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... better fitting them for adroit perpetrations , remains to be seen . There is at this time a very great number of educated and artful knaves in the United States , who hold positions and places of influence and power , and are employed ...
... better fitting them for adroit perpetrations , remains to be seen . There is at this time a very great number of educated and artful knaves in the United States , who hold positions and places of influence and power , and are employed ...
Page 32
... better than those who work to give it to him , and that if he does not know how to read , that his neighbors shall work and earn money to school him longer and better than they school their own children , or shall pay to keep him in a ...
... better than those who work to give it to him , and that if he does not know how to read , that his neighbors shall work and earn money to school him longer and better than they school their own children , or shall pay to keep him in a ...
Page 44
... named and defined , for the poor , up to thirteen or fourteen years of age , to improve or change the heart ; if the real intention is to produce moral and religious influences and to make men better , then it 44 EDUCATION .
... named and defined , for the poor , up to thirteen or fourteen years of age , to improve or change the heart ; if the real intention is to produce moral and religious influences and to make men better , then it 44 EDUCATION .
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Francis E. Brewster. religious influences and to make men better , then it is covertly and secretly designed for moral and religious instructions which cannot be suffered or allowed , directly or indirectly , in the United States . The ...
Francis E. Brewster. religious influences and to make men better , then it is covertly and secretly designed for moral and religious instructions which cannot be suffered or allowed , directly or indirectly , in the United States . The ...
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... better fit him for trick and cunning ; but it will not alter or reform the secret impulses of his heart . The first described graduate will carry his diploma in his mind , and can practically explain it ; he will have a thoughtful ...
... better fit him for trick and cunning ; but it will not alter or reform the secret impulses of his heart . The first described graduate will carry his diploma in his mind , and can practically explain it ; he will have a thoughtful ...
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