Fundamentals in Methods in Elementary Schools
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10. Capitation tax, tax on the head (poll tax), n. Decapitate, to cut off the head.
12. Capital, a man's possessions.
It is difficult to see how the idea of head comes into this situa- tion; but when it becomes known that in the pastoral stage of the race a man's wealth consisted of the heads of sheep and cattle which he owned, it becomes clear ; consequently, the word capital, meaning wealth, contains an epitome of the history of our race.
Samples of Interesting Etymology.
From tide, meaning t...o kill : 1. Homicide, the killing of a human being.
2. Fratricide, the killing of a brother.
3. Sororicide, the killing of a sister.
4. Patricide, the killing of a father.
5. Matricide, the killing of a mother.
6. Infanticide, the killing of an infant.
7. Suicide, the killing of self.
8. Regicide, the killing of a king.
9. Uxoricide, the killing of a wife.
10. Germicide, something that kills germs.
An ingenious advertiser has used the word "fyrecide" as the name for a mixture or preparation that is "death on fire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
10. Capitation tax, tax on the head (poll tax), n. Decapitate, to cut off the head.
12. Capital, a man's possessions.
It is difficult to see how the idea of head comes into this situa- tion; but when it becomes known that in the pastoral stage of the race a man's wealth consisted of the heads of sheep and cattle which he owned, it becomes clear ; consequently, the word capital, meaning wealth, contains an epitome of the history of our race.
Samples of Interesting Etymology.
From tide, meaning t...o kill : 1. Homicide, the killing of a human being.
2. Fratricide, the killing of a brother.
3. Sororicide, the killing of a sister.
4. Patricide, the killing of a father.
5. Matricide, the killing of a mother.
6. Infanticide, the killing of an infant.
7. Suicide, the killing of self.
8. Regicide, the killing of a king.
9. Uxoricide, the killing of a wife.
10. Germicide, something that kills germs.
An ingenious advertiser has used the word "fyrecide" as the name for a mixture or preparation that is "death on fire.
What to read after Fundamentals in Methods in Elementary Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kennedy Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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