Letters on Early Education: Addressed to J. P. Greaves. Tr. from the German ManuscriptC. W. Bardeen, 1898 - 180 |
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able acquainted acquired affection animal instinct animal nature appear attention benevolence cation character chil Christian circumstances Comenius consciousness consider corporal punishments Creator DEAR GREAVES desires difficult direct duty early Ebenezer Cooke efforts elevation energy excite exer exercises exertions existence experience fact faculties fant fear feeling frequently Friedrich Froebel friends give gratification gymnastics habit happiness heart higher hope human nature idea implanted impression individual indolence indulgence infant mind infinite influence instruction intel intellectual interest John Amos Comenius kind knowledge language last letter lead least lect look manifested maternal love means moral motive nation never object observation Orbis Pictus pain perfection perhaps Pestalozzi physical practice principle pupils qualified question reason render schools self-denial selfishness speak spirit spiritual nature stranger sympathy Syracuse talent task taught teacher teaching things thought thy child tion truth wish
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