Twelve Lectures On the History of Pedagogy Delivered Before the Cincinnati Teac
Twelve Lectures On the History of Pedagogy Delivered Before the Cincinnati Teac
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rather, of believers in a variety of dogmas that grew upon the new religion as the mistletoe grows upon the oak.
To review the multitude of phases through which the specific Christian education passed, variously influenced by monasticism, scholasticism, and a number of other factors, would lead me too far astray from the ultimate object of my lectures. The study of the period during which the seeds of truth in the religion of humanity lived and even grew, in spite of all kinds of hostile agenci...es, is indeed very gratifying to the philanthropist and to the Christian ; but it is our business to hasten to the time when philosophy and science succeeded in coming to the rescue, and to sketch the lives and works of a few eminent men whose labors culminated in the new developing education; and this brings us to the close of the sixteenth century and, first, to Lord Bacon.
Lord Bacon was born in the year 1561, in London, and died in 1626. His eloquence and learning had enabled him to climb to the highest positions of public trust; yet his official career has little to please, much to mortify, since it appears that his moral character was quite reprehensible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
rather, of believers in a variety of dogmas that grew upon the new religion as the mistletoe grows upon the oak.
To review the multitude of phases through which the specific Christian education passed, variously influenced by monasticism, scholasticism, and a number of other factors, would lead me too far astray from the ultimate object of my lectures. The study of the period during which the seeds of truth in the religion of humanity lived and even grew, in spite of all kinds of hostile agenci...es, is indeed very gratifying to the philanthropist and to the Christian ; but it is our business to hasten to the time when philosophy and science succeeded in coming to the rescue, and to sketch the lives and works of a few eminent men whose labors culminated in the new developing education; and this brings us to the close of the sixteenth century and, first, to Lord Bacon.
Lord Bacon was born in the year 1561, in London, and died in 1626. His eloquence and learning had enabled him to climb to the highest positions of public trust; yet his official career has little to please, much to mortify, since it appears that his moral character was quite reprehensible.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hailmann, W. N. (William Nicholas), 1836-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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