Commentaries On the School Law, With the Elements of School Architecture. Laws Relating to the School Lands. Forms And Instructions
Commentaries On the School Law, With the Elements of School Architecture. Laws Relating to the School Lands. Forms And Instructions
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We usually fancy we can be devotional and religious in our own quiet way. But the good of society re- quires expensive organizations for religious purposes, and we are all willing to bear our part.
" These principles of sacrifice of selfishness — of submission to taxation of some kind for the public good, must lie at the foundation of every form of civilized society on earth. If we proscribe the principle, we must go back to a state of natural society — to barbarism — to savage independence. Ou...r people are a liberal, a generous, a magnanimous people, and when the general interests of public education in the State require some sacrifice from the more successful individuals in favor of the poorer families, who will hesitate to act the part which honor and magnanimity require ?" — Hon. W. C. Larrabee, State Superintendent of Indiana.
Argument for the Payment of School Taxes. — " Some persons who are willing to pay taxes in proportion to their property, for general State purposes, object to any species of taxation for educational purposes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We usually fancy we can be devotional and religious in our own quiet way. But the good of society re- quires expensive organizations for religious purposes, and we are all willing to bear our part.
" These principles of sacrifice of selfishness — of submission to taxation of some kind for the public good, must lie at the foundation of every form of civilized society on earth. If we proscribe the principle, we must go back to a state of natural society — to barbarism — to savage independence. Ou...r people are a liberal, a generous, a magnanimous people, and when the general interests of public education in the State require some sacrifice from the more successful individuals in favor of the poorer families, who will hesitate to act the part which honor and magnanimity require ?" — Hon. W. C. Larrabee, State Superintendent of Indiana.
Argument for the Payment of School Taxes. — " Some persons who are willing to pay taxes in proportion to their property, for general State purposes, object to any species of taxation for educational purposes.
What to read after Commentaries On the School Law, With the Elements of School Architecture. Laws Relating to the School Lands. Forms And Instructions?
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