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... true system of Education , for either Man or Woman , is yet only in expecta.icy " -Mrs . Paulina W. DAVIS : Report to Worcester Convention , October , 1851 . ALBANY : CHARLES VAN BENTHUYSEN , PRINTER . HARVARD UNIVERSITY ! LIBRARY 047 ...
... true system of Education , for either Man or Woman , is yet only in expecta.icy " -Mrs . Paulina W. DAVIS : Report to Worcester Convention , October , 1851 . ALBANY : CHARLES VAN BENTHUYSEN , PRINTER . HARVARD UNIVERSITY ! LIBRARY 047 ...
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... Philosophy performs for the external world ; it claims to disclose the real state of things , and to pre- sent nature unveiled and in her true features . " - Prof . SILLIMAN . THREE HOURS SCHOOL A DAY : A TALK WITH PARENTS PART I. ...
... Philosophy performs for the external world ; it claims to disclose the real state of things , and to pre- sent nature unveiled and in her true features . " - Prof . SILLIMAN . THREE HOURS SCHOOL A DAY : A TALK WITH PARENTS PART I. ...
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... true , what a terrible lie , is Six ! But how happens it that we have Six ? Because some overlook , and the rest repudiate , the SCIENCE OF MAN . That's the rea- son . The Pharisees of Education , repudiate the Science of Man , because ...
... true , what a terrible lie , is Six ! But how happens it that we have Six ? Because some overlook , and the rest repudiate , the SCIENCE OF MAN . That's the rea- son . The Pharisees of Education , repudiate the Science of Man , because ...
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... true . Upon thousands and thousands of others , six hours per day of confinement to the School Room , and to its labors , entails a living death . Relief , to them , from a life of comparative nothing- ness or of suffering , or both ...
... true . Upon thousands and thousands of others , six hours per day of confinement to the School Room , and to its labors , entails a living death . Relief , to them , from a life of comparative nothing- ness or of suffering , or both ...
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... true , in its whole range , from the " infant " Primary to the College and high- sounding University . Children have been treated , in this regard , as though they were so many ma- chines of wood , and stone , and iron . I speak in ...
... true , in its whole range , from the " infant " Primary to the College and high- sounding University . Children have been treated , in this regard , as though they were so many ma- chines of wood , and stone , and iron . I speak in ...
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