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Instead of zeal, the Education Act produced refrigeration and estrangement.
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John Morley
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gutenberg.orgInstead of zeal, the Education Act produced refrigeration and estrangement.
Morley argues that the Education Act led to a cooling of relations rather than fostering enthusiasm.
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