Christian PoliticsLongman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, 1806 - 445 halaman |
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... become hardly less necessary to keep him in good humour , than the satisfying of his hunger . From this early power of the senses arises the great difficulty of education . Before the mind has well arrived at a capacity of instruction ...
... become hardly less necessary to keep him in good humour , than the satisfying of his hunger . From this early power of the senses arises the great difficulty of education . Before the mind has well arrived at a capacity of instruction ...
Halaman 11
... become the first in a school , or in a class , will generally prove a more powerful stimulus to application than all the beauties of Homer and Virgil . This ambition of pre - eminence , this love of er- celling , more than of excellence ...
... become the first in a school , or in a class , will generally prove a more powerful stimulus to application than all the beauties of Homer and Virgil . This ambition of pre - eminence , this love of er- celling , more than of excellence ...
Halaman 16
... becomes a final object . The process may be illustrated in a familiar instance . Give some pieces of money to a child ; he may be pleased with them for their colour , their figure , or the characters drawn upon them , and that is all ...
... becomes a final object . The process may be illustrated in a familiar instance . Give some pieces of money to a child ; he may be pleased with them for their colour , their figure , or the characters drawn upon them , and that is all ...
Halaman 17
... becomes an object of desire on its own account . And thus an adventitious passion is generated , which in its progress often acquires a strength , which neither any other passion , though implanted by nature , nor the most vigorous ...
... becomes an object of desire on its own account . And thus an adventitious passion is generated , which in its progress often acquires a strength , which neither any other passion , though implanted by nature , nor the most vigorous ...
Halaman 19
... become an object of eager pursuit to minds vain and ambitious , and undisciplined in the school of wisdom . Avarice is properly the vice of age . In the first part of life , as we have already observed , money is sought chiefly for plea ...
... become an object of eager pursuit to minds vain and ambitious , and undisciplined in the school of wisdom . Avarice is properly the vice of age . In the first part of life , as we have already observed , money is sought chiefly for plea ...
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