The Institutions of Popular Education: An Essay: to which the Manchester Prize War AdjudgedJ. Y. Knight, 1846 - Всего страниц: 353 |
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... opinions with which Your judgment does not coincide . Its spirit of freedom and candour I am confident that You will approve . Did I presume to address Your Lordship , as did Walker King at an early period of Your life , it would be to ...
... opinions with which Your judgment does not coincide . Its spirit of freedom and candour I am confident that You will approve . Did I presume to address Your Lordship , as did Walker King at an early period of Your life , it would be to ...
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... opinions of men so greatly vary- ing on his theme . He has retained the Title with which the Essay was originally headed , though he must remind those who peruse it , that the word " Institutions " is employed in its classical , and not ...
... opinions of men so greatly vary- ing on his theme . He has retained the Title with which the Essay was originally headed , though he must remind those who peruse it , that the word " Institutions " is employed in its classical , and not ...
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... opinion of society , throw a shame around him . It may be the wisdom of society to treat him differently from the home - born child . But what if no inheritance greet him ? What if yearning and high anticipation have not hailed him ...
... opinion of society , throw a shame around him . It may be the wisdom of society to treat him differently from the home - born child . But what if no inheritance greet him ? What if yearning and high anticipation have not hailed him ...
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... opinions there may be the infusion of error and mistake , because naked pro- positions seldom consist of perfect truth . Labour is not the poor man's all , -he has a vital benefit in the property around him , for otherwise his labour ...
... opinions there may be the infusion of error and mistake , because naked pro- positions seldom consist of perfect truth . Labour is not the poor man's all , -he has a vital benefit in the property around him , for otherwise his labour ...
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... opinions , from the charge that they regard their poorer brethren as essentially inferior . They deal in cold con- tempt and lofty arrogance towards them . They look down upon them as a lower variety of the species , —-- as the vessels ...
... opinions , from the charge that they regard their poorer brethren as essentially inferior . They deal in cold con- tempt and lofty arrogance towards them . They look down upon them as a lower variety of the species , —-- as the vessels ...
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