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... consequences to which the general adoption of the Lancasterian system would ultimately lead but nothing seemed to be ... consequence therefore of entrusting this national education to any one who neglected to found it on the national ...
... consequence at least would follow , namely , that the party constituting the Church of England had the same right to associate among themselves for the promotion of their own cause as any other party , If the old dissenters in this ...
... consequences which must en- sue . It is the thing , and not the name , with which we are con- cerned . As the question at present is not whether the children of the poor shall be educated or not , so on the other hand the ques- tion is ...
... consequence , if , instead of requiring a general compliance with the rule , but of silently granting a dispensation in urgent cases , any school in connexion with the National Society , should declare by a formal regulation , B 2 that ...
... consequence of such a formal regulation would be , that habi- tual absence from church would 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 ...