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National education; a sermon on the education of the poor ...
Popular education; its present condition and future prospects considered: in a letter to the Rt. Hon. the Earl of Granville.
The necessity of domestic and sound education, as a preliminary step to parliamentary purification.
County education: a letter, addressed to the Rt. Hon. Earl Fortescue.
The church schoolmaster in his relations to the church: a lecture ...
Have national schools been as beneficial to society as the advocates for the education of the poor expected? A paper read at a meeting of the North Wilts Church Schoolmasters' Association /
A practical plan for furthering education, by enlarging the present system of grants; a letter ...
Education, secular and religious, in townships ...
A letter to the Rev. G.A. Denison, M.A.
The educational prospects of St. Thomas Charterhouse; a letter ...
The farmers' case with regard to education, plainly stated; in a letter, addressed to the farmers and other parishioners of Upton St. Leonards.
A scheme of national education.
Correspondence on the education of the people, social and moral.
The doctrine of the church not to be proscribed in her normal schools. The judgment of the Lord Archbishop of York and the Lord Bishop of Ripon upon alleged erroneous teaching in the training school at York /
Management clauses for Church of England schools as they ought to be.
Letter in reply to papers issued by the committee of the Church Education Society ...