Great Pedagogical Essays; Plato to SpencerFranklin Verzelius Newton Painter AMS Press, 1970 - 426 strán (strany) |
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... father's lap . eradicate from the mind . Early impressions are hard to When once wool has been dyed purple , who can restore it to its previous whiteness ? An unused jar long retains the taste and smell of that with which it is first ...
... father's lap . eradicate from the mind . Early impressions are hard to When once wool has been dyed purple , who can restore it to its previous whiteness ? An unused jar long retains the taste and smell of that with which it is first ...
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... fathers and hus- bands . 4. A father , when he brings his children into existence and supports them , has , in so doing , fulfilled only a third part of his task . To the human race he owes men ; to society , men fitted for society ; to ...
... fathers and hus- bands . 4. A father , when he brings his children into existence and supports them , has , in so doing , fulfilled only a third part of his task . To the human race he owes men ; to society , men fitted for society ; to ...
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... Father , is indeed the Saviour of the world . His teaching is justice itself , a simple philosophy of practical value for all , the revelation of God the Father to his erring children . 3. SWISS NEWS , 1782 . I. The child at its ...
... Father , is indeed the Saviour of the world . His teaching is justice itself , a simple philosophy of practical value for all , the revelation of God the Father to his erring children . 3. SWISS NEWS , 1782 . I. The child at its ...
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XENOPHON Biographical Sketch | 61 |
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