 | Horace Mann - 1891 - 426 sider
...to the European theory, men are divided into classes, — some to toil aud cam, others to seize aud enjoy. According to the Massachusetts theory, all...the grossest inequalities. Tried by any Christian simidard of morals, or even by any of the better sort of heathen standards, can any one hesitate, for... | |
 | Isaac Edwards Clarke - 1892 - 1690 sider
...some to toil :md earn, others to seize and enjoy. According to the Massachusetts theory, all are t< > have an equal chance for earning, and equal security...of what they earn. The latter tends to equality of conditions; the former to the groasest i mutualities. * * *. He fears that Massachusetts is becoming... | |
 | 1788 - 568 sider
...be a competition, on the one hand, to supply wool for every conceivable fabric, and, on the other, to wear out these fabrics as fast as possible, the...tends to equality of condition ; the former, to the gross406 est inequalities. Tried by any Christian standard of morals, or even by any of the better... | |
 | Diane Ravitch - 2000 - 662 sider
...synonymous with the struggle to make popular education in America free, secular, humane, and universal. According to the European theory, men are divided...condition; the former to the grossest inequalities. . . . I suppose it to be the universal sentiment of all those who mingle any ingredient of benevolence... | |
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According to the European theory, men are divided into classes, — some to toil and earn, others to seize and enjoy. According to the Massachusetts theory, all are to have an equal chance for earning, and equal security in the enjoyment of what they... 