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But the stratagem of these satellites of the hierarchy was soon seen through, and the best consequences were to be hoped, had not the storms of the Thirty Years* War crushed so many promising germs and scattered so much beau- tiful fruit. School economy, during such an epoch, could only wearily maintain itself; the miserable management of ignorant teachers, the simple consequence of that fanatical rage, made the prosperity of schools a thing beyond hope. Yet this re- action actually hastened th...e entrance of a better spirit, which soon found its warmest advocates in Fenelon, Ph. T. Spener, but especially in A. H. Franke.
The activity of the last worthy man had an eminently auspi- cious influence; and other jealous characters soon enrolled themselves in the list of the friends of knowledge ; as Godfried Zefdier, who simplified the mode of spelling; Valentin Hein, and Sulzer, who, 1700 — 1799, introduced an improved mode of teaching arithmetic. But, unfortunately, there soon grew in the Folk's-schools a deadly poison of all good — Mysticism, which was carried by the teachers to a most mischievous length.
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But the stratagem of these satellites of the hierarchy was soon seen through, and the best consequences were to be hoped, had not the storms of the Thirty Years* War crushed so many promising germs and scattered so much beau- tiful fruit. School economy, during such an epoch, could only wearily maintain itself; the miserable management of ignorant teachers, the simple consequence of that fanatical rage, made the prosperity of schools a thing beyond hope. Yet this re- action actually hastened th...e entrance of a better spirit, which soon found its warmest advocates in Fenelon, Ph. T. Spener, but especially in A. H. Franke.
The activity of the last worthy man had an eminently auspi- cious influence; and other jealous characters soon enrolled themselves in the list of the friends of knowledge ; as Godfried Zefdier, who simplified the mode of spelling; Valentin Hein, and Sulzer, who, 1700 — 1799, introduced an improved mode of teaching arithmetic. But, unfortunately, there soon grew in the Folk's-schools a deadly poison of all good — Mysticism, which was carried by the teachers to a most mischievous length.
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