A Memorial of the Life and Services of John D. PhilbrickLarkin Dunton New England Publishing Company, 1887 - 225 pages |
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... direction , the sympathy and encouragement of the maternal uncle , whom he mentions . This uncle , in writing to his sister , Mr. Philbrick's mother , in 1838 , says : - " I am extremely glad that John has manifested so much ...
... direction , the sympathy and encouragement of the maternal uncle , whom he mentions . This uncle , in writing to his sister , Mr. Philbrick's mother , in 1838 , says : - " I am extremely glad that John has manifested so much ...
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... direction which led to the final choice of his life . pursuit . He taught first in the intervals of his fragmentary at- tendance at the Academy for two or three successive winters , in the district schools of the vicinity of his home ...
... direction which led to the final choice of his life . pursuit . He taught first in the intervals of his fragmentary at- tendance at the Academy for two or three successive winters , in the district schools of the vicinity of his home ...
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... direction to the rank of educational philosophers with as much zeal as he had ever displayed in the construction or introduc- tion of the programme . It was just at this point that he was misunderstood by his critics . Because he laid a ...
... direction to the rank of educational philosophers with as much zeal as he had ever displayed in the construction or introduc- tion of the programme . It was just at this point that he was misunderstood by his critics . Because he laid a ...
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... direction of the district committee . " This qualification wrought much harm in some districts for a long time , but in the main the plan soon went into effect . Nearly ten years later Dr. Philbrick writes : - " This measure has unified ...
... direction of the district committee . " This qualification wrought much harm in some districts for a long time , but in the main the plan soon went into effect . Nearly ten years later Dr. Philbrick writes : - " This measure has unified ...
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... direction . After this system had been developed and perfected by a series of experiments in Boston , its beneficial effects were so marked that it at- tracted the attention of other American cities , and finally produced much effect in ...
... direction . After this system had been developed and perfected by a series of experiments in Boston , its beneficial effects were so marked that it at- tracted the attention of other American cities , and finally produced much effect in ...
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