...national education of the children of the laboring class, is the first thing needful," Mill continues, ' ' the aim of all intellectual training for the mass of the people should be ... to qualify them for forming a sound practical judgment of the circumstances by which they are surrounded."29...

...sense and to qualify them for forming a sound, practical judgment of circumstances by which they're surrounded. Whatever in the intellectual department can be superadded to this is simply ornamental. —John Stuart Mill. COAL CAMPS AND CHARACTER By EV TADLOCK Superintendent of Mountain...

...people, and this is where gender and class make particular entry. In Political Economy Mill notes that "the aim of all intellectual training for the mass of the people" is only "to cultivate common sense; to qualify them for forming a sound practical judgment of the circumstances...

...their moral obligations and more by their passions and prejudice. Supt. J. It. Smart, of Fort Wayne. The aim of all intellectual training for the mass...of the circumstances by which they are surrounded. John Stuart Mill. Cultivation is as necessary to the mind as food to the bodyCicero. — An Iowa paper...