William Cowper, HumanitarianUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1938 - 277 ページ |
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... universities.16 Milton's theory of educa- tion as a means of repairing the ruins of man's fall had been reflected in William Law's statement that " the only end of education is to restore our rational nature to its proper state . " 1 ...
... universities.16 Milton's theory of educa- tion as a means of repairing the ruins of man's fall had been reflected in William Law's statement that " the only end of education is to restore our rational nature to its proper state . " 1 ...
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... universities . The universities are reserved for The Task , and the public schools are finally " reviewed " -much to their discredit - in Tirocinium . However , as it has already been hinted , the inception of Tirocinium came four years ...
... universities . The universities are reserved for The Task , and the public schools are finally " reviewed " -much to their discredit - in Tirocinium . However , as it has already been hinted , the inception of Tirocinium came four years ...
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... universities . " In England , " he wrote , " the public schools are much less corrupted than the universities . In the schools the youth are taught , or at least may be taught , Greek and Latin ; that is , everything which the masters ...
... universities . " In England , " he wrote , " the public schools are much less corrupted than the universities . In the schools the youth are taught , or at least may be taught , Greek and Latin ; that is , everything which the masters ...
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