A Complete System of Education a Lecture Delivered Before the American Academy
A Complete System of Education a Lecture Delivered Before the American Academy
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There exists no doubt, in the mind of any one, as to what the State Government ought to do in relation to all other interests. It ought to develop all its re- sources, and increase its attractions; to do all in its power to induce the active and intelligent to seek it for their residence, and to promote in every way the comfort, health, security and happiness^ of its population. These are its unquestioned du- ties, and these are the professed objects of the laws, and of the administration of th...em. Now in what way can those pur- poses be effected so thoroughly and advantageously as by increasing knowledge, and the means of education ? Look at the effect of the small amount of education which has thus far been given, by public authority and by private con- tribution, in New England. What else has given us the not undeserved reputation for ingenuity and sagacity which dis- tinguishes us among the States of this Union ? Is there any doubt that it is education which has contributed largely to that development of mind which we may justly claim to be at least one of our characteristics ?
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There exists no doubt, in the mind of any one, as to what the State Government ought to do in relation to all other interests. It ought to develop all its re- sources, and increase its attractions; to do all in its power to induce the active and intelligent to seek it for their residence, and to promote in every way the comfort, health, security and happiness^ of its population. These are its unquestioned du- ties, and these are the professed objects of the laws, and of the administration of th...em. Now in what way can those pur- poses be effected so thoroughly and advantageously as by increasing knowledge, and the means of education ? Look at the effect of the small amount of education which has thus far been given, by public authority and by private con- tribution, in New England. What else has given us the not undeserved reputation for ingenuity and sagacity which dis- tinguishes us among the States of this Union ? Is there any doubt that it is education which has contributed largely to that development of mind which we may justly claim to be at least one of our characteristics ?
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