Modern Languages And Classics in America And Europe Since 1880: Ten Years' Progress of the New ...
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From all parts of the country came promises of support to the Minister, and the vast majority of the House irre- spective of party politics declared themselves in favour of his proposals.
The remarks of the press on the discussion are instruc- tive. Commenting on the debate of February, the well- known Pester Lloyd said : " Without exaggeration it caa reasonably be maintained that Count Csaky in removing Greek from the list of obligatory subjects in the inter- mediate schools, and in creating t...he uniform intermediate schools, had reached the very heart of the house of deputies, the very heart of the Hungarian nation." It points out the fact that Deputy Schvarcz, " the greatest Hellenist that Hungary ever possessed," used all his learn- ing and powers of argumentative eloquence on behalf of the J 38 eftort to rid the scholars of the intermediate schools of the burden hitherto imposed upon them.
The Egyetirtht a prominent Opposition journal, advised the minister to ignore the opposition of professional cliques, and to rely upon the declaration of the popular mind upon the matter ; the schools were not for the teachers but for the children ; education was no mere personal affair of the professors, but the colnmon concern of the whole nation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From all parts of the country came promises of support to the Minister, and the vast majority of the House irre- spective of party politics declared themselves in favour of his proposals.
The remarks of the press on the discussion are instruc- tive. Commenting on the debate of February, the well- known Pester Lloyd said : " Without exaggeration it caa reasonably be maintained that Count Csaky in removing Greek from the list of obligatory subjects in the inter- mediate schools, and in creating t...he uniform intermediate schools, had reached the very heart of the house of deputies, the very heart of the Hungarian nation." It points out the fact that Deputy Schvarcz, " the greatest Hellenist that Hungary ever possessed," used all his learn- ing and powers of argumentative eloquence on behalf of the J 38 eftort to rid the scholars of the intermediate schools of the burden hitherto imposed upon them.
The Egyetirtht a prominent Opposition journal, advised the minister to ignore the opposition of professional cliques, and to rely upon the declaration of the popular mind upon the matter ; the schools were not for the teachers but for the children ; education was no mere personal affair of the professors, but the colnmon concern of the whole nation.
What to read after Modern Languages And Classics in America And Europe Since 1880: Ten Years' Progress of the New ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Francis Chamberlain to read onlineMoreLess
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