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« The Fate Of Italy, Which Has So Long O...
children who are not as yet either criminals or paupers , but whose natural guardians and " It the is the will islature object not , of or as the cannot a Conference , provide to for of lay the their before princi education the le Executive above . stated Government the
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mon sense o ; be Mr supported . M . D . Hill strenuousl , Q . C ., and y both l ) r . in Guthri and out e having of Parliament moved resolutions . " to the . effect resolutions band
of able moral the speeches general and devotional princi . Miss ples Carp feeling alread enter , y sound given read , sense supported a pap , and er , these intimate characterised acquaintanc by y that long e with high
her Dr subject . Miller , which much lend such doubted weig whether ht to all the she practical does or says point . of the question very was generally known and understood Miss —and , after speaking he aid he in the most that when
eulothis that gistic subject terms member was of the broug paper be ht compelle read before b d y the to read House Carpenter that of paper Commons , , s and it be should hoped obliged be moved to lay his hand every on his breast and say so before he voted .
of * Ragged For further Schools particulars to the'Educational see the last System number of of the the Country Journal , p . 349 , "On the Relation
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Feb. 1, 1861, page 432, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01021861/page/72/
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