 | 1865 - 1150 páginas
...one is reduced to the dreadful dilemma of discrediting either their humanity or their veracity." " It is neither very natural, nor very easy for a child...obligations of gratitude and allegiance, subsisting between child and parent, are scarcely powerful enough at home to counteract the effect of such unpleasant... | |
 | Henry Barnard - 1865 - 948 páginas
...one is reduced to the dreadful dilemma of discrediting either their humanity or their veracity." " It is neither very natural, nor very easy for a child...is in the habit of receiving the discipline of the ferulo or the rod. Even the influence of natural afl'ection, and the obligations of gratitude and allegiance,... | |
 | Henry Barnard - 1865 - 922 páginas
...one is reduced to the dreadful dilemma of discrediting either their humanity or their veracity." " It is neither very natural, nor very easy for a child to respect and love those from whom lie is in the habit of receiving the discipline of the ferule or the rod. Even the influence of natural... | |
 | Pickens Elmer Harris - 1928 - 422 páginas
...learning and moral growth and the tendency toward wider use of emulation, the following is quoted : "It is neither very natural nor very easy for a child...is in the habit of receiving the discipline of the rod. The idea of rewards, as well as of punishments, in any rational view is necessary to the right... | |
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most unfortunately some pedagogues who appear never to be more gratified than in recounting the frequent instances and the severity with which they inflict corporal punishment To hear them one is reduced to the dreadful dilemma of discrediting either... 