A Memorial of the Life and Services of John D. PhilbrickLarkin Dunton New England Publishing Company, 1887 - 225 pages |
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... strengthened her honored husband , and whose kindly and intelligent interest in education won the hearts of teachers , this volume is respectfully dedicated by THE EDITOR . WITHOUT HAVING ACCOM- 66 BE ASHAMED ΤΟ DIE PLISHED SOME.
... strengthened her honored husband , and whose kindly and intelligent interest in education won the hearts of teachers , this volume is respectfully dedicated by THE EDITOR . WITHOUT HAVING ACCOM- 66 BE ASHAMED ΤΟ DIE PLISHED SOME.
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... interest , and it was this address that did much to secure favorable action upon the subject by the legislature of Massachusetts in 1886 . If The papers and addresses contained in the volume constitute an honorable memorial to a noble ...
... interest , and it was this address that did much to secure favorable action upon the subject by the legislature of Massachusetts in 1886 . If The papers and addresses contained in the volume constitute an honorable memorial to a noble ...
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... interest in a small society of teachers of the town , mostly college students like himself , who used to meet in various parts of the town for mutual help in regard to their professional work . The lessons of professional help from ...
... interest in a small society of teachers of the town , mostly college students like himself , who used to meet in various parts of the town for mutual help in regard to their professional work . The lessons of professional help from ...
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... interest in starting the movement in Massachusetts when I say that the leading spirit in the movement was Dr. Philbrick . In my various consultations with him he surprised me , not only by the thoroughness of his obser- vation of what ...
... interest in starting the movement in Massachusetts when I say that the leading spirit in the movement was Dr. Philbrick . In my various consultations with him he surprised me , not only by the thoroughness of his obser- vation of what ...
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... interests and objects of life , has conquered his selfish appetites and has learned self - government , and thereby become fit to govern others . - We have already listened to the reminiscences of Mr. Philbrick's youth , and learned the ...
... interests and objects of life , has conquered his selfish appetites and has learned self - government , and thereby become fit to govern others . - We have already listened to the reminiscences of Mr. Philbrick's youth , and learned the ...
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