General Government And Public Education Throughout the Country
General Government And Public Education Throughout the Country
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People were not brought together in masses, but only in clans and tribes, according to the patriarchal principle. Accordingly, personal influence prevailed. Each influential person of wealth or education knew his immediate environment of persons, and ruled it with his direct will-power.
Under this patriarchal regime each person was very close to another, and the substitution of the one-man power was much more complete than it can possibly be in a city civilization. It was a family government, a...nd personal authority was at its maximum as a social factor.
4 THE NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
With our increasing city growth the urban population has arisen from the low status of three per cent, of the entire number, until in 1880 twenty-four per cent, of our people were in cities, and at present date it is safe to say that one-third of all our people live in cities, or large villages so connected by the railroad that they are practically suburbs of cities. The city life breaks up completely the old patriarchal rule in the community.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
People were not brought together in masses, but only in clans and tribes, according to the patriarchal principle. Accordingly, personal influence prevailed. Each influential person of wealth or education knew his immediate environment of persons, and ruled it with his direct will-power.
Under this patriarchal regime each person was very close to another, and the substitution of the one-man power was much more complete than it can possibly be in a city civilization. It was a family government, a...nd personal authority was at its maximum as a social factor.
4 THE NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
With our increasing city growth the urban population has arisen from the low status of three per cent, of the entire number, until in 1880 twenty-four per cent, of our people were in cities, and at present date it is safe to say that one-third of all our people live in cities, or large villages so connected by the railroad that they are practically suburbs of cities. The city life breaks up completely the old patriarchal rule in the community.
What to read after General Government And Public Education Throughout the Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris, William Torrey, 1835-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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