Pestalozzi: His Life and WorkD. Appleton, 1890 - 438 sider |
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... Lenzburg , where we were so well lodged , and at Suhr , where we had such a good dinner . " Our destination was Oberburg , about three miles to the south of Burgdorf . It took us a week to reach it . On our arrival we were drawn up in a ...
... Lenzburg , where we were so well lodged , and at Suhr , where we had such a good dinner . " Our destination was Oberburg , about three miles to the south of Burgdorf . It took us a week to reach it . On our arrival we were drawn up in a ...
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... Lenzburg , but even this has received improvements and considerable additions at the hand of his philosopher - in- chief . It was at this time and in the same press that the Exercises on Numbers and Forms , the work of Schmidt , were ...
... Lenzburg , but even this has received improvements and considerable additions at the hand of his philosopher - in- chief . It was at this time and in the same press that the Exercises on Numbers and Forms , the work of Schmidt , were ...
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... Lenzburg , and valiantly mounted the two or three hundred steps leading to the Castle . . . The vivacity of his speech and the vigour of all his movements inspired me with the · · hope that the term of his earthly existence was still ...
... Lenzburg , and valiantly mounted the two or three hundred steps leading to the Castle . . . The vivacity of his speech and the vigour of all his movements inspired me with the · · hope that the term of his earthly existence was still ...
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... Lenzburg to see his old friend , but found him unconscious . In the morning a paroxysm of frightful pain had been followed by delirium , which had ceased about noon , since when he had not spoken . By four o'clock the next morning the ...
... Lenzburg to see his old friend , but found him unconscious . In the morning a paroxysm of frightful pain had been followed by delirium , which had ceased about noon , since when he had not spoken . By four o'clock the next morning the ...
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... of destruction . " The discourse delivered by Pestalozzi at the meeting of the Society of Friends of Education at Lenzburg in 1809 , was printed shortly afterwards in the Weekly Journal , but NIEDERER'S COLLABORATION . 429.
... of destruction . " The discourse delivered by Pestalozzi at the meeting of the Society of Friends of Education at Lenzburg in 1809 , was printed shortly afterwards in the Weekly Journal , but NIEDERER'S COLLABORATION . 429.
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