THE MONTHLY REVIEW OR LITERARY JOURNAL1781 |
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... fhould pre- fer public or private education , he is a warm advocate for the former . From the time of Quintilian to the prefent day , it has remained a doubt , whether public or private education is the more conducive to valuable ...
... fhould pre- fer public or private education , he is a warm advocate for the former . From the time of Quintilian to the prefent day , it has remained a doubt , whether public or private education is the more conducive to valuable ...
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... fhould be treated like those tender plants , which , unable to bear the weather , are placed under glaffes , and in the fhel- ter of the green - houfe . The oak will flourish beft in an open expo fure . ' It must be confeffed that Mr ...
... fhould be treated like those tender plants , which , unable to bear the weather , are placed under glaffes , and in the fhel- ter of the green - houfe . The oak will flourish beft in an open expo fure . ' It must be confeffed that Mr ...
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... fhould have but one folitary pupil ; any number of pupils , not interfering with the economy of a private family , feems fuffici- ently compatible with the idea of private pupilage . If there be but two , emulation will not fail to ...
... fhould have but one folitary pupil ; any number of pupils , not interfering with the economy of a private family , feems fuffici- ently compatible with the idea of private pupilage . If there be but two , emulation will not fail to ...
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... fhould in a manner occupy their whole time till that pe- riod . The elementary parts , at leaft , of much useful know- ledge might before that age be acquired , without retarding their progress in letters . The portion of human life ...
... fhould in a manner occupy their whole time till that pe- riod . The elementary parts , at leaft , of much useful know- ledge might before that age be acquired , without retarding their progress in letters . The portion of human life ...
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... fhould fpecify fome vices , and paint in lively colours the particular ill confequences which arife from them . If virtue in itself does not appear defireable , or vice deteftable , yet the idea , that vice will occafion pain ...
... fhould fpecify fome vices , and paint in lively colours the particular ill confequences which arife from them . If virtue in itself does not appear defireable , or vice deteftable , yet the idea , that vice will occafion pain ...
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