National Guilds And the State
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There has been an accession of personality amongst the officers and of 88 NATIONAL GUILDS AND THE STATE discipline amongst the rank and file. But let the masters beware : discipline is not docility ; may, if put to it, trample upon docility behind barricades. In mentality and exact knowledge I fancy a youth from a council school is the superior of a youth of equal age in Eton or Harrow. But in personality. . . .
With something so intangible, it may be best to illustrate. Here shortly are the li...fe-stories of two men of equal age, and both friends of mine.
John Temple is the son of a prosperous merchant. He was born into a comfortable home, surrounded by a religious atmosphere, and early subjected to regular habits. He w^as sent in due course to a public school, where he was simply but plentifully fed, and went through the usual curriculum, partly classical, partly modern. From the first, the ambition was sedulously implanted to cut a gallant figure in outdoor sports. He was practically always in training either for gym- nastics, rackets, swimming, football, or cricket.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There has been an accession of personality amongst the officers and of 88 NATIONAL GUILDS AND THE STATE discipline amongst the rank and file. But let the masters beware : discipline is not docility ; may, if put to it, trample upon docility behind barricades. In mentality and exact knowledge I fancy a youth from a council school is the superior of a youth of equal age in Eton or Harrow. But in personality. . . .
With something so intangible, it may be best to illustrate. Here shortly are the li...fe-stories of two men of equal age, and both friends of mine.
John Temple is the son of a prosperous merchant. He was born into a comfortable home, surrounded by a religious atmosphere, and early subjected to regular habits. He w^as sent in due course to a public school, where he was simply but plentifully fed, and went through the usual curriculum, partly classical, partly modern. From the first, the ambition was sedulously implanted to cut a gallant figure in outdoor sports. He was practically always in training either for gym- nastics, rackets, swimming, football, or cricket.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S G Hobson to read onlineMoreLess
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