Proceedings, Abstracts of Lectures and a Brief Report of the Discussions of the National Teachers' Association, the National Association of School Superintendents and the American Normal School Association |
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... whole ; and , thirdly , for culture or education . We may think of a great variety of employments which have as their end the production of creature comforts , and whose manufactures require a higher order of technical skill - a ...
... whole ; and , thirdly , for culture or education . We may think of a great variety of employments which have as their end the production of creature comforts , and whose manufactures require a higher order of technical skill - a ...
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... whole United States was $ 28.54 a month in 1870 ; in 1890 it had risen to $ 37.46 , and in 1893 it reached the sum of $ 40 a month ; in 1903 the sum of $ 47.50 . I have shown , in another place , that there has been an increase of ...
... whole United States was $ 28.54 a month in 1870 ; in 1890 it had risen to $ 37.46 , and in 1893 it reached the sum of $ 40 a month ; in 1903 the sum of $ 47.50 . I have shown , in another place , that there has been an increase of ...
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... whole world . Every immigrant who accepts our invitation and comes to us imposes upon us an additional duty which we cannot shirk . The problem is serious , but by no means insoluble . Its solution depends entirely upon ourselves ...
... whole world . Every immigrant who accepts our invitation and comes to us imposes upon us an additional duty which we cannot shirk . The problem is serious , but by no means insoluble . Its solution depends entirely upon ourselves ...
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... whole people to do it . But it is better for the people to do it . And the people tax themselves with doing more than ever confronted any minister of education . The zeal of the people , with fullness of opportunity , often puts more ...
... whole people to do it . But it is better for the people to do it . And the people tax themselves with doing more than ever confronted any minister of education . The zeal of the people , with fullness of opportunity , often puts more ...
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... whole self , its political power , its sagacity , and its money into the work which it has set itself to do . Of course , it has its perplexities ; but it is without apprehension . We have foolish and troublesome men , and some bad and ...
... whole self , its political power , its sagacity , and its money into the work which it has set itself to do . Of course , it has its perplexities ; but it is without apprehension . We have foolish and troublesome men , and some bad and ...
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