 The principle that underlies the American system of popular education — that it is the duty of the State to provide for the education of all the children of the State by taxing every man in proportion to his property...  Annual Report - 第 169 頁United States. Office of Education 著 - 1874完整檢視 - 關於此書
 | Charles Seignobos - 1909 - 488 頁
...instruction at their expense. The Constituent and then the Convention set forth the principle that it is the duty of the state to provide for the education of all its children. But they had no time to put this theory into practice. The Convention only succeeded... | |
 | A. E. Wagner - 1913 - 268 頁
...establishment of schools through the state in such a manner that the poor may be taught gratis." An act to provide for the education of all the children of the state was passed in 1S02 and approved in 1804. According to this law those who were able to pay were required... | |
 | Robert Elliott Flickinger - 1914 - 584 頁
...in vice and irreligion, unless they receive it from the common school teacher. It seems to us to be the duty of the state, to provide for the education of all the children, morally as well as intellectually; and to require all teachers of youth, to train the children in the... | |
 | Catholic University of America - 1915 - 602 頁
...Medieval Thought, p. 246: "Nor can we omit to note the emphasis with which Thomas maintains that It is the duty of the state to provide for the education of all its members and to see that no citizen suffers want." 636St. Thomas considers speculative knowledge... | |
 | William Royall Smithey - 1917 - 584 頁
...The necessity of education was recognized, and although it was not commonly regarded as a function of the state to provide for the education of all the children of the state, yet it was deemed expedient to take some action to insure the training of the youth of the commonwealth.... | |
 | Marguerite Gold Bartlett - 1919 - 162 頁
...Debates IV — 59 et seq. " The clause upon education was so amended in the fourth constitution as to provide for the education of all the children of the state over six years of age. urged them "to cast aside party feelings, and ask not if your candidate be a... | |
 | Reginald Lane Poole - 1920 - 354 頁
...large ones. Nor can we omit to note the MMd., pp. 161 emphasis with which Thomas maintains that kit is the duty of the state to provide for the education of all its 16 In the Seounda secundae x. 17 Neither in Aquinas nor in 10 fol. 30, he says ' Dominium vel John... | |
 | George Drayton Strayer, Nickolaus Louis Engelhardt - 1920 - 508 頁
...academic attainment prescribed by law. All of these requirements are in recognition of the obligation of the state to provide for the education of all the children. Courses of study. — In many states the control of the subject matter taught in the schools is exercised... | |
 | Edward Francis Murphy - 1921 - 338 頁
...Medieval Thought, p. 246: "Nor can we omit to note the emphasis with. which Thomas maintains that it is the duty of the state to provide for the education of all its members and to see that no citizen suffers want." object. The ultimate object of human life, declares... | |
 | Edward Francis Murphy - 1921 - 326 頁
...Medieval Thought, p. 246: "Nor can we omit to note the emphasis with which Thomas maintains that It is the duty of the state to provide for the education of all its members and to see that no citizen suffers want." "\ 636 St. Thomas considers speculative knowledge... | |
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