A Discourse
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The largest University is that of Ber lin, in which, in 1850, were one hundred and sixty five Pro fessors and teachers, and eighteen hundred and fifty students. Of the students, one hundred and eighty four were matricu lated in theology, five hundred and seventy in law, and two hundred and twenty three in medicine, and three hundred and twenty-five in philosophy, or general science and literature. Besides these, five hundred and fifty-seven not matriculated, were pursuing studies in special dep...artments.
The primary schools have for their scope intellectual, moral and physical developement. They embrace the following branches: 1. Religion and morality, established on the po>- sitive truths of Christianity; 2. The German language; 3. The elements of Geometry and general principles of drawing; 4. Calculation and applied Arithmetic; 5. The elements of physics, of general history, and of the history of Prussia; 6.
29 Singing; 7. Writing;] 8. Gymnastic exercises; 9. The more simple manual labours, and some instruction in the rel ative country occupations.
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The largest University is that of Ber lin, in which, in 1850, were one hundred and sixty five Pro fessors and teachers, and eighteen hundred and fifty students. Of the students, one hundred and eighty four were matricu lated in theology, five hundred and seventy in law, and two hundred and twenty three in medicine, and three hundred and twenty-five in philosophy, or general science and literature. Besides these, five hundred and fifty-seven not matriculated, were pursuing studies in special dep...artments.
The primary schools have for their scope intellectual, moral and physical developement. They embrace the following branches: 1. Religion and morality, established on the po>- sitive truths of Christianity; 2. The German language; 3. The elements of Geometry and general principles of drawing; 4. Calculation and applied Arithmetic; 5. The elements of physics, of general history, and of the history of Prussia; 6.
29 Singing; 7. Writing;] 8. Gymnastic exercises; 9. The more simple manual labours, and some instruction in the rel ative country occupations.
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