History of New York State volume 1
History of New York State volume 1
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It grew out of the " historical society ". The first meeting was held at the house of John Murray, jr. , in Pearl street.
The membership fee was fixed at eight dollars, and the subscription list, still preserved, is headed by the name of DeWitt Clinton with $200.
A permanent foundation. — ^^ot until the year 1812, did the legislature make permanent provision for a system of schools. Acts had been passed establish- ing more lotteries, and various schools and colleges had been founded by their ai...d; but in this year a law was passed appropriating $50, 000 annually thereafter, and authorizing each town to levy a tax equal to its share in this appropriation.
* The reports for the year 1798 show 1, 352 schools in operation with an attendance of 59, 660 pupils.
494 The School Fund In 1814 it was found necessary to direct that each town should raise this amount under penalty of for- feiture of its share in the State appropriation. As Xew York city did not share in the benefits of the general act of 1812, a supplementary act was passed in 1813, admitting the city to the benefits of the com- mon school fund.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It grew out of the " historical society ". The first meeting was held at the house of John Murray, jr. , in Pearl street.
The membership fee was fixed at eight dollars, and the subscription list, still preserved, is headed by the name of DeWitt Clinton with $200.
A permanent foundation. — ^^ot until the year 1812, did the legislature make permanent provision for a system of schools. Acts had been passed establish- ing more lotteries, and various schools and colleges had been founded by their ai...d; but in this year a law was passed appropriating $50, 000 annually thereafter, and authorizing each town to levy a tax equal to its share in this appropriation.
* The reports for the year 1798 show 1, 352 schools in operation with an attendance of 59, 660 pupils.
494 The School Fund In 1814 it was found necessary to direct that each town should raise this amount under penalty of for- feiture of its share in the State appropriation. As Xew York city did not share in the benefits of the general act of 1812, a supplementary act was passed in 1813, admitting the city to the benefits of the com- mon school fund.
What to read after History of New York State volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Reed From Old Catalog Prentice to read onlineMoreLess
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