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Lectures on Popular Education: Delivered to the Edinburgh Association for ... - Page 99
by George Combe - 1834 - 130 pages
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A Plan for Improving Female Education

Emma Willard - 1819 - 50 pages
...receive protection and support from the other, it is reasonable, that we too should yield obedience. Yet is neither the child, nor the subject, nor the wife,...responsibility is to God, and our highest interest is to please him ; therefore, to secure this interest, should our education be directed. Neither would...
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A Plan for Improving Female Education

Emma Willard - 1819 - 46 pages
...receive protection and support from the other, it is reasonable, that we too should yield obedience. Yet is neither the child, nor the subject, nor the wife,...highest responsibility is to God, and our highest jf) interest is to please him ; therefore, to secure this inter- 1 est, should our education be directed....
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American Ladies' Magazine, Volume 7

1834 - 604 pages
...receive protection and support from the other, it is reasonable that we, too, should yield obedience. Vet is neither the child, nor the subject, nor the wife,...responsibility is to God, and our highest interest is to please him ; therefore, to secure this interest should our education be directed. ' Neither would...
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The American Journal of Education, Volume 6

Henry Barnard - 1859 - 686 pages
...receive protection and support from the other, it is reasonable that we too should yield obedience. Yet is neither the child, nor the subject, nor the wife,...responsibility is to God, and our highest interest is to please him ; therefore, to secure this interest, should our education be directed. Neither would...
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The American Journal of Education, Volume 6

Henry Barnard - 1859 - 660 pages
...receive protection and support from the other, it is reasonable that we too should yield obedience. Yet is neither the child, nor the subject, nor the wife,...the divine. Our highest responsibility is to God, End our highest interest is to please him ; therefore, to secure this interest, should our education...
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American Journal of Education and College Review, Volume 6

1859 - 736 pages
...receive protection and support from the other, it is reasonable that we too should yield obedience. Yet is neither the child, nor the subject, nor the wife,...subservience to the divine. Our highest responsibility is to iiod, and our highest interest is to please him ; therefore, to secure this interest, should our edueation...
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Proceedings of the ... Convocation, Volume 6, Part 1869

University of the State of New York - 1870 - 228 pages
...receive protection and support from the other, it is reasonable that we too should yield obedience. Yet is neither the child, nor the subject, nor the wife,...responsibility is to God, and our highest interest is to please Him ; therefore, to secure this interest should our education be directed. Neither would...
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Education, Its Principles and Practice

George Combe - 1879 - 896 pages
...support and pro- , tcction from the other, it is reasonable that wo too should yield obedience. Yet is neither the child, nor the subject, nor the wife,...is to God, and our highest interest to please him ; there- fore, to secure this interest our education should be directed. " Neither would I be understood...
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Woman and the Higher Education

Anna Callender Brackett - 1893 - 240 pages
...receive protection and support from the other, it is reasonable that we too should yield obedience. Yet is neither the child, nor the subject, nor the wife...responsibility is to God, and our highest interest is to please Him ; therefore, to secure this interest should our education he directed. Neither would...
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Woman and the Higher Education

Anna Callender Brackett - 1893 - 240 pages
...receive protection and support from the other, it is reasonable that we too should yield obedience. Yet is neither the child, nor the subject, nor the wife under human anthority, but in subservience to the divine. Our highest responsibility is to God, and our highest...
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