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Page 25
... judges , & c . But opposite extreme to be avoided - Poor schools like poor re- lief , for bread , & c .; food necessary , & c . - Schooling a mere bounty- Factionists make it general to flatter the poor - Should be given to poor only ...
... judges , & c . But opposite extreme to be avoided - Poor schools like poor re- lief , for bread , & c .; food necessary , & c . - Schooling a mere bounty- Factionists make it general to flatter the poor - Should be given to poor only ...
Page 29
... judges , who read nothing but newspapers ; who loaf , lounge , eat , drink , and smoke perpetually ; dabble in politics ; deal in lots , stocks , and lottery policies . The baker's bread and the butcher's meat can be tested by every one ...
... judges , who read nothing but newspapers ; who loaf , lounge , eat , drink , and smoke perpetually ; dabble in politics ; deal in lots , stocks , and lottery policies . The baker's bread and the butcher's meat can be tested by every one ...
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... judge , and a pious Christian , in the case referred to ( 7 Sergeant & Rawle's Reports ) , said , in 1821 , twenty - two years after the experiment had been fairly tried in Philadelphia upon more than twenty thousand children , under ...
... judge , and a pious Christian , in the case referred to ( 7 Sergeant & Rawle's Reports ) , said , in 1821 , twenty - two years after the experiment had been fairly tried in Philadelphia upon more than twenty thousand children , under ...
Page 58
... judges and juries convict and punish masters for assaults and batteries . Respectable persons are deterred from taking apprentices , for , as soon as they have obtained a glimpse of their trades , the slightest pretext is made to vacate ...
... judges and juries convict and punish masters for assaults and batteries . Respectable persons are deterred from taking apprentices , for , as soon as they have obtained a glimpse of their trades , the slightest pretext is made to vacate ...
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... judge so meanly of their daughters , or of their suitors , as to show their daughters up by fine dress and display . They should know that young men of intelligence and re- spectability compare the personal and domestic qualifications ...
... judge so meanly of their daughters , or of their suitors , as to show their daughters up by fine dress and display . They should know that young men of intelligence and re- spectability compare the personal and domestic qualifications ...
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