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 1 18    |       kind of human learning and instruction, which is the common patrimony
 2 18    |        and because every form of instruction, no less than every human
 3 23    |          regard to the religious instruction there given, but in regard
 4 24    |       proper religious and moral instruction "every form of intellectual
 5 35    |      duty that the education and instruction of the child be in accord
 6 37    |      forcing children to receive instruction exclusively in public schools,
 7 37(28)|        by forcing them to accept instruction from public teachers only.
 8 46    |   various ways the education and instruction of youth. It should begin
 9 48    |          promoting education and instruction, both public and private,
10 57    |   observed therefore in whatever instruction is imparted to others. Its
11 57    |      youth has a strict right to instruction in harmony with the teaching
12 65    |     initiation and precautionary instruction for all indiscriminately,
13 67    |         considered, some private instruction is found necessary and opportune,
14 74    |        such details of practical instruction in his epistles, especially
15 79    |          with separate religious instruction, but receive other lessons
16 80    |      school gives some religious instruction (often extremely stinted),
17 80    |          not only that religious instruction be given to the young at
18 81    | impossible to provide for public instruction otherwise than by neutral
19 86    |          conflict with religious instruction to the manifest detriment
20 90    |          be of great utility for instruction and education when directed