 | Henry Barnard - 1865 - 948 páginas
...indeed, in an essential respect, on modern ones, which has been made in our seminaries, is deserving of universal imitation and applause. I mean the admission...domestic comfort and happiness, and feminine virtue iuul knowledge, we cau not be too grateful to the iustitutora of the present enlarged and benevoleut... | |
 | Henry Barnard - 1865 - 922 páginas
...deserving of universal imitation and applause. I mean tlie admission of females to the advantages of 11 , can not be too grateful to the institutors of the present enlarged and benevolent plan of instruction.... | |
 | 1865 - 1150 páginas
...indeed, in an c-sseutial respect, ou modern ones, which lias been made iu our seminaries, is deserving of universal imitation and applause. I mean the admission...of females to the advantages of a public education. 'Wben it is considered that there is an inseparable connection between domestic comfort and happiness,... | |
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... of our ancestors, and foundations of hope for our posterity. But the improvement on ancient systems, and indeed in an essential respect, on modern ones, which has been made in our seminaries, is de. 