The Bible and Civil Government: In a Course of LecturesR. Carter, 1851 - 278 páginas |
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... Prussia , however , belongs the credit of having recently set an example that has given a new impulse to the cause of popular edu- cation in Europe . The value of instruction de- pends on the qualifications of the teacner ; and with ...
... Prussia , however , belongs the credit of having recently set an example that has given a new impulse to the cause of popular edu- cation in Europe . The value of instruction de- pends on the qualifications of the teacner ; and with ...
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... Prussia created Normal Institutions for the education of teachers , and also established schools in every dis- trict of the country , to which every parent is requir- ed by law to send his children , unless he gives satis- factory proof ...
... Prussia created Normal Institutions for the education of teachers , and also established schools in every dis- trict of the country , to which every parent is requir- ed by law to send his children , unless he gives satis- factory proof ...
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... Prussia , where the laws take more concern in matters of economy than in other countries , there took place , if I rightly remember , at the instigation of a person whose name was Kretschmar , such a violent persecution of the sparrows ...
... Prussia , where the laws take more concern in matters of economy than in other countries , there took place , if I rightly remember , at the instigation of a person whose name was Kretschmar , such a violent persecution of the sparrows ...
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