The Great And Important Discovery of the Eighteenth Century And the Means of Se
The Great And Important Discovery of the Eighteenth Century And the Means of Se
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This happy effect only does not take place in general, as we have fhown in our different works, owing to the inadequate inftruftion afforded the mind through fociety in general; from the ignorance, inability, mif- [ 8i ] mlfapplicatloh, or inadequacy of parents ; of com- panions ; of fchool-mafters ; of books ; of colleges; of criminal punifliments ; of the modes of learning the means for acquiring a livelihood ; of experience, acquired in life by mixing with men and manners ; and of the variou...s leflbns, which thofe and other means afford to mankind.
3dly, By the afliftance of various numerous, fuitable, and effedual devices, from cheap, fhort, winning, engaging documents, which we propofe to be conveyed to all minds in general, for the pur- pofe of adequate inftrudion ; from a fufficient in- formation and fupply of all neceffary ufeful know- ledge ; from various new arts or means, or old. Ones improved, of teaching things in general; from applying inftruction directly to the proper parts of the mind, and with adequate power impreffing it upon thefe; from the agencies propofed, fuch as the diftridl affemblies, or the diftrift agencies, pay- ing a general regard to the fupport of mental civi- lization ; and in fome cafes, from the foregoing, or appropriated agencies for the purpofe, eftabliQied here and there, for the more particular cultivation and advancement of the minds of young pcrfons, otherwife deftitute of the proper means for effecting the tafk : and from the inttitution of different pub- lic forms, but unexceptionable, in fupport of virtue and good condud.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This happy effect only does not take place in general, as we have fhown in our different works, owing to the inadequate inftruftion afforded the mind through fociety in general; from the ignorance, inability, mif- [ 8i ] mlfapplicatloh, or inadequacy of parents ; of com- panions ; of fchool-mafters ; of books ; of colleges; of criminal punifliments ; of the modes of learning the means for acquiring a livelihood ; of experience, acquired in life by mixing with men and manners ; and of the variou...s leflbns, which thofe and other means afford to mankind.
3dly, By the afliftance of various numerous, fuitable, and effedual devices, from cheap, fhort, winning, engaging documents, which we propofe to be conveyed to all minds in general, for the pur- pofe of adequate inftrudion ; from a fufficient in- formation and fupply of all neceffary ufeful know- ledge ; from various new arts or means, or old. Ones improved, of teaching things in general; from applying inftruction directly to the proper parts of the mind, and with adequate power impreffing it upon thefe; from the agencies propofed, fuch as the diftridl affemblies, or the diftrift agencies, pay- ing a general regard to the fupport of mental civi- lization ; and in fome cafes, from the foregoing, or appropriated agencies for the purpofe, eftabliQied here and there, for the more particular cultivation and advancement of the minds of young pcrfons, otherwife deftitute of the proper means for effecting the tafk : and from the inttitution of different pub- lic forms, but unexceptionable, in fupport of virtue and good condud.
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