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Edgar Wallace Knight, Clifton L. Hall. II . Let there be free schools established in every township , or in dis- tricts consisting of one hundred families . In these schools let children be taught to read and write the English and German ...
Edgar Wallace Knight, Clifton L. Hall. II . Let there be free schools established in every township , or in dis- tricts consisting of one hundred families . In these schools let children be taught to read and write the English and German ...
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... Free Schools to educate those children whose parents cannot afford the means of their education , is no more than common justice would require of every reason- able Government in that quarter of the world : but unfortunately it is ...
... Free Schools to educate those children whose parents cannot afford the means of their education , is no more than common justice would require of every reason- able Government in that quarter of the world : but unfortunately it is ...
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... Free Schools to educate those children whose parents cannot afford the means of their education , is no more than common justice would require of every reason- able Government in that quarter of the world : but unfortunately it is ...
... Free Schools to educate those children whose parents cannot afford the means of their education , is no more than common justice would require of every reason- able Government in that quarter of the world : but unfortunately it is ...
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THE COLONIAL CLIMATE | 1 |
The Virginia Company of London Is Ready to Assist the East India School 1625 | 7 |
Indenture of John Campbell to a Schoolmaster in New York 1722 | 13 |
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