The Quarterly Review, Band 282William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1942 |
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... whole personality as will inspire him with the desire to ' glorify God and enjoy Him for ever ' ; and in that setting the teacher's work will be entered upon not simply as a profession but as a vocation . On the whole it can hardly be ...
... whole personality as will inspire him with the desire to ' glorify God and enjoy Him for ever ' ; and in that setting the teacher's work will be entered upon not simply as a profession but as a vocation . On the whole it can hardly be ...
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... whole , from infant to adult , on a comprehensive scale , with all the parts well - balanced and integrated . The plan , from some points of view , may not be ideal , but we must guard against the best becoming , too often , the enemy ...
... whole , from infant to adult , on a comprehensive scale , with all the parts well - balanced and integrated . The plan , from some points of view , may not be ideal , but we must guard against the best becoming , too often , the enemy ...
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... whole of England . Until Science has made startling discoveries , probably half of its surface will defy cultivation . The inland water spread of Canada on the other hand is equally sterilising to pro- duction . It is vain to speak of ...
... whole of England . Until Science has made startling discoveries , probably half of its surface will defy cultivation . The inland water spread of Canada on the other hand is equally sterilising to pro- duction . It is vain to speak of ...
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