The Quarterly Journal of Education, Zväzok 10Charles Knight, 1835 |
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Strana 35
... land , or arising from certain taxes paid by the inhabitants , the common re- venue of a teacher in a parish - school , consists of voluntary contributions paid by the parishioners , and other accidental remunerations . The teachers are ...
... land , or arising from certain taxes paid by the inhabitants , the common re- venue of a teacher in a parish - school , consists of voluntary contributions paid by the parishioners , and other accidental remunerations . The teachers are ...
Strana 41
... times , of whom Gustavus III . and Charles XIV . , have made their renown eternal in the annals of the university . The income further arises from lands purchased by the university with its own funds , State of Education in Sweden . 41.
... times , of whom Gustavus III . and Charles XIV . , have made their renown eternal in the annals of the university . The income further arises from lands purchased by the university with its own funds , State of Education in Sweden . 41.
Strana 42
lands purchased by the university with its own funds , from the crown - tenths of several parishes in the northern provinces , & c . ; from donations of private persons , consisting of landed pro- perty designed to furnish salaries for ...
lands purchased by the university with its own funds , from the crown - tenths of several parishes in the northern provinces , & c . ; from donations of private persons , consisting of landed pro- perty designed to furnish salaries for ...
Strana 52
... land on a large scale are so multifarious and extensive , that they may be considered as fully equivalent to all knowledge whatever ; but how few possess such a knowledge , and where is it to be acquired ? * Many of our landed ...
... land on a large scale are so multifarious and extensive , that they may be considered as fully equivalent to all knowledge whatever ; but how few possess such a knowledge , and where is it to be acquired ? * Many of our landed ...
Strana 57
... Hayman of Canterbury , September 29 , 1625 , enfeoffed twenty - seven acres of land at Warehorne in this county , five parts in six of the rent to be given to the use of two scholars in this school ; the choice to be Education in Kent . 57.
... Hayman of Canterbury , September 29 , 1625 , enfeoffed twenty - seven acres of land at Warehorne in this county , five parts in six of the rent to be given to the use of two scholars in this school ; the choice to be Education in Kent . 57.
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