Pauperism And Crime
Pauperism And Crime
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So far as we follow nature, we shall give to each that education which may best fit him^ to fulfil with propriety all his duties; more than this would be an evil.
If scholastic learning should set afloat any portion of that population, which more hap- pily to itself^ and more usefully to society^ vGooqIc 40 is engaged in the plainer walks of life — make an undue proportion of traders or mer- chants^ lawyers or physicians^ it might do es- sential injury. People's views may differ as to the point... of limitation, while all might agree in its further extension. But it seems to me as unreasonable to expect virtue to flow from it, as a necessary consequence, as from increasing the power of a machine.
Where are we to find evidences that scho- lastic learning has lessened pauperism and crime? Are the rich, as a body, who are ge- nerally best educated, more virtuous than the poor? It has probably done much good, but has it not been the means of increased pau- perism, vice, and wretchedness? and yet as a consequence, from an abuse of its advantages, — not aS' a cause.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So far as we follow nature, we shall give to each that education which may best fit him^ to fulfil with propriety all his duties; more than this would be an evil.
If scholastic learning should set afloat any portion of that population, which more hap- pily to itself^ and more usefully to society^ vGooqIc 40 is engaged in the plainer walks of life — make an undue proportion of traders or mer- chants^ lawyers or physicians^ it might do es- sential injury. People's views may differ as to the point... of limitation, while all might agree in its further extension. But it seems to me as unreasonable to expect virtue to flow from it, as a necessary consequence, as from increasing the power of a machine.
Where are we to find evidences that scho- lastic learning has lessened pauperism and crime? Are the rich, as a body, who are ge- nerally best educated, more virtuous than the poor? It has probably done much good, but has it not been the means of increased pau- perism, vice, and wretchedness? and yet as a consequence, from an abuse of its advantages, — not aS' a cause.
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