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or communities which have embraced it ; observe the higher morality , the greater social advancement , of those nations , es- pecially Protestant nations , which have been trained in the Christian faith . " But if we take this test and ...
or communities which have embraced it ; observe the higher morality , the greater social advancement , of those nations , es- pecially Protestant nations , which have been trained in the Christian faith . " But if we take this test and ...
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THE ADVANCEMENT OF TEACHING . BY JOSEPH JASTROW , PROFESSOR OF PSYCHOLOGY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN . A SIGNIFICANT feature of the Foundation which Mr. Carnegie called into being two years ago lies in its title : this , at first ...
THE ADVANCEMENT OF TEACHING . BY JOSEPH JASTROW , PROFESSOR OF PSYCHOLOGY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN . A SIGNIFICANT feature of the Foundation which Mr. Carnegie called into being two years ago lies in its title : this , at first ...
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The major premise that the appeal to public support should exclude from a participation in the benefits of a founda- tion for the advancement of teaching - is equally in need of con- vincing demonstration . As to the practical effects ...
The major premise that the appeal to public support should exclude from a participation in the benefits of a founda- tion for the advancement of teaching - is equally in need of con- vincing demonstration . As to the practical effects ...
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