The Institutions of Popular Education: An Essay: to which the Manchester Prize War AdjudgedJ. Y. Knight, 1846 - Всего страниц: 353 |
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... condition and manners of the ancient mul- titude , and yet wouldst decline any return to them , if Providence gave thee the means : showing , either that thou dost not think what thou declarest to be right , or hast not the courage to ...
... condition and manners of the ancient mul- titude , and yet wouldst decline any return to them , if Providence gave thee the means : showing , either that thou dost not think what thou declarest to be right , or hast not the courage to ...
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... conditions ; it is not desi- rable to make it so easy that it should not be inde- fatigably sought ; the support it holds out should be accompanied with a feeling that every expedient needs to be tried before this shall be accepted ...
... conditions ; it is not desi- rable to make it so easy that it should not be inde- fatigably sought ; the support it holds out should be accompanied with a feeling that every expedient needs to be tried before this shall be accepted ...
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... condition of things . It makes plain our duties towards it . If it prophet- ically denote its subversion , -it encourages the hope , it strengthens the assurance , as the result only of reli- gious influence . We , in the mean while ...
... condition of things . It makes plain our duties towards it . If it prophet- ically denote its subversion , -it encourages the hope , it strengthens the assurance , as the result only of reli- gious influence . We , in the mean while ...
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... condition . On every side poverty , often mocked by the hope of employ- ment , sometimes sinking into the despair of support , -exists . We think of this class with grateful pride . Ah , were they more closely studied , they would win ...
... condition . On every side poverty , often mocked by the hope of employ- ment , sometimes sinking into the despair of support , -exists . We think of this class with grateful pride . Ah , were they more closely studied , they would win ...
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... condition . It does not believe that he is always to traverse the same cycle of failure and disappointment . It cannot bear to think of whole portions of the human family endlessly em- ployed , only as material forces and animal powers ...
... condition . It does not believe that he is always to traverse the same cycle of failure and disappointment . It cannot bear to think of whole portions of the human family endlessly em- ployed , only as material forces and animal powers ...
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