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that

because the Chinese.

great Utility

be here, I guess

there were So

children are

bad

many

2 because that badness

is due to want of Education

C.P.L. 818.1)

Nr

Meade

Mis A. Kennedy on the best paragraph of 45m

alludes to the reception by the Protestant Missionary bodies the new grant in aid system. (which could not be expected to attain any very gigantic success in 5 years) _ I suppose the paragraph thereafter means that the Roman Catholics will not put themselves in a position to avail themselves of it_

th 199

The latest regulation, are given in $572, and I cannot see anything in them to which the most scrupulous supporter of religious education need object. _ There is no conscience

clause

Find other respects they

are not

hostile to denominational education

rose & Lieut A. Gordon stated in Mauritian,

390

Comtranitics

Could not Land Cameron act which are for provisions objected to that exclude any religion from taking advantage on conscientious grounds of this system, which they recently started, appears to have been worked with some success so far.

as certain benevolent bodies are concerned, expressing at the same time a general interest in the

Extension of education

Jan

231/18/77

15.4447

do not think that any reply to

this. It is a general indictment of the Educational systems of Hungary,

but is

too vague to lead us to any

particular point at

least the Governor

ci perhaps

tives.

as suggestions.

Prelude to something further -

what be

It says that

the grant in aid systems

and systems is working

When 4.4.??

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