The Life And Writings of Henry Thomas Buckle
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Then, going on to talk of education generally, he said that girls' schools were nearly all of them bad, for they were mostly kept by unmarried women, who have no knowledge of the world, and who are afraid of everything above mediocrity. "When was sixteen I gave her, as a birthday present, Moliere's works. Soon after I heard that her schoolmistress had immediately taken the book away. I then made inquiries as to what authors were granted access to that respectable establishment. " And here Mr. B...uckle mentioned a number of second and third- rate poets, among which I only remember the name of Gray, while the forbidden works included all the greatest of French and English authors. " "What harm can these CONVERSATION WITH MRS. HUTH. 313 great works of genius do? " lie continued. " Any girl who has been brought up in an atmosphere of refinement will shrink, if anything, from any coarse passage she-may come across. The youngest schoolboys are allowed to read them as much as they like ; and which grow up the most refined men, these schoolboys, or the uneducated poorer classes ?
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Then, going on to talk of education generally, he said that girls' schools were nearly all of them bad, for they were mostly kept by unmarried women, who have no knowledge of the world, and who are afraid of everything above mediocrity. "When was sixteen I gave her, as a birthday present, Moliere's works. Soon after I heard that her schoolmistress had immediately taken the book away. I then made inquiries as to what authors were granted access to that respectable establishment. " And here Mr. B...uckle mentioned a number of second and third- rate poets, among which I only remember the name of Gray, while the forbidden works included all the greatest of French and English authors. " "What harm can these CONVERSATION WITH MRS. HUTH. 313 great works of genius do? " lie continued. " Any girl who has been brought up in an atmosphere of refinement will shrink, if anything, from any coarse passage she-may come across. The youngest schoolboys are allowed to read them as much as they like ; and which grow up the most refined men, these schoolboys, or the uneducated poorer classes ?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Henry Huth to read onlineMoreLess
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