Practical Hints for the Teachers of Public Schools
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As with names of places, so with disconnected, unas- sociated events of history. From the painful expansion of the pupil's task by the doings of our civil war some THE SCHOLARSHIP AIMED AT IN THE SCHOOL. 83 useful return should come. As for the text, that Gen- eral Jones defeated General Smith, with so many killed and so many captured, if it end there, he might as well have bowled down so many pins or pocketed so many balls. But there were certain great movements for spe- cific purposes, of whi...ch these numerous engagements were but mere incidentals. There were reputations just- ly and unjustly lost and won ; and captures, of which the cost of the captured mules was not the only thing to be mourned.
In truth, our whole war was itself but one chapter of the story of the great conflict of slavery coexistent with our Government, and can not be intelligently understood without that continuous record in mind. Instead of slavery, perhaps we might better call it the growth of liberty which began .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As with names of places, so with disconnected, unas- sociated events of history. From the painful expansion of the pupil's task by the doings of our civil war some THE SCHOLARSHIP AIMED AT IN THE SCHOOL. 83 useful return should come. As for the text, that Gen- eral Jones defeated General Smith, with so many killed and so many captured, if it end there, he might as well have bowled down so many pins or pocketed so many balls. But there were certain great movements for spe- cific purposes, of whi...ch these numerous engagements were but mere incidentals. There were reputations just- ly and unjustly lost and won ; and captures, of which the cost of the captured mules was not the only thing to be mourned.
In truth, our whole war was itself but one chapter of the story of the great conflict of slavery coexistent with our Government, and can not be intelligently understood without that continuous record in mind. Instead of slavery, perhaps we might better call it the growth of liberty which began .
What to read after Practical Hints for the Teachers of Public Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Howland to read onlineMoreLess
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