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  4. Lettre de J. M. Cramp à Louis-Hippolyte La Fontaine . - 16 janvier 1849
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Lettre de J. M. Cramp à Louis-Hippolyte La Fontaine . - 16 janvier 1849

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Lettre où J. M. Cramp expose à La Fontaine ses réticences quant aux amendements que La Fontaine propose d'apporter à l'acte d'éducation. Cramp émet lui-même quelques suggestions. Titre basé sur le contenu de la pièce. Le document est en anglais. La pièce portait originellement le numéro 000515.
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Baptist College,Jan. 16. 1849.Sir,McKeie has favored me with a copy of the Bill "to amend the School Laws of Lower Canada", and he informs me that it is to be introduced to the House by yourself. I wish to ask your attention to two or three observations.Allow me to say, that it is almost useless to legislate for Schools, while there is no provision for the Education of Teachers, and no uniform System of Instruction.The wants of Lower Canada may be thus enumerated:-1. A Normal School for Teachers. This is essential. I venture to suggest that itRead automatically; may contain mistakes.
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