Indiana Historical Society Publications V.3, Pt.2
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For 71ie StatesnKin.
EDUCATION.
No. 4.
Gentlemen of the Constitutional Convention-: UNIVERSITY 01^ INDIANA.
In the revision of our educational system, it is important that every part should be made to perform its appropriate functions as completely and effectually as possible. The good of the State requires it and the voice of every citizen demands it. The present seems an appropriate time to give a right direction to the highest department of our system as well as to revise our comunon schools.... Both colleges and common 572 CALEB MILLS.
schools flourish better when their mutual relation is thorough- ly understood and the harmony of their action is secured by wise and provident constitutional provision.
Our university funds having been given by Congress for a specific purpose, could not, in good faith, be alienated or diverted to any other object than the one contemplated in the grant. The only question in respect to them, that can now be entertained, is how they can be made to subserve the original purpose, in the most effectual manner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For 71ie StatesnKin.
EDUCATION.
No. 4.
Gentlemen of the Constitutional Convention-: UNIVERSITY 01^ INDIANA.
In the revision of our educational system, it is important that every part should be made to perform its appropriate functions as completely and effectually as possible. The good of the State requires it and the voice of every citizen demands it. The present seems an appropriate time to give a right direction to the highest department of our system as well as to revise our comunon schools.... Both colleges and common 572 CALEB MILLS.
schools flourish better when their mutual relation is thorough- ly understood and the harmony of their action is secured by wise and provident constitutional provision.
Our university funds having been given by Congress for a specific purpose, could not, in good faith, be alienated or diverted to any other object than the one contemplated in the grant. The only question in respect to them, that can now be entertained, is how they can be made to subserve the original purpose, in the most effectual manner.
What to read after Indiana Historical Society Publications V.3, Pt.2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Indiana Historical Society. Cn to read onlineMoreLess
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