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Is it , then , susceptible of no improvement ? Is the human mind , progressive
upon all other subjects , to be stationary upon this ? Shall not education be
allowed to advance with the march of intellect , and its path be illuminated with
the ...
Is it , then , susceptible of no improvement ? Is the human mind , progressive
upon all other subjects , to be stationary upon this ? Shall not education be
allowed to advance with the march of intellect , and its path be illuminated with
the ...
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The improvement adverted to is improvement in degree -- a better preparation for
admission into college - a somewhat later age , and of course more mature
powers -- and , as a consequence , higher and more thorough teaching . The
result ...
The improvement adverted to is improvement in degree -- a better preparation for
admission into college - a somewhat later age , and of course more mature
powers -- and , as a consequence , higher and more thorough teaching . The
result ...
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Is it , then , susceptible of no improvement ? Is the human mind , progressive
upon all other subjects , to be stationary upon this ? Shall not education be
allowed to advance with the march of intellect , and its path be illuminated with
the ...
Is it , then , susceptible of no improvement ? Is the human mind , progressive
upon all other subjects , to be stationary upon this ? Shall not education be
allowed to advance with the march of intellect , and its path be illuminated with
the ...
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... standard of education -- in advancing their pupils , and further in the path of
learning parents , dul : them the opportunity - for they , unddess totally un their
trust , ) must be justly and conscientiously cons . of the value of such
improvement .
... standard of education -- in advancing their pupils , and further in the path of
learning parents , dul : them the opportunity - for they , unddess totally un their
trust , ) must be justly and conscientiously cons . of the value of such
improvement .
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Such an improvement as has now been alluded to , ought unquestionably to be
aimed at . The progress of liberal education ought to bear some proportion to the
rapid advances our country is making in other respects , and to the character and
...
Such an improvement as has now been alluded to , ought unquestionably to be
aimed at . The progress of liberal education ought to bear some proportion to the
rapid advances our country is making in other respects , and to the character and
...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | The Philadelphia Book, Or, Specimens of Metropolitan Literature |
| Autor | Peter Stephen Du Ponceau |
| Editor | Key & Biddle, 1836 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 28 Feb. 2006 |
| Largo | 380 páginas |
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