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... instruction of their countrymen , with a zeal that has made them abridge and abandon their own . To what class of politicians Lord Byron belongs the reader must infer as he can from the obscure and contradictory stanzas in which the ...
... instruction of their countrymen , with a zeal that has made them abridge and abandon their own . To what class of politicians Lord Byron belongs the reader must infer as he can from the obscure and contradictory stanzas in which the ...
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... instruction which his child would receive at his hands would be , in most respects , in direct opposition to the culture which we should think most advisable to be adopted . We should be for giving her a genuine English education ...
... instruction which his child would receive at his hands would be , in most respects , in direct opposition to the culture which we should think most advisable to be adopted . We should be for giving her a genuine English education ...
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... instruction which is now given in some of our boasted new systems for the instruction of the poor , it would be found as wretched almost as any which can be devised . In proof of this statement , enter any one of the schools denominated ...
... instruction which is now given in some of our boasted new systems for the instruction of the poor , it would be found as wretched almost as any which can be devised . In proof of this statement , enter any one of the schools denominated ...
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instruction , is really occupied in destroying the mental powers of these children . " From these and other passages ... instruct , or rather compel , mankind to discover the universal error in which they have been trained . " The ...
instruction , is really occupied in destroying the mental powers of these children . " From these and other passages ... instruct , or rather compel , mankind to discover the universal error in which they have been trained . " The ...
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... instruction of his immediate predecessors . " " That the misery which he experiences , and the happiness which he enjoys , depend on the kind and degree of knowledge which he receives , and which is possessed by those around him ...
... instruction of his immediate predecessors . " " That the misery which he experiences , and the happiness which he enjoys , depend on the kind and degree of knowledge which he receives , and which is possessed by those around him ...
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