Sketches. Part 1. Joseph Lancaster and his contemporaries. Part 2. William Allen, his life and labours1848 |
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... tion . The old plan of education , in which I had been hitherto conversant , was daily proved inadequate to the purposes of instruc- tion on a large scale . In every respect I had to explore a new and untrodden path . My continual ...
... tion . The old plan of education , in which I had been hitherto conversant , was daily proved inadequate to the purposes of instruc- tion on a large scale . In every respect I had to explore a new and untrodden path . My continual ...
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... tion , and were highly delighted ; and as soon as he had finished , his majesty said , ' Lan- caster , I highly approve of your system , and it is my wish that every poor child in my dominions should be taught to read the bible ; I will ...
... tion , and were highly delighted ; and as soon as he had finished , his majesty said , ' Lan- caster , I highly approve of your system , and it is my wish that every poor child in my dominions should be taught to read the bible ; I will ...
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... tion , to his pecuniary circumstances . He is pressed for money , but he cannot believe that if the Almighty has designed the edu- cation of the poor of London , a few poor pitiless creditors can prevent it ; ' only let the eyes of his ...
... tion , to his pecuniary circumstances . He is pressed for money , but he cannot believe that if the Almighty has designed the edu- cation of the poor of London , a few poor pitiless creditors can prevent it ; ' only let the eyes of his ...
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... tion , and drawing your pen through every line which you think might be spared , without any essential defect of information , taking care to efface whatever is not necessary to give an idea of the system of instruction . By this means ...
... tion , and drawing your pen through every line which you think might be spared , without any essential defect of information , taking care to efface whatever is not necessary to give an idea of the system of instruction . By this means ...
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... tion ought to be built on the Church Cate- chism ; and expresses her opinion , although without , or rather in spite of , evidence , that under the name of the leading principles of Christianity , Mr. Lancaster builds on the basis of ...
... tion ought to be built on the Church Cate- chism ; and expresses her opinion , although without , or rather in spite of , evidence , that under the name of the leading principles of Christianity , Mr. Lancaster builds on the basis of ...
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