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... beginning . The plan was accordingly adopted in this school in 1798 ; and in 1803 Mr Nichols writes to Mr Watts in praise of another " idea " of Dr Bell's - the use of sand . He says : " The sand I continue to use , it being the most ...
... beginning . The plan was accordingly adopted in this school in 1798 ; and in 1803 Mr Nichols writes to Mr Watts in praise of another " idea " of Dr Bell's - the use of sand . He says : " The sand I continue to use , it being the most ...
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... beginning of May , Dr Bell ob- tained a licence from his bishop " to be absent from his benefice of Swanage for two years . " The System was introduced into the female orphan asylum at Lambeth ; and in 1808 Dr Bell was ap- pointed ...
... beginning of May , Dr Bell ob- tained a licence from his bishop " to be absent from his benefice of Swanage for two years . " The System was introduced into the female orphan asylum at Lambeth ; and in 1808 Dr Bell was ap- pointed ...
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John Miller Dow Meiklejohn. CHAPTER IX . DR BELL IN DURHAM . In the beginning of the year 1808 , Dr Bell was trying to find a living near London , in exchange for his rectory at Swanage , in order that he might be able to give per- sonal ...
John Miller Dow Meiklejohn. CHAPTER IX . DR BELL IN DURHAM . In the beginning of the year 1808 , Dr Bell was trying to find a living near London , in exchange for his rectory at Swanage , in order that he might be able to give per- sonal ...
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... beginning of the present National Society , which is still strong and prosperous . The clergy of the diocese of Durham formed them- selves in 1811 into " A Society for the Education of the Children of the Poor , according to the System ...
... beginning of the present National Society , which is still strong and prosperous . The clergy of the diocese of Durham formed them- selves in 1811 into " A Society for the Education of the Children of the Poor , according to the System ...
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... beginning to do good work , but also to be a source of some trouble . The " masters and mistresses " who had come to be trained as teachers were , in many instances , " unable to write , and in some even to read ; " and what was worse ...
... beginning to do good work , but also to be a source of some trouble . The " masters and mistresses " who had come to be trained as teachers were , in many instances , " unable to write , and in some even to read ; " and what was worse ...
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