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... tion , which is peculiar to Mr. Lancaster , with that principle of tui- tion which he employs in common with Dr. Bell . This principle , which is tuition by the scholars themselves , may be exercised in com- bination with any religion ...
... tion of the Poor in the Principles of the Established Church , ' it would have borne no mark of distinction from provincial societies which might be formed for the same purpose . Some epithet , there- fore , fore , was absolutely ...
... tion , which was not founded upon that basis . The conductors of the institution therefore being bound to employ the funds which were entrusted to them , on the furtherance of a prescribed object , it is the institution itself , and not ...
... 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 regulated by this or ...
... tion that they ought to do so , and thus actually encourage an habi- tual absence from church , when attendance would otherwise have been given without a murmur . If a school therefore is professedly a Church - of - England school ...