Pestalozzi: His Life and WorkD. Appleton, 1890 - 438 sider |
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... Trogen with a heavy load of thread . It was just at the top of the mountain where the path changes its direction that my thoughts and my life also changed theirs . I had set down my pack to wipe my forehead , when I was met by Mr ...
... Trogen with a heavy load of thread . It was just at the top of the mountain where the path changes its direction that my thoughts and my life also changed theirs . I had set down my pack to wipe my forehead , when I was met by Mr ...
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... Trogen , then with that of the normal school at Gais . It was at the latter place that in October , 1837 , we had the pleasure of seeing our old master again , and spending some days with him . He had acquired a large house situated a ...
... Trogen , then with that of the normal school at Gais . It was at the latter place that in October , 1837 , we had the pleasure of seeing our old master again , and spending some days with him . He had acquired a large house situated a ...
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... Trogen , decided to utilize for the public benefit the documents that had been entrusted to him . After studying the manuscript , therefore , and reducing it to order , he published a selection of passages in a pamphlet of some hundred ...
... Trogen , decided to utilize for the public benefit the documents that had been entrusted to him . After studying the manuscript , therefore , and reducing it to order , he published a selection of passages in a pamphlet of some hundred ...
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... Trogen , Conrad Naef , head of an institute for deaf - mutes , and Doctor Jean Niederer , minister of the Gospel and head of an institute for girls , of the one part , and Joseph Schmidt of the other part , having resolved to terminate ...
... Trogen , Conrad Naef , head of an institute for deaf - mutes , and Doctor Jean Niederer , minister of the Gospel and head of an institute for girls , of the one part , and Joseph Schmidt of the other part , having resolved to terminate ...
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