The Quarterly Review, Volume 111John Murray, 1862 |
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Page 74
... population to 1 in 7 , —an enormous stride . Out of a population of some 20,000,000 there are , we learn , but 120,000 children wholly without instruc- tion , and of these 100,000 are the children of out - door paupers who may be dealt ...
... population to 1 in 7 , —an enormous stride . Out of a population of some 20,000,000 there are , we learn , but 120,000 children wholly without instruc- tion , and of these 100,000 are the children of out - door paupers who may be dealt ...
Page 81
... population are determined that religion and education must be closely con- nected , and we do not think that any other principle than that which is the base of the present system would secure this result . ' ( Ib . p . 311. ) ' While we ...
... population are determined that religion and education must be closely con- nected , and we do not think that any other principle than that which is the base of the present system would secure this result . ' ( Ib . p . 311. ) ' While we ...
Page 95
... population a sound although plain education for their children . I do not refer to the extent and variety of their studies , but to their know- ledge of a few elementary subjects .'- ( Mr . Stewart's Report , p . 121. ) The three ...
... population a sound although plain education for their children . I do not refer to the extent and variety of their studies , but to their know- ledge of a few elementary subjects .'- ( Mr . Stewart's Report , p . 121. ) The three ...
Page 100
... population , the indifference and caprice of parents , the gross ignorance of immigrant children , the incapacity of naturally inapt scholars , and the irregularity of attendance at school , make it an impossibility to judge what is the ...
... population , the indifference and caprice of parents , the gross ignorance of immigrant children , the incapacity of naturally inapt scholars , and the irregularity of attendance at school , make it an impossibility to judge what is the ...
Page 111
... population in manufacturing towns , schools in wild moorlands with scattered population , or in pauperized rural districts where the children are employed in numerous harvests , would lose from two - fifths to two - thirds of the ...
... population in manufacturing towns , schools in wild moorlands with scattered population , or in pauperized rural districts where the children are employed in numerous harvests , would lose from two - fifths to two - thirds of the ...
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