Phrenological Character of Reuben Dunbar With a Short Treatise On the Causes An
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Still, with the best system of education applied to bring out his faculties, and the most careful and proper mode of discipline, he would never become remarkable for great elevation of character or high moral standing.
Society is, for the most part, based and edu- cated on a wrong principle. Crime is caused by an abuse or perverted action of the animal propensities, owing principally to education, and partl} r to the hereditary transmission of those faculties from parents to their children. In ...the training of children, most parents begin in their infancy to exercise the organs of Aquisi- tiveness and Alimentiveness, while the culture of the moral sentiments are almost wholly neg- lected; so that that which is the most active in infancy and childhood, in most cases continues the most active through life. This is the chief reason why the great mass of mankind are sel- fishly engrossed in the pursuit of business, with the intention of hoarding up riches, instead of seeking happiness in the legitimate and proper exercise of all the faculties, which is the only rational mode of attaining this end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Still, with the best system of education applied to bring out his faculties, and the most careful and proper mode of discipline, he would never become remarkable for great elevation of character or high moral standing.
Society is, for the most part, based and edu- cated on a wrong principle. Crime is caused by an abuse or perverted action of the animal propensities, owing principally to education, and partl} r to the hereditary transmission of those faculties from parents to their children. In ...the training of children, most parents begin in their infancy to exercise the organs of Aquisi- tiveness and Alimentiveness, while the culture of the moral sentiments are almost wholly neg- lected; so that that which is the most active in infancy and childhood, in most cases continues the most active through life. This is the chief reason why the great mass of mankind are sel- fishly engrossed in the pursuit of business, with the intention of hoarding up riches, instead of seeking happiness in the legitimate and proper exercise of all the faculties, which is the only rational mode of attaining this end.
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