Thomas Jefferson's Views on Public EducationAMS Press, 1970 - 387 páginas |
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... electric telegraph will be found by the careful student of Political Economy to be the more interesting , and the greater , the more searchingly it is examined . He will find that many , if not indeed every philosopher whose scientific ...
... electric telegraph will be found by the careful student of Political Economy to be the more interesting , and the greater , the more searchingly it is examined . He will find that many , if not indeed every philosopher whose scientific ...
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... electric telegraph to the attention of the Federal Government . When he visited the national Capitol , the Congressional Committee of Commerce , to whom Con- gress , acting on an official communication of the Secretary of War , had ...
... electric telegraph to the attention of the Federal Government . When he visited the national Capitol , the Congressional Committee of Commerce , to whom Con- gress , acting on an official communication of the Secretary of War , had ...
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... electric telegraph a somewhat similar effort was being made in Europe . A student at the University of Heidel- berg had seen an experiment performed by one of his German professors which had suggested to him a kind of electric telegraph ...
... electric telegraph a somewhat similar effort was being made in Europe . A student at the University of Heidel- berg had seen an experiment performed by one of his German professors which had suggested to him a kind of electric telegraph ...
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A STATE SHOULD HAVE A UNIVERSITY | 37 |
JEFFERSONS IDEAL UNIVERSITY | 131 |
IV | 213 |
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