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PROGRESS AND JUSTICE IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XIII, Issue 18, 28 August 1885, Page 15

 

PROGRESS AND JUSTICE IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.

The Catholics of New Zealand provide, at their own sole expense, an excellent education for their own children. Yet such is the sense of justice and policy in the New Zeatand Legislature that it compels these Catholics, after having manfully provided for their own children, to contribute largely towards the free and godless education of other people's children !1 This is tyranny, oppression, and plunder.

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