I hold that we ought not to set up this machinery, in order to create three infant schools, where all the other wants of some 2000 people are already provided for.
John Morley: “I hold that we ought not to set up this machinery, in order to create three infant schools, where all the other wants of…”
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Morley argues against unnecessary bureaucratic structures in education when existing needs are already met.
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