The EnquirerGarland Pub., 1971 - 481 pages |
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... established courfe of human events . If a man produce a work of uncommon ta- lents , it is immediately fuppofed that he has been through life an extraordinary creature , that the stamp of divinity was upon him , that s circle of glory ...
... established courfe of human events . If a man produce a work of uncommon ta- lents , it is immediately fuppofed that he has been through life an extraordinary creature , that the stamp of divinity was upon him , that s circle of glory ...
Page 79
... established systems fail in this office . The fecond object is to finooth the difficultics which prefent themselves in the acquifition of knowledge . The method of education here suggested is incomparably the beft adapted to the first ...
... established systems fail in this office . The fecond object is to finooth the difficultics which prefent themselves in the acquifition of knowledge . The method of education here suggested is incomparably the beft adapted to the first ...
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... established modes of education produce the op- pofite effect , unless in a fortunate few , who , by the celerity of their progress , and the difținc- tions they obtain , perhaps escape from the gene- ral tions 82 Of the Communication of ...
... established modes of education produce the op- pofite effect , unless in a fortunate few , who , by the celerity of their progress , and the difținc- tions they obtain , perhaps escape from the gene- ral tions 82 Of the Communication of ...
Contents
Effay Page I OF Awakening the Mind | 1 |
Of the Utility of Talents | 7 |
Of the Sources of Genius 12 | 12 |
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