History of the Elementary School Contest in England
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Dixon said he felt it his duty to withdraw the amendment.
The alterations proposed by the Government were not laid on the table of the House until the 26th of May.
220 During the interval, although much uncertainty was caused by the delay — there being many rumours that the measure would be withdrawn — ^the country was not idle in giving expression to its views. The opinion that nothing but a thorough measure would be of use was strengthened and confirmed by the publications of the reports of M...r. Fitch and Mr. Fearon on the elementary schools of Birmingham, Leeds, Liverpool, and Manchester —verifying, as they did, the conclu- sions of the Education Aid Societies. In March a large number of petitions were presented, praying for more decisive and perfect provisions in the bill. As an illustration of public feeling, though perhaps not the most conclusive one, it may be noticed that the signatures to the League petitions amounted to 277,651, while those on the opposite side were only 18,822.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dixon said he felt it his duty to withdraw the amendment.
The alterations proposed by the Government were not laid on the table of the House until the 26th of May.
220 During the interval, although much uncertainty was caused by the delay — there being many rumours that the measure would be withdrawn — ^the country was not idle in giving expression to its views. The opinion that nothing but a thorough measure would be of use was strengthened and confirmed by the publications of the reports of M...r. Fitch and Mr. Fearon on the elementary schools of Birmingham, Leeds, Liverpool, and Manchester —verifying, as they did, the conclu- sions of the Education Aid Societies. In March a large number of petitions were presented, praying for more decisive and perfect provisions in the bill. As an illustration of public feeling, though perhaps not the most conclusive one, it may be noticed that the signatures to the League petitions amounted to 277,651, while those on the opposite side were only 18,822.
What to read after History of the Elementary School Contest in England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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