 | Samuel Hazard - 1832 - 446 頁
...I would have them taught facts and tilings, rather than words or signs: And, especially, I desire, that by every* proper means a pure attachment to our...formed and fostered in the minds of the scholars. 8. Should it unfortunately happen, that any of the orphans admitted into the. college, shall, from... | |
 | 1831 - 456 頁
...I would have them taught facts and things, rather than words or signs : And, especially, I desire, that by every proper means, a pure attachment to our...formed and fostered in the minds of the scholars. 8. Should it unfortunately happen, that any of the orphans, admitted into the college, shall, from... | |
 | Philadelphia (Pa.) - 1834 - 412 頁
...warrant: I would have them taught facts and things, rather than words or signs: And, especially, I desire, that by every proper means a pure attachment to our...formed and fostered in the minds of the scholars. 8. Should it unfortunately happen, that any of the orphans admitted into the college, shall, from malconduct,... | |
 | Francis Lieber - 1834 - 242 頁
...ARTICLE 34. Especial care shall be taken to form and foster in the minds of the scholars by every yrofier means, a pure attachment to our republican institutions, and to the sacred rights of conscience, as guarantied by our happy constitution. The scholars, therefore, shall be soundly instructed in the principles,... | |
 | 1834 - 438 頁
...which should form the basis of the American character. It is thus that the founder strictly enjoins "that by every proper means, a pure attachment to...sacred rights of conscience as guaranteed by our happy constitution, shall be formed anil fostered in the minds of the scholars." Nor need there be any dread... | |
 | 1835 - 444 頁
...warrant. I would have them taught facts and things, rather than words or signs ; and especially I desire, that by every proper means a pure attachment to our...sacred rights of conscience, as guaranteed by our happy constitution, shall be formed and fostered in the minds of the scholars.' The testator then proceeds... | |
 | Thomas Brothers - 1840 - 538 頁
...which should form the basis of the American character. It is thus that the founder strictly enjoins "that by every proper means a pure attachment to our...sacred rights of conscience, as guaranteed by our happy constitution, shall be formed and fostered in the minds of the scholars." Nor need there be any dread... | |
 | James Silk Buckingham - 1841 - 590 頁
...which should form the basis of the American character. It is thus that the founder strictly enjoins, "that by every proper means, a pure attachment to...sacred rights of conscience as guaranteed by our happy constitution, shall be formed and fostered in the minds of the scholars." Nor need there be any dread... | |
 | James Silk Buckingham - 1841 - 594 頁
...which should form the basis of the American character. It is thus that the founder strictly enjoins, " that by every proper means, a pure attachment to our...sacred rights of conscience as guaranteed by our happy constitution, shall be formed and fostered in the minds of the scholars." Nor need there be any dread... | |
 | James Silk Buckingham - 1841 - 530 頁
...which should form the basis of the American character. It is thus that the founder strictly enjoins, "that by every proper means a pure attachment to our...institutions, and to the sacred rights of conscience as guarantied by our happy constitution, shall be formed aod fostered in the minds of the scholars." Nor... | |
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I would have them taught facts and things, rather than words or signs: And, especially, I desire, that by every proper means a pure attachment to our republican institutions and to the sacred rights of conscience, as guaranteed by our happy constitutions,... 
