Fürstenschulen in Germany After the Reformation
Fürstenschulen in Germany After the Reformation
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They must shun all idolatry and heresy; and the only way to be sure that they were keeping in the narrow way was by prayer morning, night, and during the day, that God might keep them to the true light.
Not only must their relation to teachers be very respect- ful and kind, but they must always seek to have a charitable Attitude feeling for each other and shall all live very peaceably to- t8cfae gether. No one was to presume to settle his own quarrel with another but must report the trouble to ...the preceptor and have it settled in a peaceable manner. The peaceable youngster was thus set up as a model for all the others.
RULES GOVERNING CONDUCT 35 Each student was a guard on the others, and if one did a wrong, another one could warn him and punish him. There towards 3 seems to be a contradiction between this last statement and the one mentioned above, that all affairs among the boys must be reported to the preceptor; the contradiction, how- ever, is only seeming, and in practice there was probably none whatever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They must shun all idolatry and heresy; and the only way to be sure that they were keeping in the narrow way was by prayer morning, night, and during the day, that God might keep them to the true light.
Not only must their relation to teachers be very respect- ful and kind, but they must always seek to have a charitable Attitude feeling for each other and shall all live very peaceably to- t8cfae gether. No one was to presume to settle his own quarrel with another but must report the trouble to ...the preceptor and have it settled in a peaceable manner. The peaceable youngster was thus set up as a model for all the others.
RULES GOVERNING CONDUCT 35 Each student was a guard on the others, and if one did a wrong, another one could warn him and punish him. There towards 3 seems to be a contradiction between this last statement and the one mentioned above, that all affairs among the boys must be reported to the preceptor; the contradiction, how- ever, is only seeming, and in practice there was probably none whatever.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Woody to read onlineMoreLess
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