The Planting of Princeton College
The Planting of Princeton College
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The columns of the hexastyle porticos are copied from those of a temple by Uissus near the fountain of the Callirhoe, in Athens. The splen- day in American schools and colleges, and especially to advance the study of English as a language and a literature. It is to the lasting credit of Prof. Hart, that when instruction in English was lamentably deficient in our best institutions, he insisted that it should be given a larger place and command a better grade of teaching talent. To this high end ...he taught and labored and prepared his several educational manuals within the specific department of English. The fact that these manuals are now superseded by modern text- books in keeping with the newer needs of the age, is in no sense a proof that in their place and way they did not meet an existing educational demand and point the path to still better agencies and results. Dr. Hart was, in no sense. A great educator, as was Thomas Arnold, of Rugby, or as Wayland and Hop- kins, of America, were.
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The columns of the hexastyle porticos are copied from those of a temple by Uissus near the fountain of the Callirhoe, in Athens. The splen- day in American schools and colleges, and especially to advance the study of English as a language and a literature. It is to the lasting credit of Prof. Hart, that when instruction in English was lamentably deficient in our best institutions, he insisted that it should be given a larger place and command a better grade of teaching talent. To this high end ...he taught and labored and prepared his several educational manuals within the specific department of English. The fact that these manuals are now superseded by modern text- books in keeping with the newer needs of the age, is in no sense a proof that in their place and way they did not meet an existing educational demand and point the path to still better agencies and results. Dr. Hart was, in no sense. A great educator, as was Thomas Arnold, of Rugby, or as Wayland and Hop- kins, of America, were.
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