 | Perry Fairfax Nursey - 1833 - 488 sider
...wealth in America? — From tlieir experience they deem them of the greatest importance to the welfare of the state. They are encouraged by the state governments,...three months of the year to attend the schools. The manufacturer very frequently suggests to the parents the necessity of the children being taken to school.... | |
 | 1833 - 496 sider
...wealth in America? — From their exr perience they deem them of the greatest importance to the welfare of the state. They are encouraged by the state governments, and all the lending persons of the state. How do the children whom you employ obtain education? — The manufacturers... | |
 | 1834 - 436 sider
...summer and winter, than they deem them of the greatest importune to the welfare of the state. They aro encouraged by the state governments and all the leading persons of the state. How do the children whom they employ obtain education ? — The manufacturers are always anxious that the children should absent... | |
 | Frederic Hill - 1836 - 362 sider
...of the greatest importance to the welfare of the state. They are encouraged by the state government and all the leading persons of the state." " How do...the children being taken to school. The sending the child to school is generally an inconvenience to the manufacturer." " Is the inconvenience of the children... | |
 | Frederic Hill - 1836 - 278 sider
...anxious that the children should absent themselves from the manufactory during two or three months in the year to attend the schools. The manufacturers...frequently suggest to the parents the necessity of sending their children to school. The sending the child to school is generally an inconvenience to... | |
 | Great Britain. Committee on Education - 1841 - 506 sider
...wealth in America? — From their experience they deem them of the greatest importance to the welfare of the State. They are encouraged by the State governments...necessity of the children being taken to school." APPENDIX III. THE preparatory mining-school near Camborne is so advantageously placed, in reference... | |
 | Charles Wing - 1967 - 700 sider
...of the greatest importance to the welfare of the state. They are encouraged by the state government, and all the leading persons of the state." " How do...the children being taken to school. The sending the child to school is generally an inconvenience to the manufacturer." " Is the inconvenience of the children... | |
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How do the children whom you employ obtain education ? — The manufacturers are always anxious that the children should absent themselves from the manufactory during two or three months of the year to attend the schools. The manufacturers very frequently... 