Instead of the school boards being universal, they should only come into existence where the ecclesiastical party was not strong enough in wealth, influence, and liberality to keep them out.
John Morley: “Instead of the school boards being universal, they should only come into existence where the ecclesiastical party was…”
Editor's note · Context
Morley critiques the limited application of school boards based on local ecclesiastical influence.
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