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W. Tion of the Public Instruction Act of 1880, now in force throughout New South Wales, which enacted that all aid to denominational education should cease on December 31, 1882. This final stasre was not reached without strenuous but un- availing opposition on the part of the Church, but the advocates of the single system of edu- cation proved too strong, and, with some few exceptions due to local circumstances, Church schools were extinguished. The opposition, how- ever, was not without effect..., for the Act of 1866 contamed two clauses which were carried over into the Act of 1880. These clauses provided for a system of religious instruction which represents a fair compromise between the supporters of denominational and undenominational education. Although primary education was declared to be free, secular and compulsory, " secular instruction " was interpreted as including " general religious teaching as distinguished from dogmatical or 174 Australia polemical theology. " In virtue of this gloss, teachers, subject to a conscience clause, give religious instruction during school hours to all scholars attending the school, and children in this way acquire a fair knowledge of the facts of Bible history, and receive instruction in morals based upon religion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W. Tion of the Public Instruction Act of 1880, now in force throughout New South Wales, which enacted that all aid to denominational education should cease on December 31, 1882. This final stasre was not reached without strenuous but un- availing opposition on the part of the Church, but the advocates of the single system of edu- cation proved too strong, and, with some few exceptions due to local circumstances, Church schools were extinguished. The opposition, how- ever, was not without effect..., for the Act of 1866 contamed two clauses which were carried over into the Act of 1880. These clauses provided for a system of religious instruction which represents a fair compromise between the supporters of denominational and undenominational education. Although primary education was declared to be free, secular and compulsory, " secular instruction " was interpreted as including " general religious teaching as distinguished from dogmatical or 174 Australia polemical theology. " In virtue of this gloss, teachers, subject to a conscience clause, give religious instruction during school hours to all scholars attending the school, and children in this way acquire a fair knowledge of the facts of Bible history, and receive instruction in morals based upon religion.
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