In Memory of Robert Curtis Ogden, True Friend, Patriotic Citizen, Unofficial Statesman, Christian Gentleman
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J. SCHIEFFELIN, NEW YORK.
COMMITTEE ON PL.\TFORM AND RESOLUTIONS CHAS. D. MCIVER. ALBERT SHAW. CHARLES W. DABNEY JOHN GRAHAM BROOKS. RT. REV. EDWARD RONDTHALER G. R. GLENN. HENRY ST. GEORGE TUCKER. W. H. BALDWIN JR WALTER H. PAGE. J. L. M. CURRY.
privilege of sympathizing with the South in accomplish- ing these great social ends and in sharing and strength- ening the impulses of the men who were bent on their accomplishment.
He had no ambition to be the founder of an institu- tion. His name is ...identified with a movement, and not with an institution. He preferred to vitalize the nas- cent common school system. He integrated all his efforts with what the towns, counties, and states had already undertaken. The wisdom of this plan has been abundantly justified. He multiplied himself a million times by inciting the whole citizenship to get underneath the task and to energize the schools as a means of social progress. The principle upon which he thus acted is of wide and present application.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
J. SCHIEFFELIN, NEW YORK.
COMMITTEE ON PL.\TFORM AND RESOLUTIONS CHAS. D. MCIVER. ALBERT SHAW. CHARLES W. DABNEY JOHN GRAHAM BROOKS. RT. REV. EDWARD RONDTHALER G. R. GLENN. HENRY ST. GEORGE TUCKER. W. H. BALDWIN JR WALTER H. PAGE. J. L. M. CURRY.
privilege of sympathizing with the South in accomplish- ing these great social ends and in sharing and strength- ening the impulses of the men who were bent on their accomplishment.
He had no ambition to be the founder of an institu- tion. His name is ...identified with a movement, and not with an institution. He preferred to vitalize the nas- cent common school system. He integrated all his efforts with what the towns, counties, and states had already undertaken. The wisdom of this plan has been abundantly justified. He multiplied himself a million times by inciting the whole citizenship to get underneath the task and to energize the schools as a means of social progress. The principle upon which he thus acted is of wide and present application.
What to read after In Memory of Robert Curtis Ogden, True Friend, Patriotic Citizen, Unofficial Statesman, Christian Gentleman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fries, Henry E., Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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