The Modern Regime, volume 2
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, 366, and following pages. Onthe character, advantages and defects of the system, this testimony ofan eye-witness is very instructive and forms an almost complete picture. The subjects taught are reduced to Latin and mathematics; there isscarcely any Greek, and none of the modern languages, hardly a tinge ofhistory and the natural sciences, while philology is null; that whicha pupil must know of the classics is their "contents and their spirit"(Geist und Inhalt). --Cf. Guizot, "Essai sur l'his...toire et l'
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, 366, and following pages. Onthe character, advantages and defects of the system, this testimony ofan eye-witness is very instructive and forms an almost complete picture. The subjects taught are reduced to Latin and mathematics; there isscarcely any Greek, and none of the modern languages, hardly a tinge ofhistory and the natural sciences, while philology is null; that whicha pupil must know of the classics is their "contents and their spirit"(Geist und Inhalt). --Cf. Guizot, "Essai sur l'his...toire et l'
What to read after The Modern Regime, volume 2?
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