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Page 88
... schools throughout the kingdom . Success attended their noble endeavours . The public attention was more and more directed to the work ; the nation became very generally sensible of the practicability , by the cheap methods which ...
... schools throughout the kingdom . Success attended their noble endeavours . The public attention was more and more directed to the work ; the nation became very generally sensible of the practicability , by the cheap methods which ...
Page 89
... schools on the Lancasterian plan . The only means which now remained were to form schools in opposition to those called Lancasterian ; for it was abundantly visible that the nation would no longer endure to be without schools . Measures ...
... schools on the Lancasterian plan . The only means which now remained were to form schools in opposition to those called Lancasterian ; for it was abundantly visible that the nation would no longer endure to be without schools . Measures ...
Page 91
... schools established on the Lancasterian plan , are the pamphlets intitled Schools for All , ' & c . and A Vindi- cation of Mr. Lancaster's System ; ' of which the first contains a very complete view of the argument on both sides of the ...
... schools established on the Lancasterian plan , are the pamphlets intitled Schools for All , ' & c . and A Vindi- cation of Mr. Lancaster's System ; ' of which the first contains a very complete view of the argument on both sides of the ...
Contents
Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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