Fifty scholarships have been established, of which thirty-five confer a free education in music, and fifteen provide not only a free education, but also maintenance for the scholars.
It may be explained that the term "free education," instruction libre, does not bear the same meaning in France as in England.
DYKE, recalling and admitting his former statements on Free Education, did not attempt to minimise their import.
But the Mormon Church is the recognized opponent of free education.
If the estate be so meane and inconsiderate that it will not reach to a free education, then that orphan [shall] be bound to some manuall trade .
This society did an important work in accustoming the people of the capital city to the provision of some form of free education.
One result, then, of free education would be, not to destroy the voluntary schools, but to put them under the control of those who really and not nominally pay for keeping them up.
If, upon consideration of the whole case, free education be thought to be one of these, the fact that it is called Socialistic will not weigh to its disadvantage with a single sensible man.
That is true, and the extent to which the system of such remission is carried in some districts is one of the strongest arguments in favour of free education.
Of course it is said that this proposal of free education is only another step towards Socialism, but no one should be frightened by phrases.
Parents feel that a free education is as much a part of the birthright of their children as the protection which the law affords to their life and property.
This institution extends to the pupils in the common schools the advantage of a free education in those higher departments of learning which cannot be acquired without considerable expense in any other college.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "free education" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
