The Advantage of Educated Labor in Missouri
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It is obvious'y impossi- ble, within the limit of an hour's discussion, fully to describe the peculiarities of the several schools. The precision of detail must yield to the vagueness of generalization. In all of these in- stitutions, learned professors elucidate the principles and appli- cations of industrial science. Every step, in the best processes of 12 converting raw materials into the finished product, is traced with minute care and philosophic exposition. The wastefulness of unskilful m...ethods and the economy of scientific treatment are demonstrated. In the manufacture of fine silks and woolens, France stands pre-eminent. In lustre and brilliancy of impres- sion, in exquisite taste, ,'n beauty of design and harmony of col- ors, French fabrics rival the productions of the artist's pencil. This supremacy is not due to accident nor to the happy concep- tions of untrained inventive skill. The consummate art which in these higher departments of industry controls the taste, fash- ion and trade of the civilized world, is the result of scientific study and discipline.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is obvious'y impossi- ble, within the limit of an hour's discussion, fully to describe the peculiarities of the several schools. The precision of detail must yield to the vagueness of generalization. In all of these in- stitutions, learned professors elucidate the principles and appli- cations of industrial science. Every step, in the best processes of 12 converting raw materials into the finished product, is traced with minute care and philosophic exposition. The wastefulness of unskilful m...ethods and the economy of scientific treatment are demonstrated. In the manufacture of fine silks and woolens, France stands pre-eminent. In lustre and brilliancy of impres- sion, in exquisite taste, ,'n beauty of design and harmony of col- ors, French fabrics rival the productions of the artist's pencil. This supremacy is not due to accident nor to the happy concep- tions of untrained inventive skill. The consummate art which in these higher departments of industry controls the taste, fash- ion and trade of the civilized world, is the result of scientific study and discipline.
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