| John Stuart Mill - 1848 - 602 halaman
...justifiably be carried still further. There are certain primary elements and means of knowledge, which it is in the highest degree desirable that all human beings...childhood. If their parents, or those on whom they • In opposition to these opinions, a writer, with whom on many points I agree, but whose hostility... | |
| John Stuart Mill - 1849 - 588 halaman
...justifiably be carried still further. There are certain primary elements and means of knowledge, which it is in the highest degree desirable that all human beings...they depend, have the power of obtaining for them this instruction, and fail to do it, they commit a double breach of duty: towards the children themselves,... | |
| John Stuart Mill - 1852 - 608 halaman
...justifiably be carried still further. There are certain primary elements and means of knowledge, which it is in the highest degree desirable that all human beings...during childhood. If their parents, or those on whom the; depend, have the power of obtaining for them this instruction, and fail to do it, they commit... | |
| John Stuart Mill - 1857 - 610 halaman
...justifiably be carried still further. There are certain primary elements and means of knowledge, which it is in the highest degree desirable that all human beings...they depend, have the power of obtaining for them this instruction, and fail to do it, they commit a double breach of duty : towards the children themselves,... | |
| 1857 - 696 halaman
...would ask them not to shrink from taking those means that would help the people to read and write. " If their parents, or those on whom they depend, have the power of obtaining for them this instruction, and fail to do it, they commit ad шЫе breach of duty, towards the children themselves,... | |
| John Stuart Mill - 1862 - 628 halaman
...justifiably be carried still further. There are certain primary elements and means of knowledge, which it is in the highest degree desirable that all human beings...they depend, have the power of obtaining for them this instruction, and fail to do it, they commit a double breach of duty : towards the children themselves,... | |
| Henry Barnard - 1863 - 904 halaman
...justifiably be carried still further. There are certain primary elements and means of knowledge, which it is in the highest degree desirable that all human beings...they depend, have the power of obtaining for them this instruction, and fail to do it, they commit a double breach of duty ; toward the children themselves,... | |
| Henry Barnard - 1863 - 898 halaman
...justifiably be carried still further. There arc certain primary elements and means of knowledge, which it is in the highest degree desirable that all human beings...they depend, have the power of obtaining for them this instruction, and fail to do it, they commit a double breach of duty ; toward the children themselves,... | |
| Henry Barnard - 1863 - 904 halaman
...justifiably be carried still further. There arc certain primary elements and means of knowledge, which it is in the highest degree desirable that all human beings...their parents, or those on whom they depend, have tho power of obtaining for them this instruction, and fail to do it, they commit a double breach of... | |
| John Stuart Mill - 1866 - 628 halaman
...justifiably be carried still further. There are certain primary elements and means of knowledge, which it is in the highest degree desirable that all human beings...into the community should acquire during childhood, li' their parents, or those on whom they depend, have the power of obtaining for them this instruction,... | |
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