 I suppose it to be the universal sentiment of all those who mingle any ingredient of benevolence with their notions on political economy that vast and overshadowing private fortunes are among the greatest dangers to which the happiness of the people in...  Message ... to the General Assembly - Halaman 14oleh Connecticut. Governor - 1880Tampilan utuh - Tentang buku ini
 | Horace Mann - 1868 - 788 halaman
...of benevolenee with their notions on political economy, that vast and overshadowing private fortunes are among the greatest dangers to which the happiness of the people in a republic can be subjected. Such fortunes would create a fendalism of a new kind, but one more oppressive and unrelenting... | |
 | Horace Mann - 1891 - 422 halaman
...of benevolence with their notions on political economy, that vast and overshadowing private fortunes are among the greatest dangers to which the happiness of the people in a republic can be subjected. Such fortunes would create a feudalism of a new kind, but one more oppressive and unrelenting... | |
 | Horace Mann - 1891 - 426 halaman
...of benevolence with their notions ou political economy, that vast and overshadowing private fortunes are among the greatest dangers to which the happiness of the people in a republic ran be subjected. Such fortunes would create a fendalism of a new kind, but one more oppressive and... | |
 | Isaac Edwards Clarke - 1892 - 1690 halaman
...benevolence with their notions on Political Economy, that vast and oversliadowiiig private fortunes are among the greatest dangers to which the happiness of the people in a republic can be subjected. Such fortunes would create a feudalizm of a new kind; but one more oppressive and unrelenting... | |
 | Massachusetts. Board of Education - 1848 - 582 halaman
...of benevolence with their notions on Political Economy, that vast and overshadowing private fortunes are among the greatest dangers to which the happiness of the people in a republic can be subjected. Such fortunes would create a feudalism of a new kind ; but one more oppressive and unrelenting... | |
 | David F. Labaree - 1997 - 342 halaman
...equalizing role with characteristic eloquence. Noting "that vast and overshadowing private fortunes are among the greatest dangers to which the happiness of the people in a republic can be subjected," he argued that "surely, nothing but Universal Education can counter-work this tendency... | |
 | Diane Ravitch - 2000 - 662 halaman
...benevolence with their notions on Political Economy, that vast and overshadowing private fortunes, are among the greatest dangers to which the happiness of the people in a republic can be subjected. Such fortunes would create a feudalism of a new kind; but one more oppressive and unrelenting... | |
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