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Unlike the class-based schooling offered during the Tokugawa period, the Gakusei envisioned a unified, egalitarian system of modern national education, designed on a ladder plan.
Re "In the 'Live Free or Die' State, an Unpalatable Tax Decision" (front page, June 29), on the New Hampshire Supreme Court's decision that the state could no longer pay for its schools almost entirely through local property taxes, thus raising the possibility of an income or sales tax: There is little mention in your article of the second-class schooling offered to many of the state's children.
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