The Southern Quarterly Review, Том 7Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1845 |
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... supposed incapable of any understanding , as wanting all those senses which furnish the human mind with ideas . " p . 82 . This discovery is a great triumph for humanity , and affords evidence stronger than any professions , of the real ...
... supposed incapable of any understanding , as wanting all those senses which furnish the human mind with ideas . " p . 82 . This discovery is a great triumph for humanity , and affords evidence stronger than any professions , of the real ...
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... supposed rights of teachers , who have hitherto had the control of the whole business of education - as far , at least , as the higher orders of society are concerned - and an un- willingness to interfere with those rights : and , on ...
... supposed rights of teachers , who have hitherto had the control of the whole business of education - as far , at least , as the higher orders of society are concerned - and an un- willingness to interfere with those rights : and , on ...
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... supposed to be acquainted , he asked questions ; when he passed to subjects beyond their sphere , he gave information , intermingling the whole with lively remarks and pleasant anecdotes . [ And here one important particular should not ...
... supposed to be acquainted , he asked questions ; when he passed to subjects beyond their sphere , he gave information , intermingling the whole with lively remarks and pleasant anecdotes . [ And here one important particular should not ...
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... supposed to be its meaning and moral . " p . 127 . In the department of arithmetic and mathematics , we see nothing very striking or original in the Prussian mode of teaching : " It struck me , " says Mr. Mann , " that the main ...
... supposed to be its meaning and moral . " p . 127 . In the department of arithmetic and mathematics , we see nothing very striking or original in the Prussian mode of teaching : " It struck me , " says Mr. Mann , " that the main ...
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... supposed want of means and the impracticability of raising them , would be removed . Any such plan of sustaining a system of public instruction must , of course , emanate , in the first instance , from the people , but after having once ...
... supposed want of means and the impracticability of raising them , would be removed . Any such plan of sustaining a system of public instruction must , of course , emanate , in the first instance , from the people , but after having once ...
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