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 1 23    |  children, in all institutions, public or private, not merely in
 2 24    |       be incited to disturb the public order."16 ~
 3 37    |      instruction exclusively in public schools, and it bases its
 4 37(28)|         accept instruction from public teachers only. The child
 5 46    | education of youth, by removing public impediments that stand in
 6 48    | education and instruction, both public and private, the State should
 7 49    |         right administration of public affairs and for the protection
 8 49    |      which directly concern the public good and call for special
 9 49    |       in defense of country and public order; or again exaltation
10 50    |      the State intended for the public good, ought also to be regulated
11 57    |       work the teacher, whether public or private, has no absolute
12 65    |       indiscriminately, even in public; and, worse still, by exposing
13 68    |       any kind of exhibition in public. ~
14 72    |  Borromeo ordered to be read in public to parents assembled in
15 79    |    special manner to infest the public school. We renew and confirm
16 81    |       impossible to provide for public instruction otherwise than
17 81    |   advantage of education and of public peace and tranquillity,
18 82    |     education is not aided from public funds, as distributive justice
19 97    |        and display our works in public for your service. How we