The Institutions of Popular Education: An Essay: to which the Manchester Prize War Adjudged |
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The mere justice of educating the poor , --it being supposed that the education of
the other classes may confidently be relied on , -is apparent from that equal
obedience which is required from all by our laws . Each subject is supposed to
know ...
The mere justice of educating the poor , --it being supposed that the education of
the other classes may confidently be relied on , -is apparent from that equal
obedience which is required from all by our laws . Each subject is supposed to
know ...
Стр. 209
Patriotism was supposed to absorb instinctive affections . Father gave up his son
, and even mother her daughter . The sages and jurisconsults of antiquity not only
seem absolute in these opinions ; they have been followed by some modern ...
Patriotism was supposed to absorb instinctive affections . Father gave up his son
, and even mother her daughter . The sages and jurisconsults of antiquity not only
seem absolute in these opinions ; they have been followed by some modern ...
Стр. 217
... in them , they will be sure to loathe and detest . The education , therefore , of a
man's own children , is not wholly to be committed or trusted to himself . ” This
reasoning is the more strange , inasmuch as the parent is supposed ready to do
his ...
... in them , they will be sure to loathe and detest . The education , therefore , of a
man's own children , is not wholly to be committed or trusted to himself . ” This
reasoning is the more strange , inasmuch as the parent is supposed ready to do
his ...
Стр. 284
The supposed inability of any men , distributively or collectively considered , to do
any thing to its utmost success , can be no reason for not doing it to the utmost of
their capacity : and reason cannot be offered , by that partial failure , for the ...
The supposed inability of any men , distributively or collectively considered , to do
any thing to its utmost success , can be no reason for not doing it to the utmost of
their capacity : and reason cannot be offered , by that partial failure , for the ...
Стр. 291
... were now undertaken by the legislature . This donative was one among the
rest . The Monarch no more gives it but the Parliament . But he is supposed to
have vested in its Houses a full equivalent , and to have assigned AND
RESOURCES ...
... were now undertaken by the legislature . This donative was one among the
rest . The Monarch no more gives it but the Parliament . But he is supposed to
have vested in its Houses a full equivalent , and to have assigned AND
RESOURCES ...
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| Название | The Institutions of Popular Education: An Essay: to which the Manchester Prize War Adjudged |
| Автор | Richard Winter Hamilton |
| Издание: | 2 |
| Издатель | J. Y. Knight, 1846 |
| Владелец оригинала: | Британская библиотека |
| Оцифровано | 28 июл 2015 |
| Количество страниц | Всего страниц: 353 |
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