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... relation to the offspring of its citizens was to extend the benefits of education to the whole body of the free born youth . * By the laws of Solon , † every * Since it was required by law that all the boys should learn to read , it ...
... relation to the offspring of its citizens was to extend the benefits of education to the whole body of the free born youth . * By the laws of Solon , † every * Since it was required by law that all the boys should learn to read , it ...
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... relation of Attica to Greece was very similar to that of New England in respect to the states of our confederacy . The intellectual superiority of the Athenians , however , was far more decided and striking than is that of New England ...
... relation of Attica to Greece was very similar to that of New England in respect to the states of our confederacy . The intellectual superiority of the Athenians , however , was far more decided and striking than is that of New England ...
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... relation which existed between edu- cation and the state , we proceed to sketch briefly some of the features of the education itself . In the early period of Grecian history , the education of the Greeks was almost entirely physical ...
... relation which existed between edu- cation and the state , we proceed to sketch briefly some of the features of the education itself . In the early period of Grecian history , the education of the Greeks was almost entirely physical ...
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... relation between two sciences in many respects so unlike as Mathematics and Metaphysics , but reached the highest eminence in each , and made them- selves in both for more than two thousand years the instruc- tors of the human race ...
... relation between two sciences in many respects so unlike as Mathematics and Metaphysics , but reached the highest eminence in each , and made them- selves in both for more than two thousand years the instruc- tors of the human race ...
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The relation which mu Greeks , must be reckoned Music . sic bore to education among the ancients was peculiar , and ... relations to music . And if in oratory music was supposed to be useful , in poetry it was regarded as indispensable ...
The relation which mu Greeks , must be reckoned Music . sic bore to education among the ancients was peculiar , and ... relations to music . And if in oratory music was supposed to be useful , in poetry it was regarded as indispensable ...
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