The Institutions of Popular Education: An Essay: to which the Manchester Prize War AdjudgedJ. Y. Knight, 1846 - Всего страниц: 353 |
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... proper end , but as the source of " peace , order , and social happiness . " This is to convey an impression that the ease and quiet of a government are principally sought . It seems to im- ply that an unenquiring and compliant people ...
... proper end , but as the source of " peace , order , and social happiness . " This is to convey an impression that the ease and quiet of a government are principally sought . It seems to im- ply that an unenquiring and compliant people ...
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... proper rule assu- redly is , to instil this knowledge , if even the neces- sity follow that he be left to gather other knowledge as he can . This is the instrument and capacity for every acquisition . The art of Writing is not to be ...
... proper rule assu- redly is , to instil this knowledge , if even the neces- sity follow that he be left to gather other knowledge as he can . This is the instrument and capacity for every acquisition . The art of Writing is not to be ...
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... proper river - course . It is the first shoot of the fibre which grows up into the massive trunk . It is the rich vermilion of the orient blushing into the golden light of day . In contrast to the Infant school , and as embra- cing the ...
... proper river - course . It is the first shoot of the fibre which grows up into the massive trunk . It is the rich vermilion of the orient blushing into the golden light of day . In contrast to the Infant school , and as embra- cing the ...
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... proper , but two things can alone give these institutions an extended vitality and efficiency , -the enforcement of contribu- tion from all their attendants , and the surrender to their members of the chief administration . The habit of ...
... proper , but two things can alone give these institutions an extended vitality and efficiency , -the enforcement of contribu- tion from all their attendants , and the surrender to their members of the chief administration . The habit of ...
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... proper tendency , the converse must be allowed . Then , in proportion as things are misapprehended , will human happiness and morality advance ! Error will be the parent of virtue ! A peasantry shall be orderly , industrious , content ...
... proper tendency , the converse must be allowed . Then , in proportion as things are misapprehended , will human happiness and morality advance ! Error will be the parent of virtue ! A peasantry shall be orderly , industrious , content ...
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