The Parliamentary Debates
The Parliamentary Debates
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I quite acknowledge that if all the great interests and all the great classes that I have enumerated are going to combine to defeat this educational Measure they may do much to impair its utility ; but I hope and think better of my countrymen. I ask no man to change his opinion upon this Bill ; I ask no man to give up what he regards as a conscien- tious conviction ; my demand is simply this — living as we do in a free and constitutionally governed country — that they should attempt to make the... best of a measure passed by the Legislature of this country, and that if that measure fails, and in so far as it fails, they should devote their attention to amending it. I do not ask them to approve it, I do not ask them to say that if they had been in power they would not have found some much better plan for dealing with the infinitely difficult problem ; but I do ask them, I do make this demand on the patriotism and public spirit of every class, clerical and non^lerical, in this country, Mr.
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I quite acknowledge that if all the great interests and all the great classes that I have enumerated are going to combine to defeat this educational Measure they may do much to impair its utility ; but I hope and think better of my countrymen. I ask no man to change his opinion upon this Bill ; I ask no man to give up what he regards as a conscien- tious conviction ; my demand is simply this — living as we do in a free and constitutionally governed country — that they should attempt to make the... best of a measure passed by the Legislature of this country, and that if that measure fails, and in so far as it fails, they should devote their attention to amending it. I do not ask them to approve it, I do not ask them to say that if they had been in power they would not have found some much better plan for dealing with the infinitely difficult problem ; but I do ask them, I do make this demand on the patriotism and public spirit of every class, clerical and non^lerical, in this country, Mr.
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