A Memorial of the Life and Services of John D. PhilbrickLarkin Dunton New England Publishing Company, 1887 - 225 pages |
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... spirit , doubtless , did not seem to the boy to be an ideal one . Yet if somewhat narrow , and unquestionably hard , it held some compen- sation . It was an open , free , country life , everywhere adapting itself to direct the forces of ...
... spirit , doubtless , did not seem to the boy to be an ideal one . Yet if somewhat narrow , and unquestionably hard , it held some compen- sation . It was an open , free , country life , everywhere adapting itself to direct the forces of ...
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... spirit ran high , and the voting list was closely scrutinized by both sides . There was at that time living with his father , as a cheap hired hand , an ignorant but fairly intelligent fellow , named Francis York . He had been brought ...
... spirit ran high , and the voting list was closely scrutinized by both sides . There was at that time living with his father , as a cheap hired hand , an ignorant but fairly intelligent fellow , named Francis York . He had been brought ...
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... by his appreciative consideration of our opinions based on careful obser- vation . This spirit made him both a teacher and a learner at our conventions . Of Dr. Philbrick's work in Connecticut I will let Charles LIFE AND CHARACTER . 35.
... by his appreciative consideration of our opinions based on careful obser- vation . This spirit made him both a teacher and a learner at our conventions . Of Dr. Philbrick's work in Connecticut I will let Charles LIFE AND CHARACTER . 35.
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... spirit , that would be infused into a school under the new system , he will at once understand why it was so important that the new plan should succeed . Then there were the economic reasons , the reasons that were more potent in the ...
... spirit , that would be infused into a school under the new system , he will at once understand why it was so important that the new plan should succeed . Then there were the economic reasons , the reasons that were more potent in the ...
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... 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 had been done abroad , but also by his clear comprehension of what was necessary ...
... 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 had been done abroad , but also by his clear comprehension of what was necessary ...
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