American Education Its Principles And Elements Dedicated to the Teachers of Th
American Education Its Principles And Elements Dedicated to the Teachers of Th
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But a single generation has elapsed, yet the savage and the pan- ther have alike disappeared. Civilization has built rich cities on the site of the wigwam and the hut. The dark ignorance of savage life is gone, and now science comes to erect her temples on our verdure- crowned hills.
The frown, once severely placed upon the brow of nature, is removed. The stars no longer shoot ter- rors across the horizon : the sun no longer veils his face in anger. We stand upon the vantage-ground of knowledge.... We look to the firmament as upon the face of a friend, whose countenance is known. We trace the lines of his features : we go back to his great original. Light smiles out from every wandering orb, and eternal beauty rests on all the works of God.
I have now shown that astronomy, directly or in- directly, has produced vast practical consequences to other sciences, to knowledge, and to business. It has given us all our knowledge of time : it has taught us the sphericity and magnitude of the earth : 'it has furnished us with the only mode of accurately de- termining place : it has given us the only exact mea- surement of lands : it has given us the reasoning THE UTILITY OF ASTRONOMY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But a single generation has elapsed, yet the savage and the pan- ther have alike disappeared. Civilization has built rich cities on the site of the wigwam and the hut. The dark ignorance of savage life is gone, and now science comes to erect her temples on our verdure- crowned hills.
The frown, once severely placed upon the brow of nature, is removed. The stars no longer shoot ter- rors across the horizon : the sun no longer veils his face in anger. We stand upon the vantage-ground of knowledge.... We look to the firmament as upon the face of a friend, whose countenance is known. We trace the lines of his features : we go back to his great original. Light smiles out from every wandering orb, and eternal beauty rests on all the works of God.
I have now shown that astronomy, directly or in- directly, has produced vast practical consequences to other sciences, to knowledge, and to business. It has given us all our knowledge of time : it has taught us the sphericity and magnitude of the earth : 'it has furnished us with the only mode of accurately de- termining place : it has given us the only exact mea- surement of lands : it has given us the reasoning THE UTILITY OF ASTRONOMY.
What to read after American Education Its Principles And Elements Dedicated to the Teachers of Th?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mansfield, Edward Deering, 1801-1880 to read onlineMoreLess
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