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Page 23
He was always very enthusiastic and devoted to whatever he was engaged in,
and ambitious, as well, to excel in his work. His uniform and continuous success
in managing and instructing inspired him with confidence in his ability, and these
...
He was always very enthusiastic and devoted to whatever he was engaged in,
and ambitious, as well, to excel in his work. His uniform and continuous success
in managing and instructing inspired him with confidence in his ability, and these
...
Page 52
How many have been cheered by his kind words of sympathy and his wise
counsels. He was a real friend to all who were honestly working for the good of
public schools. Able and industrious, devoted to his profession, and a student 52
JOHN ...
How many have been cheered by his kind words of sympathy and his wise
counsels. He was a real friend to all who were honestly working for the good of
public schools. Able and industrious, devoted to his profession, and a student 52
JOHN ...
Page 53
Able and industrious, devoted to his profession, and a student of its history and
philosophy, sincere, generous, and sympathetic, patient and forgiving, his life
was a grand success. Wherever public schools exist his influence is felt ;
wherever ...
Able and industrious, devoted to his profession, and a student of its history and
philosophy, sincere, generous, and sympathetic, patient and forgiving, his life
was a grand success. Wherever public schools exist his influence is felt ;
wherever ...
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teous behavior are the most essential requisites for this age of change and
transition. While, therefore, we gladly recognize the nobility of a life devoted to
commerce and trade, to manufactures, to agricultural production, or to the
professions of ...
teous behavior are the most essential requisites for this age of change and
transition. While, therefore, we gladly recognize the nobility of a life devoted to
commerce and trade, to manufactures, to agricultural production, or to the
professions of ...
Page 86
The addition of permanency of tenure to salary is necessary to make teaching a
career sufficiently attractive for persons of ability and culture, as a life work, and it
is only from such persons devoted to teaching as a life work that the best ...
The addition of permanency of tenure to salary is necessary to make teaching a
career sufficiently attractive for persons of ability and culture, as a life work, and it
is only from such persons devoted to teaching as a life work that the best ...
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| Title | A Memorial of the Life and Services of John D. Philbrick |
| Editor | Larkin Dunton |
| Publisher | New England Publishing Company, 1887 |
| Length | 225 pages |
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