schools and the illegal persecution of many thousands of innocent monks and nuns . The very last speech that he ever delivered was an eloquent appeal in favour of the ...
... measure , which resulted in the closing of at least 15,000 Catholic schools and the illegal persecution of many thousands of innocent monks and nuns . The very last speech that he ever delivered was an eloquent appeal in favour of the ...
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... measure . It is important to remember that all these measures became law last Session - which was described by the Daily News as a " record of triumphant progress " -with the assent of the House of Lords . Ministerial Micawbers ...
... measure . It is important to remember that all these measures became law last Session - which was described by the Daily News as a " record of triumphant progress " -with the assent of the House of Lords . Ministerial Micawbers ...
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