 ... and claypits into villages and cities. I mean also to include such a cultivation of the intellect, as shall enable it to discover those permanent and mighty laws which pervade all parts of the created universe, whether material or spiritual. This...  Transactions of the Illinois Natural History Society - Page 88by Illinois Natural History Society - 1861 - 194 pagesFull view - About this book
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...the created universe, whether natural or spiritual. This is necessary, because if we act in obedience to these laws, all the resistless forces of Nature...it is that God is stronger than man. And, finally, by the term Education, I mean such a culture of our moral affections and religious susceptibilities,... | |
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...created universe, whether material or spiritual. This is necessary, because, if we act in obedience to these laws, all the resistless forces of Nature...will overwhelm us with ruin, as it is that God is stronge than man. And, finally, by the term Education, I mean such a culture of our moral affections... | |
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...created universe, whether material or spiritual. This is necessary, because, if we act in obedience to these laws, all the resistless forces of Nature...defiance of these laws, then Nature resists, thwarts, bafH.es us ; and, in the end, it is just as certain that she will overwhelm us with ruin, as it is... | |
 | Horace Mann - Education - 1867 - 600 pages
...created universe, whether material or spiritual. This is necessary, because, if we act in obedience to these laws, all the resistless forces of Nature...auxiliaries, and cheer us on to certain prosperity and trinmph ; but, if we act in contravention or defiance of these laws, then Nature resists, thwarts,... | |
 | Gabriel Compayré - Education - 1887 - 512 pages
...created universe, whether material or spiritual. This is necessary, because, if we act in obedience to these laws, all the resistless forces of Nature...it is that God is stronger than man. And, finally, by the term Education I mean such a culture of our moral affections and religious susceptibilities... | |
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...created universe, whether material or spiritual. This is necessary, because, if we act in obedience to these laws, all the resistless forces of Nature...end, it is just as certain that she will overwhelm 113 us with ruin, as it is that God is stronger than man. And, finally, by the term Education, I mean... | |
 | James G. Moore - Education - 1903 - 296 pages
...universe, whether material or spiritual. This is necessary, because if we act in obedience to those laws, all the resistless forces of nature become our...it is that God is stronger than man. And, finally, by the term 'education' I mean such a culture of our moral affections and religious susceptibilities... | |
 | Education - 1903 - 630 pages
...material or spiritual. This is necessary because, if we act in obedience to these laws, all the restless forces of Nature become our auxiliaries and cheer...it is that God is stronger than man. And finally, by the term education I mean such a culture of our moral affections and religious susceptibilities... | |
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