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... hand what we build with the other ; and it would be more rational to abolish our religious establishment at once , than to have recourse to such an absurdity . Reflexions like these were , at the period above - mentioned , sub- mitted ...
... hand , the mem- bers of the establishment are not only warranted , but in duty bound to preserve that system , as originally practised , in the form of a church of England education . ' The Prospectus then concluded with the following ...
... hand , how- ever , we must observe , that they who are chiefly excluded by it are the least subject to inconvenience from such exclusion . Among the Quakers , whom the condition particularly affects , there are few , if any , objects of ...
... hand the ques- tion is not by whom , but in what principles they shall be educated . The question is not , whether the children patronized by the Na- tional Society shall be taught to read , to write , and to cypher , in a school ...
... hand , if parents cannot conscientiously comply , the National Society would say , ' You have perfect liberty to choose or to reject our terms , we have no desire to impose the smallest restraint on the conscience of any man , but if ...