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Excerpt from Address of the Hon.: Joseph R. ChandlerGratitude, says a French satirist, is a strong sense of favors to come, and the apothegm conveys more of truth than at first ¿ush it seems to imply, and, correctly received, it has less that is offensive than at first strikes the ear, or perhaps was intended by the author.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbo...

Excerpt from Orations Delivered Before the Northern Lyceum of the City and County of Philadelphia, at Their Anniversaries in 1837-8It is only to direct all these energies to operate upon suitable objects - to employ them in tasks worthy their character and to supply them with instruments suited to the end to be attained.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks...

Excerpt from Outlines of PenologyIt was my intention in undertaking to write the accompanying essay to pre sent some branch of the subject of penology with an argument sustaining my views, but I remembered that in almost all the congresses and conventions that have been held on the subject of penitentiaries, jails, reformatories, etc., there has been a want of agreement of opinion upon any one branch of the question, because every branch must ...

Excerpt from Outlines of PenologyIt was my intention in undertaking to write the accompanying essay to pre sent some branch of the subject of penology with an argument sustaining my views, but I remembered that in almost all the congresses and conventions that have been held on the subject of penitentiaries, jails, reformatories, etc., there has been a want of agreement of opinion upon any one branch of the question, because every branch must ...

Excerpt from Chandler's Common School Grammar: A Grammar of the English Language, Adapted to the Schools of AmericaA long acquaintance with the business of teaching convinced the author of this work that the study of English Grammar may be made as interesting to the pupil as that of any other science, and that it is only necessary to fix the attention, and excite the emulation of scholars, by lucid explanations and' familiar examples, to insur...

Excerpt from Address of Hon. Joseph R. Chandler of Pennsylvania, at the Public School Celebration, August 1, 1850Teachers stood in the midst of their scholars to control and protect them.This scene, though every voice were mute, was well adapted to win the admira tion of each beholder, and cause him to proclaim the truth that the most solemn duty of our lives is to cherish and instruct the youth of our country, to educate for usefulness and ho...

Excerpt from Address of Hon. Joseph R. Chandler of Pennsylvania, at the Public School Celebration, August 1, 1850Teachers stood in the midst of their scholars to control and protect them.This scene, though every voice were mute, was well adapted to win the admira tion of each beholder, and cause him to proclaim the truth that the most solemn duty of our lives is to cherish and instruct the youth of our country, to educate for usefulness and ho...

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Excerpt from Orations Delivered Before the Northern Lyceum of the City and County of Philadelphia, at Their Anniversaries in 1837-8 One of the most important acquisitions of man is a knowledge of the human understanding, an acquaintance with the secret springs of menial action - a comprehension of the great design by which we were formed - and a proper apprehension of the capacities of the mind and the means by which it may be directed, in in...

Excerpt from Address of the Hon.: Joseph R. Chandler Mr. President and Gentlemen: The desire to make commemoration of distinguished favors, is among the best impulses of the human heart. The justification of the desire has marked domestic, social and even national movements in all ages , and has had for its sanction not only the spirit of purest gratitude for the benefits of the past, but a hope of connecting the favors and the spirit they s...

Excerpt from Chandler's Common School Grammar: A Grammar of the English Language, Adapted to the Schools of America A long acquaintance with the business of teaching convinced the author of this work that the study of English Grammar may be made as interesting to the pupil as that of any other science, and that it is only necessary to fix the attention, and excite the emulation of scholars, by lucid explanations and familiar examples, to insu...

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