"And the money saved from the 'Abolition Act,' I will invest in the field of education. After the 'Factory Law' is passed, there will certainly be a large number of idle children on the streets, and I want to cram them all into schools. Arthur, do you know what I discovered during my travels? I found that even the Germans and the French value education more than we do!"
Disraeli emphasized: "If we value the issue of education as the Germans and the French do, encourage shared experiences and shared culture in school textbooks, then in forty or fifty years, there will be no Irish separatists. Look at Germany, there are so many countries in the Germanic region, the residents of the Alsace-Lorraine region of France don't even speak French, but the Germans only think about unity, while the people of Alsace and Lorraine consider themselves French! And in Britain? Scots speak English, but would rather think of themselves as donkeys than stand with their English brothers."
