Shall State Aid Be Withdrawn From Denominational Institutions?: Address Before The Committees On Edu

In "Shall State Aid Be Withdrawn From Denominational Institutions?", Myer Stern presents a compelling address delivered before the Committees on Education, Charities, and Taxation at Albany, N.Y., on June 20th, 1894. This address argues against a proposed amendment and serves as a direct response to Rev. Jas. M. King and William Allen. Stern's discourse delves into the intricate relationship between government funding and religious institutions, a topic of enduring relevance. The book offers insight into the historical debates surrounding the separation of church and state in the context of educational and charitable organizations. It provides a snapshot of the late 19th-century discourse on public policy, religion, and institutional finance.

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