The Place of Industries in Elementary Education
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Sometimes the meeting- 1 FISKE, United Slates History, pp. 94, 95.
* DOYLE, English Colonies in America, Vol. I, p. 92.
2 1 6 THE PLA CE OF IND US TRIES house was surrounded by palisades, with a sentinel at the gate, and the people used it as a place of deposit for powder, and also for their most valuable possessions. 1 The home of the minister was a "small log cabin, with the old well-sweep outside, and with cultivated fields about it. " The meeting-house of the second period was a barn-like s...tructure, nearly square, with a roof the form of a pyramid, from the center of which rose a steeple. A bell was suspended from the steeple and used in place of the drum or conch shell in calling the people to church.
Although land was alloted by the same methods in New England and in Virginia differ- ences in soil and climate were such as to produce very different modes of agriculture. The failure of attempts in New England to introduce servile labor in agriculture may be noticed, for they serve to bring out essential points of difference in the two sections.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sometimes the meeting- 1 FISKE, United Slates History, pp. 94, 95.
* DOYLE, English Colonies in America, Vol. I, p. 92.
2 1 6 THE PLA CE OF IND US TRIES house was surrounded by palisades, with a sentinel at the gate, and the people used it as a place of deposit for powder, and also for their most valuable possessions. 1 The home of the minister was a "small log cabin, with the old well-sweep outside, and with cultivated fields about it. " The meeting-house of the second period was a barn-like s...tructure, nearly square, with a roof the form of a pyramid, from the center of which rose a steeple. A bell was suspended from the steeple and used in place of the drum or conch shell in calling the people to church.
Although land was alloted by the same methods in New England and in Virginia differ- ences in soil and climate were such as to produce very different modes of agriculture. The failure of attempts in New England to introduce servile labor in agriculture may be noticed, for they serve to bring out essential points of difference in the two sections.
What to read after The Place of Industries in Elementary Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dopp Katharine Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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