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Mr . Buckingham ' s motion itself was a deliberate insult on the working classes ;
but the evidence defeated the object of the mover , by showing that the drunken
class and the working class are distinct ; that the outcasts of society form a class ...
Mr . Buckingham ' s motion itself was a deliberate insult on the working classes ;
but the evidence defeated the object of the mover , by showing that the drunken
class and the working class are distinct ; that the outcasts of society form a class ...
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... raised the tone of national feeling , touched the conscience of England with a
deeper sense of her duties , and achieved results of a moral importance hardly
secondary to that main object of the suppression E 2 the Education of the People
.
... raised the tone of national feeling , touched the conscience of England with a
deeper sense of her duties , and achieved results of a moral importance hardly
secondary to that main object of the suppression E 2 the Education of the People
.
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importance hardly secondary to that main object of the suppression of the Slave -
Trade , which is unhappily still so remote . In like manner , the objects of the most
enlightened friends of education may be far from their accomplishmentperhaps ...
importance hardly secondary to that main object of the suppression of the Slave -
Trade , which is unhappily still so remote . In like manner , the objects of the most
enlightened friends of education may be far from their accomplishmentperhaps ...
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We have the principle recognised , that education is to be conducted by those
who , we believe , have the power of what M . Van der Ende calls ' forming men ' ;
but that this was to be their object we have not perceived , or at least strongly felt .
We have the principle recognised , that education is to be conducted by those
who , we believe , have the power of what M . Van der Ende calls ' forming men ' ;
but that this was to be their object we have not perceived , or at least strongly felt .
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And accordingly he proceeds to point out how this primary object of education is
achieved , and in a manner the best of all , by the very same discipline which
serves to make them profitable hearers for the Church ; and that , whilst your aim
is ...
And accordingly he proceeds to point out how this primary object of education is
achieved , and in a manner the best of all , by the very same discipline which
serves to make them profitable hearers for the Church ; and that , whilst your aim
is ...
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