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... reason for exultation than depression ; and that upon the whole they were never in so healthy and efficient a state as they are at this moment . Not only has the system of instruction in many of our older colleges been gradually ...
... reason for exultation than depression ; and that upon the whole they were never in so healthy and efficient a state as they are at this moment . Not only has the system of instruction in many of our older colleges been gradually ...
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... reason for extending the term of study , but not for cur- tailing it , and for teaching more , but not for teaching less , we reply that we are speaking of those who have arrived at an age which renders time of considerable importance ...
... reason for extending the term of study , but not for cur- tailing it , and for teaching more , but not for teaching less , we reply that we are speaking of those who have arrived at an age which renders time of considerable importance ...
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... reason ; and we should assuredly laugh at any man who acted in defiance of it . We should condemn even a butcher , who instead of sending his son to school at seven years of age , set him to learn his business , in preference to the ...
... reason ; and we should assuredly laugh at any man who acted in defiance of it . We should condemn even a butcher , who instead of sending his son to school at seven years of age , set him to learn his business , in preference to the ...
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... reason alone , if there were no other , there would be good ground for including in the thorough training which we ... reasons , indeed , which upon this supposition , determine a pre- ference of Greek and Latin are so obvious as to ...
... reason alone , if there were no other , there would be good ground for including in the thorough training which we ... reasons , indeed , which upon this supposition , determine a pre- ference of Greek and Latin are so obvious as to ...
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... reason for securing to him those advantages of quiet study from which urgent and multifarious duties will ever after- wards debar him . In confirmation of these remarks , we may observe , that we have heard many ministers say , as soon ...
... reason for securing to him those advantages of quiet study from which urgent and multifarious duties will ever after- wards debar him . In confirmation of these remarks , we may observe , that we have heard many ministers say , as soon ...
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