One Hundred And Seventy Fifth Anniversary of the Incorporation of the Redwood Li
One Hundred And Seventy Fifth Anniversary of the Incorporation of the Redwood Li
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All this not with the idea that such a book would in any sense replace our standard histories, but that it would pre- sent the main features of our history and our form of gov- ernment in a form so simple and attractive that it would be widely read and not only give the readers a good general idea of the benefits of our system of government, but would interest them to such an extent as to send them to the li- braries for more detailed accounts.
I understand that Mr.... Wood, President of the New England Association of Woolen Manufacturers, proposes to take 30, 000 copies for circulation among factory workers, particularly those of foreign birth or extraction; that he at first proposed to have these printed in the language of the employees; but that he is advised that more good would be done if the books were printed in English, because the chil- dren of the people needing what is called Americanization go to school, read and speak English, and would read the books to their parents.
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, each suitably illustrated.
All this not with the idea that such a book would in any sense replace our standard histories, but that it would pre- sent the main features of our history and our form of gov- ernment in a form so simple and attractive that it would be widely read and not only give the readers a good general idea of the benefits of our system of government, but would interest them to such an extent as to send them to the li- braries for more detailed accounts.
I understand that Mr.... Wood, President of the New England Association of Woolen Manufacturers, proposes to take 30, 000 copies for circulation among factory workers, particularly those of foreign birth or extraction; that he at first proposed to have these printed in the language of the employees; but that he is advised that more good would be done if the books were printed in English, because the chil- dren of the people needing what is called Americanization go to school, read and speak English, and would read the books to their parents.
What to read after One Hundred And Seventy Fifth Anniversary of the Incorporation of the Redwood Li?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Redwood Library And Athenaeum to read onlineMoreLess
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