 ... the question upon the supposition that the majority of boys attain either to a knowledge of the languages or to an appreciation of the writings of the ancient authors. The contrary is notoriously the truth; and the defenders of the existing system...  The American Journal of Science - Page 2611884Full view - About this book
 | 1884 - 954 pages
...system usually take their stand upon the excellence of its discipline. From this point of viewthere is something to be said. The laziest boy must exert...that we can afford so entirely to disregard results. In after-life the intellectual energies are usually engrossed with business, and no further opportunity... | |
 | 1885 - 284 pages
...truth; and the defenders of the existing system usually take their stand upon the excellence of its discipline. From this point of view there is something...that we can afford so entirely to disregard results. In after-life the intellectual energies are usually engrossed with business, and no further opportunity... | |
 | British Association for the Advancement of Science - 1885 - 1240 pages
...truth ; and the defenders of the existing system usually take their stand upon the excellence of its discipline. From this point of view there is something...laziest boy must exert himself a little in puzzling ont a sentence with grammar and dictionary, while instruction and supervision are easy to organise... | |
 | Clement Dukes - 1887 - 368 pages
...truth; and the defenders of the existing system usually take their stand upon the excellence of its discipline. From this point of view there is something...little in puzzling out a sentence with grammar and c dictionary, while instruction and supervision are easy to organise, and not too costly. But when... | |
 | Clement Dukes - 1887 - 364 pages
...out a sentence with grammar and odictionary, while instruction and supervision are easy to organise, and not too costly. But when the case is stated plainly,...that we can afford so entirely to disregard results. In after-life the intellectual energies are usually engrossed with business, and no further opportunity... | |
 | John William Strutt Baron Rayleigh - 1900 - 624 pages
...truth; and the defenders of the existing system usually take their stand upon the excellence of its discipline. From this point of view there is something...dictionary, while instruction and supervision are easy to organise and not too costly. But when the case is stated plainly, few will agree that we can afford... | |
 | Clement Dukes - 1905 - 660 pages
...truth ; and the defenders of the existing system usually take their stand upon the excellence of its discipline. From this point of view there is something...that we can afford so entirely to disregard results. In after-life the intellectual energies are usually engrossed with business, and no farther opportunity... | |
 | Robert John Strutt Baron Rayleigh - 1924 - 454 pages
...truth ; and the defenders of the existing system usually take their stand upon the excellence of its discipline. From this point of view there is something...that we can afford so entirely to disregard results. In after-life the intellectual energies are usually engrossed with business, and no further opportunity... | |
 | Royal Society of New South Wales - 1887 - 540 pages
...truth ; and the defenders of the existing system usually take their stand upon the excellence of the discipline. From this point of view there is something...dictionary, while instruction and supervision are easy to organise and not too costly. But when the case is stated plainly, few will agree that we can afford... | |
 | Desert Institute on the Mediterranean Littoral - 1957 - 628 pages
...truth ; and the defenders of the existing system usually take their stand upon the excellence of its discipline. From this point of view there is something...dictionary, while instruction and supervision are easy to organise and not too costly. But when the case is stated plainly, few will agree that we can afford... | |
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