...practical mode for the solution of so great and so important a problem. The Prussians say that, " whatever you would have appear in the life of a nation, you must put into its schools." But they may with equal truth, go still further, and affirm that whatever you would put into its schools,...

...State Normal School, from which we make the following extract : '• The Prussians say that. ' whatever you would have appear in the life of a nation, you must put into its schools.' But they may with equal truth go still farther, and affirm that whatever you would put into its schools...

...truths have never been seriously and systematically addressed. The Prussians have a maxim, that whatever you would have appear in the life of a nation, you must put in its schools. The trustees of district schools, the teachers of Sabbath schools, and other guardians...

...it were, to cast them in the mould of the Constitution." And the Prussians affirm, that " whatever you would have appear in the life of a nation you must first put into its schools." , These propositions scarcely need proof. They ought to be self-evident...

...it were, to cast them in the mould of the Constitution." And the Prussians affirm, that " whatever you would have appear in the life of a nation you must first put into its schools." These propositions scarcely need proof. They ought to be self-evident...

...omit, never forget that you are setting an example." The Prussians repeat, as a maxim, that "Whatever you would have appear in the life of a nation, you must put into its schools." The State must depend upon the teacher to do this. The character of education is always determined...

...spirit, serving the Lord." The Prussians have a maxim, and a wise one too, that whatever you would,have appear in the life of a nation, you must put into its schools. All that portion of mankind which is making contributions to civilization and morality live in pursuit...

...difficult to understand WUMU we. remember that Prussia has long had the best educational system in the world, and that it is a maxim with them that "what...the common-school system had been in operation in the State, (established in 1840,) " the colleges had increased in number from 2 to 16, the academies...

...not difficult to understand when we remember that Prussia has long had the best educational system in the world, and that it is a maxim with them that ' what you would have appear in the life of a uatiou you must put into its schools.' " In speaking of the status of the public-school system in North...

...fervent in spirit, serving the Lord." The Prussians have a maxim, and a wise one too, that whatever you would have appear in the life of a nation, you must put into its schools. All that portion of mankind which is making contributions to civilization and morality live in pursuit...