Reformatory Education: Papers on Preventive, Correctional and Reformatory Institutions and Agencies in Different CountriesF. . Brownell, 1857 - Всего страниц: 363 |
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... course is almost uniformly downward , until on earth there is no lower point to reach . Accustomed , as many such children have been from infancy , to sights and sounds of open and abandoned profligacy , ―trained to an utter want of ...
... course is almost uniformly downward , until on earth there is no lower point to reach . Accustomed , as many such children have been from infancy , to sights and sounds of open and abandoned profligacy , ―trained to an utter want of ...
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... course of school instruction , can devote themselves to such studies as are directly connected with their several ... courses of familiar lectures , with practical illustrations , collections in natural history , and the natural sciences ...
... course of school instruction , can devote themselves to such studies as are directly connected with their several ... courses of familiar lectures , with practical illustrations , collections in natural history , and the natural sciences ...
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... course is almost uniformly downward , until on earth there is no lower point to reach . Accustomed , as many such children have been from infancy , to sights and sounds of open and abandoned profligacy , —trained to an utter want of ...
... course is almost uniformly downward , until on earth there is no lower point to reach . Accustomed , as many such children have been from infancy , to sights and sounds of open and abandoned profligacy , —trained to an utter want of ...
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... course , these were their first care , yet no sentiment of enmity or fear restrained them from extending a helping hand to the unfortunate pagan . Julian the apostate wrote to one of his officers that it was a shame to the pagans that ...
... course , these were their first care , yet no sentiment of enmity or fear restrained them from extending a helping hand to the unfortunate pagan . Julian the apostate wrote to one of his officers that it was a shame to the pagans that ...
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... course of English . The pupils are classed in two courses . The duration of each course is two years , so that the education of each brother occupies an average period of four years . At the expiration of this time they ought to be ...
... course of English . The pupils are classed in two courses . The duration of each course is two years , so that the education of each brother occupies an average period of four years . At the expiration of this time they ought to be ...
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Стр. 337 - I asked an inhabitant whether those children belonged to that part of the town, and lamented their misery and idleness.
Стр. 91 - Dire was the tossing, deep the groans : Despair Tended the sick, busiest from couch to couch ; And over them triumphant Death his dart Shook, but delay'd to strike, though oft invoked With vows, as their chief good, and final hope.
Стр. 133 - ... refused them. At stated intervals they returned to the appointed place to reassure the confidence of their superior. On one occasion, a lad remained absent long beyond the time agreed upon, but at last he appeared, quite exhausted by the labor of saving some valuable property. Mr. Wichern afterwards learned from the owner, — not from the lad, — that he had steadily refused the compensation offered to, and even urged upon him. When the company returned home at the appointed time, he sent forth...
Стр. 53 - ... preserved a child-like character in this respect even to old age. It was probably this temperament, which led him to estimate at a low rate the importance of positive religious truth in the education of children, and to maintain that the mere habit of faith and love, if cultivated...
Стр. 60 - ... to train and unite them into one harmonious system, which shall form the most perfect character of which the individual is susceptible, and thus prepare him for every period, and every sphere of action to which he may be called.
Стр. 131 - ... erection of their little colony of buildings; — and in doing this, they were animated by a feeling of hope and a principle of independence in providing a dwelling for themselves, while they experienced the pleasures of benevolence in rendering assistance to each other. Mr. Wichern mentions, with great satisfaction, the good spirit of the architect who came upon the premises to direct in putting up the first house. This man would not retain a journeyman for a day or an hour, who did not conduct...
Стр. 337 - Sir,' said the woman, to whom I was speaking, ' could you take a view of this part of the town on a Sunday, you would be shocked indeed ; for then the street is filled with multitudes of these wretches, who, released on that day from employment, spend their time in noise and riot, playing at chuck, and cursing and swearing in a manner so horrid, as to convey to any serious mind an idea of hell rather than any other place.
Стр. 65 - A well-arranged family circle is the place where each member, by participating in the others' joys and sorrows, pleasures and misfortunes, by teaching, advice, consolation, and example, is inspired with sentiments of single-mindedness, of charity, of mutual confidence, of noble thoughts, of high feelings, and of virtue. " In such a circle can a true religious sense take the firmest and the deepest root. Here it is that the principles of Christian feeling can best be laid, where opportunity is continually...
Стр. 36 - ... dignity through his feeling of the universal powers and endowments which he possesses, awakened within him ; that he may not only learn to gabble over by rote the religious maxim that ' man is created in the image of God, and is bound to live and die as...
Стр. 317 - Well, then, allowing only two years' full practice to one of the dangerous class previous to his sentence of transportation, I do not know how the conclusion can be escaped that, in one way or another, the public — the easy, indifferent, callous public — has been, and is, mulcted to the amount of more than a million sterling, by, and on account of its criminals annually transported...