The Twentieth Century, Volum 8Nineteenth Century and After, 1880 |
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... knowledge , the instinct for beauty , ✓ the instinct for a fit and pleasing form of social life and manners . And Lord Derby will allow , I am sure , when he thinks of St. Helens and of similar places , that even at his own gate , and ...
... knowledge , the instinct for beauty , ✓ the instinct for a fit and pleasing form of social life and manners . And Lord Derby will allow , I am sure , when he thinks of St. Helens and of similar places , that even at his own gate , and ...
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... knowledge has been maltreated and starved , for the schools of this class , where it should have called forth and trained this instinct , are the worst of the kind anywhere ; and its provision for the instinct which desires fit and ...
... knowledge has been maltreated and starved , for the schools of this class , where it should have called forth and trained this instinct , are the worst of the kind anywhere ; and its provision for the instinct which desires fit and ...
Pàgina 10
... knowledge . But there this class lives , busy and confident ; and enjoys the amplest political liberty , and takes what Mr. Bright calls a commendable interest in politics , ' and reads what he says is such admirable reading for all of ...
... knowledge . But there this class lives , busy and confident ; and enjoys the amplest political liberty , and takes what Mr. Bright calls a commendable interest in politics , ' and reads what he says is such admirable reading for all of ...
Pàgina 11
... knowledge has not in the great body of our community been much attended to , nor have Liberal statesmen made much appeal to it ; for giving the mere ru- diments of knowledge to the lowest class they have , indeed , sought to make ...
... knowledge has not in the great body of our community been much attended to , nor have Liberal statesmen made much appeal to it ; for giving the mere ru- diments of knowledge to the lowest class they have , indeed , sought to make ...
Pàgina 12
... knowledge they give none . To large and clear ideas of the future and of its requirements , whether at home or abroad , they are by nature , as a class , inaccessible ; and though the firmness and dignity of their carriage , in foreign ...
... knowledge they give none . To large and clear ideas of the future and of its requirements , whether at home or abroad , they are by nature , as a class , inaccessible ; and though the firmness and dignity of their carriage , in foreign ...
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