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He said: " It is not so much the ignorance of mankind that makes them ridicu- lous as the knowin' so many things that ain't so." We have a very typical illustration of the wisdom of this fine old saw in the history of education here in America as it is being developed by scholarly historical research at the present time. The consultation of original documents and of first-hand authorities in the history of Spanish- American education has fairly worked a revolu- tion in the ideas formerly held o...n this subject.
The new developments bring out very forcibly how supremely necessary it is to know something definite about a subject before writing about it, and yet how many intelligent and supposedly edu- cated men continue to talk about things with an assumption of knowledge when they know nothing at aW about them.
Catholics are supposed by the generality of, Americans to have come late into the field of edu- cation in this country. Whatever there is of education on this continent is ordinarily supposed to be due entirely to the efforts of what has been called the Anglo-Saxon element here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He said: " It is not so much the ignorance of mankind that makes them ridicu- lous as the knowin' so many things that ain't so." We have a very typical illustration of the wisdom of this fine old saw in the history of education here in America as it is being developed by scholarly historical research at the present time. The consultation of original documents and of first-hand authorities in the history of Spanish- American education has fairly worked a revolu- tion in the ideas formerly held o...n this subject.
The new developments bring out very forcibly how supremely necessary it is to know something definite about a subject before writing about it, and yet how many intelligent and supposedly edu- cated men continue to talk about things with an assumption of knowledge when they know nothing at aW about them.
Catholics are supposed by the generality of, Americans to have come late into the field of edu- cation in this country. Whatever there is of education on this continent is ordinarily supposed to be due entirely to the efforts of what has been called the Anglo-Saxon element here.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walsh, James Joseph, 1865- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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