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Learning is their cause , and every honest means to promote learning should be within their duty . Nor does duty alone make this call for publicity . Ambition joins in it ; the legitimate personal ambition of making one's mind and ...
Learning is their cause , and every honest means to promote learning should be within their duty . Nor does duty alone make this call for publicity . Ambition joins in it ; the legitimate personal ambition of making one's mind and ...
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An idea has been conveyed ; and all the means that conveyed it have been lost - consumed like gunpowder in the explosion . We can all remember various amateur performances and revivals of old plays , in which the accessories were of the ...
An idea has been conveyed ; and all the means that conveyed it have been lost - consumed like gunpowder in the explosion . We can all remember various amateur performances and revivals of old plays , in which the accessories were of the ...
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... a fine wainscot nor a beautiful doorknob can have the same power over him that it may have over that zealous , high - strung , new discoverer of the old world , the American who begins to realize what good decoration really means .
... a fine wainscot nor a beautiful doorknob can have the same power over him that it may have over that zealous , high - strung , new discoverer of the old world , the American who begins to realize what good decoration really means .
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| Title | The Collected Works of John Jay Chapman: Education Volume 6 of The Collected Works of John Jay Chapman, John Jay Chapman |
| Author | John Jay Chapman |
| Publisher | M & S Press, 1970 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 5 Mar 2008 |
| ISBN | 0877300038, 9780877300038 |
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