Moral Philosophy Including Theoretical And Practical Ethics
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211 Physical Culture. It must have reference to the physical training. A good physical constitution is one of the greatest earthly advantages ; and this, so far as it depends on any care and skill of treatment after birth, is to be secured by every means in the power of the par ent. Parental ignorance and negligence have, doubtless, much to do with the feeble health, the broken constitu tion, the life of suffering, and the premature decay and death, of many a household. The physical culture, th...e health and strength of the child, is the first and most important object to be attained ; and due attention to this object is the first and most imperative of parental duties. Care must be taken to regulate the food, the dress, the exercise, the hours of rest, the entire habits. Of life, as affecting the physical constitution; to avoid all such indulgence on the one hand, and all such hardship and exposure on the other, as shall endanger the health, or injure the constitution of the child. For all this the parent is responsible ; and if, by carelessness, neglect, or want of skill, he fails in the performance of his duty, not himself only, not the child only, nor the family only, but other and wider interests receive an injury; society suf fers, the state is a loser, and claims still higher than these are forgotten.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
211 Physical Culture. It must have reference to the physical training. A good physical constitution is one of the greatest earthly advantages ; and this, so far as it depends on any care and skill of treatment after birth, is to be secured by every means in the power of the par ent. Parental ignorance and negligence have, doubtless, much to do with the feeble health, the broken constitu tion, the life of suffering, and the premature decay and death, of many a household. The physical culture, th...e health and strength of the child, is the first and most important object to be attained ; and due attention to this object is the first and most imperative of parental duties. Care must be taken to regulate the food, the dress, the exercise, the hours of rest, the entire habits. Of life, as affecting the physical constitution; to avoid all such indulgence on the one hand, and all such hardship and exposure on the other, as shall endanger the health, or injure the constitution of the child. For all this the parent is responsible ; and if, by carelessness, neglect, or want of skill, he fails in the performance of his duty, not himself only, not the child only, nor the family only, but other and wider interests receive an injury; society suf fers, the state is a loser, and claims still higher than these are forgotten.
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