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most in our Public School System , and known as such throughout the State and Country , they have deemed it a wise economy to secure by an ... The other High Schools are now established and placed on an equality with the Latin School .
most in our Public School System , and known as such throughout the State and Country , they have deemed it a wise economy to secure by an ... The other High Schools are now established and placed on an equality with the Latin School .
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Certainly our High Schools should have them . They should have the gifted and the best educated men , worthy the entire confidence of the community , and fitted by their intelligence and moral power , to be intrusted with the care of ...
Certainly our High Schools should have them . They should have the gifted and the best educated men , worthy the entire confidence of the community , and fitted by their intelligence and moral power , to be intrusted with the care of ...
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Of the vast importance of these High Schools in order to the diffusion of knowledge and virtue , as sources from which is carried into every department of active life a controlling power , no one pretends to doubt .
Of the vast importance of these High Schools in order to the diffusion of knowledge and virtue , as sources from which is carried into every department of active life a controlling power , no one pretends to doubt .
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as important additions to the system of study in the Latin School . ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL . ars . , It is proposed to say but a word in regard to the English High School for boys . The Committee have confidence in the learning and ...
as important additions to the system of study in the Latin School . ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL . ars . , It is proposed to say but a word in regard to the English High School for boys . The Committee have confidence in the learning and ...
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The Committee are happy in the belief that something better than present good , e the soul of everything great and noble , ” animates the instructors of our High Schools : they are regarded as men of liberal views and sincere purpose ...
The Committee are happy in the belief that something better than present good , e the soul of everything great and noble , ” animates the instructors of our High Schools : they are regarded as men of liberal views and sincere purpose ...
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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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