State Intervention in English Education: A Short History from the Earliest Times Down to 1833

action allowed appears appointed Archbishop attended authority beginning Benefit Bill Bishop Cambridge Canons century Charity Church City claim clergy College Colony Commissioners Committee common Constitutional Council Court Crown desire direct early ecclesiastical edition effect elementary Eliz endowed England English established evidence existed fact foundation founded further give given Government grammar schools grant hand Henry House important instruction interesting John King land Latin learning legislation letters London Lord masters means necessary Oxford parents parish Parliament passed period persons petition poor position present probably question received reference Reformation regarded remarkable Reports respect result says scholars schoolmasters Scotland seems Society spiritual statute sufficient taught teach teachers thing third tion town Universities whole writing youth