Thomas Jefferson's Views on Public EducationAMS Press, 1970 - 387 páginas |
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... interesting science of electricity . The professor of natural philosophy in Yale College was the learned Prof. Jeremiah Day . In his lectures , Dr. Day dwelt carefully on electricity . * Mr. Irenæus Prime , in a very interesting ...
... interesting science of electricity . The professor of natural philosophy in Yale College was the learned Prof. Jeremiah Day . In his lectures , Dr. Day dwelt carefully on electricity . * Mr. Irenæus Prime , in a very interesting ...
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... interesting to here notice that while Morse was laboring in the United States to give to the world an electric telegraph a somewhat similar effort was being made in Europe . A student at the University of Heidel- berg had seen an ...
... interesting to here notice that while Morse was laboring in the United States to give to the world an electric telegraph a somewhat similar effort was being made in Europe . A student at the University of Heidel- berg had seen an ...
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... interesting as it is in the history of civilization - is giving way to a steel age , and how by a chemical discovery steel rails are made which endure more than thirty times the wear and tear that iron rails can bear , thus enabling the ...
... interesting as it is in the history of civilization - is giving way to a steel age , and how by a chemical discovery steel rails are made which endure more than thirty times the wear and tear that iron rails can bear , thus enabling the ...
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A STATE SHOULD HAVE A UNIVERSITY | 37 |
JEFFERSONS IDEAL UNIVERSITY | 131 |
IV | 213 |
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