We desire, above all things, the maintenance of the principles of civil and religious liberty; and above all other instrumentalities to that end, the maintenance of our common school system, at the public charge, open to all the children and free from partisan or sectarian control.
George F. Hoar: “We desire, above all things, the maintenance of the principles of civil and religious liberty; and above all other…”
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Hoar advocates for civil and religious liberty and the importance of a non-partisan public school system.
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