THE MONTHLY REVIEW OR LITERARY JOURNAL1781 |
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... favour of that ancient fyftem of education which confifts in a claffical difcipline , and which has produced in our nation many ornaments of human nature . ' By claffical difci- pline is meant , we prefume , the difcipline which ...
... favour of that ancient fyftem of education which confifts in a claffical difcipline , and which has produced in our nation many ornaments of human nature . ' By claffical difci- pline is meant , we prefume , the difcipline which ...
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... opportunity of aufwering the intentions of nature , in taking that conftant exercife which contributes equally to Arength of body and vigour of mind . i I may add to the many arguments in favour I may 4 Knox's Liberal Education .
... opportunity of aufwering the intentions of nature , in taking that conftant exercife which contributes equally to Arength of body and vigour of mind . i I may add to the many arguments in favour I may 4 Knox's Liberal Education .
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... favour of the opinion he maintains are , many of them , plaufible and in- genious : neverthelefs , we cannot altogether concur with him . in his fentiments on this fubject . That a greater proportion of good scholars is educated in pub ...
... favour of the opinion he maintains are , many of them , plaufible and in- genious : neverthelefs , we cannot altogether concur with him . in his fentiments on this fubject . That a greater proportion of good scholars is educated in pub ...
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... favour of private education , is , that the morals of the pupil are in lefs danger from the contagion of vicious exam- ple , and from the opportunities of gratification . In a public fchool , where numbers are in confederacy , Argus ...
... favour of private education , is , that the morals of the pupil are in lefs danger from the contagion of vicious exam- ple , and from the opportunities of gratification . In a public fchool , where numbers are in confederacy , Argus ...
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... favoured reign , With power invifible her foes controlled , And bade her own dread storms their pomp enfold . CADENCE When Cromwell steered The golden helm Of empire he unjustly won , Before his name The Gallic King III . Sat trembling ...
... favoured reign , With power invifible her foes controlled , And bade her own dread storms their pomp enfold . CADENCE When Cromwell steered The golden helm Of empire he unjustly won , Before his name The Gallic King III . Sat trembling ...
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