[ '2)3] that dwell all over the World, and never know one_another, and that doth not live in Obedience to that College. 3. All thefe Schoolmafiers of the wholeWorld mufr meet by ~hemfelfes or De– legates in General Councils. 4·. All Schools mull: receive Canons from thefe Councils, and be judg.. ed by them, and bring their Accufation (at leaft · .Appeals) to .them, ftom all Nations of th~ Earth. 5. All the Schoolrnafiers of the feveral Kmgdoms mufi hold National Affemblies·in thofe Kingdoms [or Provimces] as aCollege of Governors to the whole Land. 6. A' Thou{~md, or many Hundred or Scores Local particular Schools muft be Schools but equivocally fo called, and have all but one pro– per Schoo1mafier, who alone mufi have theKeys · of them, and-judge of each Scholar that is, I. ad- . rnittea, 2. corrected, 3. or put out. 7. All thefe Schools under this Diocefan Schoolmafier {hall , have his ·u·fbers, (and·no proper Schoolmafiers) who lhall have Power to teach tho.fe that will learn, and to tell the proper Schoolmafier,. (per– haps One Hundred, Eighty or Twenty Miles off) . of every Boy that deferveth to be correCted. or · put out. But none of thefe Uiliers fball have Pow- . er, 1. To judge whom to take or refufe, or what Boys to correCt:, nor to correCt them till com– manded by the Diocefan ·Mafier : 3~ Nor to pue out any till he bids him : 4· Nor to forbear cor· · reet:ing or cafiing out any when 'commanded, though he know them to be the befi. I think this, 1. Depofeth all the Inferiour Schools, and robs them of proper Schoolmafiet:s, -which are their due. 2. And depofeth the Ufhers, that lhould be mofily Schoolmallers. 3 ~ And m.ake,t~ ~~~Qpl.. 9oyerpment an impoffible thhi~gl, .. :w 1 e I I
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