Pestalozzi: His Life and WorkD. Appleton, 1890 - 438 sider |
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... hope , some practical help for the improve- ment of education . Pestalozzi , like other men , had his faults and his weaknesses , which it would be unfair to the public and to him to hide . To the public , the historian's duty is to ...
... hope , some practical help for the improve- ment of education . Pestalozzi , like other men , had his faults and his weaknesses , which it would be unfair to the public and to him to hide . To the public , the historian's duty is to ...
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... hope that they will soon learn to know better . " " I would have no great mind too indolent , or too proud of its own greatness to labour for the public good with courage and perseverance ; I would have no one despise the very humblest ...
... hope that they will soon learn to know better . " " I would have no great mind too indolent , or too proud of its own greatness to labour for the public good with courage and perseverance ; I would have no one despise the very humblest ...
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... hope of being able to improve the condition of the people by legislation . He cared little for the harshness of the rich , but he was deeply hurt by the part taken in the matter by those whom he had meant to serve . The real cause of ...
... hope of being able to improve the condition of the people by legislation . He cared little for the harshness of the rich , but he was deeply hurt by the part taken in the matter by those whom he had meant to serve . The real cause of ...
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... hope was that by setting an example of an improved method to the Swiss peasants , he would enable them not only to live in comfort , but provide for their children that intellectual and moral training which is so necessary for the ...
... hope was that by setting an example of an improved method to the Swiss peasants , he would enable them not only to live in comfort , but provide for their children that intellectual and moral training which is so necessary for the ...
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... hope of making myself useful . I also know and appreciate the sweets of solitude , the peace of the domestic fireside ; it will be my happiness to enjoy it more in the future . I no longer want a large circle of friends , but I do not ...
... hope of making myself useful . I also know and appreciate the sweets of solitude , the peace of the domestic fireside ; it will be my happiness to enjoy it more in the future . I no longer want a large circle of friends , but I do not ...
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