Study — Michael Müller, C.SS.R.
Public School Education
First published 1872. Müller's Public School Education (Patrick Donahoe, Boston, 1872), from the Project Gutenberg transcription of the print (ebook #28036), with every word preserved. Download: PDF · EPUB The original this transcription was made from: Project Gutenberg #28036.
A Redemptorist's case, argued at the height of the American school controversy of the 1870s, that the education of children belongs to the family and the Church and not to the State — the duty of Catholic parents, the rights the author held the common-school system to violate, and the bishops' and popes' teaching on mixed and godless schooling.
The book’s own contents, as printed: Contents (as printed)
Contents
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- Title Page
- Contents (as printed)
- CHAPTER I. Introductory
- CHAPTER II. Education—Its Object and Necessity
- CHAPTER III. Origin of the Public School System
- CHAPTER IV. Expose of the Public School System
- CHAPTER V. Evil Consequences of the Public School System on the Male Portion of Society
- CHAPTER VI. Evil Consequences of the Public School System on the Female Portion of Society
- CHAPTER VII. What is it to be a Mother?
- CHAPTER VIII. Evil Consequences of the Public School System Continued
- CHAPTER IX. The State.—Its Usurpation of the Individual Rights.—Its Incompetency to Educate
- CHAPTER X. The State a Robber.—Violation of Our Constitution and Common Law
- CHAPTER XI. Remedy for the Diabolical Spirit and the Crimes in Our Country
- CHAPTER XII. The Denominational System Alone Satisfies the Wants of All, and Can Save the Republic
- CHAPTER XIII. The Catholic Priest on the Public School System
- CHAPTER XIV. Answers to Objections
- CHAPTER XV. Zeal of the Priest for the Catholic Education of Our Children