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... becoming the national schoolmaster . By the Lancas- terian system we understand the association of religious instruc- tion , which is peculiar to Mr. Lancaster , with that principle of tui- tion which he employs in common with Dr. Bell ...
... become a permanent and general rule , On the other hand , though the broad basis of the Lancasterian sys- tem prevents it from being made subservient to the support of any one religious party , and of assuming therefore the character of ...
... become general in this kingdom , in which no provision was made for the established religion . And as the history of all ages and all countries attests , that the religion of the people is depend- ent on their education , the rising ...
... become not Christians but Mahometans . The insinuation , therefore , in respect to the Church of England , that a solicitude for education in its principles is an argument against its worth , not only applies to every other religious ...
... become a rule of the school , in- stead of being , as before , an exception to the rule . Instead of being an indulgence to be granted only in extreme cases , it would be- come a right to be demanded in all cases . And not only those ...