The Institutions of Popular Education: An Essay to which the Manchester Prize was Adjudged |
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The law of opinion goes forth from thence and rules the land. These are the busy
scenes in which principles are tested, truths discovered, and experiments
assured. They may have a fault in the esteem of a constantly diminishing
feudalism.
The law of opinion goes forth from thence and rules the land. These are the busy
scenes in which principles are tested, truths discovered, and experiments
assured. They may have a fault in the esteem of a constantly diminishing
feudalism.
Стр. 82
Certificates were good-naturedly subscribed. And thus, race of pupils after race
was surrendered to a wretched imbecility and drivelling. Such persons were a
disgrace to their calling and a pest to their land. They corrupted and wasted youth
.
Certificates were good-naturedly subscribed. And thus, race of pupils after race
was surrendered to a wretched imbecility and drivelling. Such persons were a
disgrace to their calling and a pest to their land. They corrupted and wasted youth
.
Стр. 138
The Sabbath of Laud and Butler will bjjrst in all its irreligion and dissipation over
our land! Then for the Morris- dance on the common and the Polka in the hall ! Ye
who shudder at the thought of such a wreck, stand forth the uncompromising ...
The Sabbath of Laud and Butler will bjjrst in all its irreligion and dissipation over
our land! Then for the Morris- dance on the common and the Polka in the hall ! Ye
who shudder at the thought of such a wreck, stand forth the uncompromising ...
Стр. 279
If the work be doing, if a great portion of it be adequately done, why should it be
transferred to the government of our land ? Are not its pecuniary obligations
sufficiently heavy ? Are not its inventive powers of supply well-nigh exhausted ?
If the work be doing, if a great portion of it be adequately done, why should it be
transferred to the government of our land ? Are not its pecuniary obligations
sufficiently heavy ? Are not its inventive powers of supply well-nigh exhausted ?
Стр. 332
We cannot think, from His own indications, that He is mindful to destroy us The
salt which is sown in our land, is not of ruin but of life. The ploughshare, driven
through it, is not of destruction but of cultivation. Christian Education is our want,
and ...
We cannot think, from His own indications, that He is mindful to destroy us The
salt which is sown in our land, is not of ruin but of life. The ploughshare, driven
through it, is not of destruction but of cultivation. Christian Education is our want,
and ...
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| Название | The Institutions of Popular Education: An Essay to which the Manchester Prize was Adjudged |
| Автор | Richard Winter Hamilton |
| Издатель | Hamilton, 1845 |
| Владелец оригинала: | Гарвардский университет |
| Оцифровано | 9 май 2007 |
| Количество страниц | Всего страниц: 340 |
| Экспорт цитаты | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |