The Institutions of Popular Education: An Essay: to which the Manchester Prize War AdjudgedJ. Y. Knight, 1846 - Всего страниц: 353 |
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... claims of the Essay on the other points above - mentioned . It is expected that the Publication will form a Duodecimo Volume of about Three Hundred Pages , and the Profits arising from its Sale , after deducting the usual Costs , will ...
... claims of the Essay on the other points above - mentioned . It is expected that the Publication will form a Duodecimo Volume of about Three Hundred Pages , and the Profits arising from its Sale , after deducting the usual Costs , will ...
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... claims this necessity . Population stands in a relation to the supply of food . There is invariably , in every civilised country , a certain proportion between the two . By some restraint or check , population is not suffered a ...
... claims this necessity . Population stands in a relation to the supply of food . There is invariably , in every civilised country , a certain proportion between the two . By some restraint or check , population is not suffered a ...
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... claim is never opposed , is never harshly conceded , is never niggardly supplied . It is not contended that the able- bodied are , by any just construction of the law , enti- tled to a fare of comfort and abundance which the self ...
... claim is never opposed , is never harshly conceded , is never niggardly supplied . It is not contended that the able- bodied are , by any just construction of the law , enti- tled to a fare of comfort and abundance which the self ...
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... claims which they could never share . They do reve- rence to the monuments on which they know their name can never be engraved . And instead of deploring the independence of our working people , we should deprecate their servility more ...
... claims which they could never share . They do reve- rence to the monuments on which they know their name can never be engraved . And instead of deploring the independence of our working people , we should deprecate their servility more ...
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... claim which was demanded of them . Their minds were in the hand of a proprietor . Their souls were held by soccage and serfdom . They were virtually the subjects of purchase and transfer . Their cabins were rated as stalls , and their ...
... claim which was demanded of them . Their minds were in the hand of a proprietor . Their souls were held by soccage and serfdom . They were virtually the subjects of purchase and transfer . Their cabins were rated as stalls , and their ...
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