Documents of the City of Boston, Volume 2 |
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Why , gentlemen , within the last five years , she has built a new grammar school in almost every Ward of the city . In addition to the primary schools she has built , she has built at least six grammar schools , each one of which has ...
Why , gentlemen , within the last five years , she has built a new grammar school in almost every Ward of the city . In addition to the primary schools she has built , she has built at least six grammar schools , each one of which has ...
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... and their examinations will be pleasant and satisfactory . PROGRAMME . In this connection it is proper to recognize the value of the course of study and instruction which is pursued in those Primary and Grammar schools , in which ...
... and their examinations will be pleasant and satisfactory . PROGRAMME . In this connection it is proper to recognize the value of the course of study and instruction which is pursued in those Primary and Grammar schools , in which ...
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Nothing but the glowing enthusiasm of a well - disciplined mind can give vitality to any school exercise . ... tend to recast the study of geography and grammar ; and the study of these branches should be recast in many of our schools .
Nothing but the glowing enthusiasm of a well - disciplined mind can give vitality to any school exercise . ... tend to recast the study of geography and grammar ; and the study of these branches should be recast in many of our schools .
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... and that all interested in the direct instruction of our schools should study and use it as a positive power for good . ... to instruction from the lowest class of the Primary School to the highest class of the Grammar School .
... and that all interested in the direct instruction of our schools should study and use it as a positive power for good . ... to instruction from the lowest class of the Primary School to the highest class of the Grammar School .
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The same school was visited again after a few days , and a full and free interchange of thoughts and opinion with ... A writer whose works appeared more than a century ago , in speaking of the course pursued in the Grammar Schools in ...
The same school was visited again after a few days , and a full and free interchange of thoughts and opinion with ... A writer whose works appeared more than a century ago , in speaking of the course pursued in the Grammar Schools in ...
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| Title | Documents of the City of Boston, Volume 2 |
| Author | Boston (Mass.). City Council |
| Published | 1872 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 19 Oct 2011 |
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