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Q: What was the general school act of 1647?
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What colony set up a law school in 1647 and the first college Harvard in 1636?

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What has the author Richard Busby written?

Richard Busby has written: 'A short institution of grammar for the use of Westminster School, 1647'


How old was the Witchfinder General Matthew Hopkins when he died?

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The Fronde was a civil conflict in France from 1647 to 1652.


Who became governor of New Netherland in 1647?

Peter Stuyvesant became governor of New Netherlands in 1647.


Which colony was formed in 1647?

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Why is the Old deluder's Satan act important in todays society?

The "old deluder" act was passed in 1647. It is important because it was the beginning of public education. Towns of 50 or more families had to pay a man to teach writing and reading in "town schools".