Excerpt from The Public Education of the People: An Oration Delivered Before the Onondaga Teachers Institute
In Rome the Priesthood is thought to be the flower of the State; the most important spiritual function of the State, therefore, is the production of Priests; accordingly the greatest pains are taken with their education. Institutions are founded at the public cost, to make Priests out of men; these institutions are the favorites of government, well ordered, well watched over, well attended, and richly honored. Institutions for the education of the People are of small account, ill-endowed, watch ed over but poorly, thinly attended, and not honored at all. The People are designed to be Subjects of the Church. And as little culture is needed for that.
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