The Institutions of Popular Education, an Essay. Second Edition |
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... honour all men ! How unworthy is every contemptuous expression towards any on our tongues ! Is he to be despised ? Is " he a vessel in which is no pleasure ? " If a spirit of disparagement be entertained towards any man , as the ...
... honour all men ! How unworthy is every contemptuous expression towards any on our tongues ! Is he to be despised ? Is " he a vessel in which is no pleasure ? " If a spirit of disparagement be entertained towards any man , as the ...
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... honours on the unworthy , and in their misjudgment become slaves to a name : who are affected with strange amazement at inscriptions and statues . " - Horat : Satir : lib . i . 6 . asperse the people for those dispositions which gene ...
... honours on the unworthy , and in their misjudgment become slaves to a name : who are affected with strange amazement at inscriptions and statues . " - Horat : Satir : lib . i . 6 . asperse the people for those dispositions which gene ...
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... honours which their civil supe- riors had grasped . Similar dispositions we may now witness . Our poor delight in ... honour ! They are the bank of our wealth ! They are the fulcrum of our power ! It may be difficult to find fixed ...
... honours which their civil supe- riors had grasped . Similar dispositions we may now witness . Our poor delight in ... honour ! They are the bank of our wealth ! They are the fulcrum of our power ! It may be difficult to find fixed ...
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... honour . Cultivation shall be assisted with every experiment and be rewarded with every prize . And then , when some ... honours of the show , for having brought up so many children without parish pay ! Nature and ingenuity have been ...
... honour . Cultivation shall be assisted with every experiment and be rewarded with every prize . And then , when some ... honours of the show , for having brought up so many children without parish pay ! Nature and ingenuity have been ...
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... honour , but not more than the producers of that which gives food its social value . Food cannot of itself be riches . It is to be sold , it is to be exchanged for other commo- dities , and then the country is filled with plenty . We ...
... honour , but not more than the producers of that which gives food its social value . Food cannot of itself be riches . It is to be sold , it is to be exchanged for other commo- dities , and then the country is filled with plenty . We ...
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