Educational Review, Volume 74Nicholas Murray Butler, Frank Pierrepont Graves, William McAndrew Doubleday, Doran, 1927 Vols. 19-34 include "Bibliography of education" for 1899-1906, compiled by James I. Wyer and others. |
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... desire it is to think public - mindedly could find oc- casion editorially to put the happy tone into the chronicle of the return of the children to the benefits the public is giving them I am sure you will help children , teachers , and ...
... desire it is to think public - mindedly could find oc- casion editorially to put the happy tone into the chronicle of the return of the children to the benefits the public is giving them I am sure you will help children , teachers , and ...
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... desire for knowledge . The possession of information and of a mind trained to classify and apply that informa- tion , is a real asset . They have a definite value no matter what the occupation to which they may be applied in earning a ...
... desire for knowledge . The possession of information and of a mind trained to classify and apply that informa- tion , is a real asset . They have a definite value no matter what the occupation to which they may be applied in earning a ...
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... desire for knowledge of life after death ' familiar in suicide notes , do not disclose the true underlying motive . " Nor does Dr. Hubbard agree with those who attribute to conflict between home ideals and school standards , to jazz and ...
... desire for knowledge of life after death ' familiar in suicide notes , do not disclose the true underlying motive . " Nor does Dr. Hubbard agree with those who attribute to conflict between home ideals and school standards , to jazz and ...
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... desire to carry flowers to the lone murderer in his cell . But the number who can be crazed to lynch a suspected criminal whether we know him as guilty or innocent is still large enough to explain what insanity can be aroused by expert ...
... desire to carry flowers to the lone murderer in his cell . But the number who can be crazed to lynch a suspected criminal whether we know him as guilty or innocent is still large enough to explain what insanity can be aroused by expert ...
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... desire . What a man loves with all his heart he will achieve . The natural love of young people for good- ness is the world's greatest asset . No hypo- crite , no liar , no sensual , no profane person can teach . He only babbles . To ...
... desire . What a man loves with all his heart he will achieve . The natural love of young people for good- ness is the world's greatest asset . No hypo- crite , no liar , no sensual , no profane person can teach . He only babbles . To ...
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