Report of the Commissioner of Education Made to the Secretary of the Interior for the Year ... with Accompanying Papers, Volume 1U.S. Government Printing Office, 1870 - Education |
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... employed , and that the day - school , in most cases , should be preparatory to the boarding - school . The Indians are generally unwilling to give up their young children to be placed in a boarding - school where they would be ...
... employed , and that the day - school , in most cases , should be preparatory to the boarding - school . The Indians are generally unwilling to give up their young children to be placed in a boarding - school where they would be ...
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... employed any number of laborers , how many , and in what kind of labor , and where ; with appropriate variations when addressed to workingmen and observers . The other questions were as follows : 2. Have you observed a difference in ...
... employed any number of laborers , how many , and in what kind of labor , and where ; with appropriate variations when addressed to workingmen and observers . The other questions were as follows : 2. Have you observed a difference in ...
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... employed over one who has not cnjoyed that advantage ? 7. Whom would you , as an employer , choose for positions of trust , such as foremen or superintendents , persons unable to read and write , or those having the rudiments of ...
... employed over one who has not cnjoyed that advantage ? 7. Whom would you , as an employer , choose for positions of trust , such as foremen or superintendents , persons unable to read and write , or those having the rudiments of ...
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... employ , with an education that makes him worth it to us , over an uneducated man struggling to fill the same kind of place , but not worth so much . 6. I should much prefer a man with some education ; the more the better . 7. I would ...
... employ , with an education that makes him worth it to us , over an uneducated man struggling to fill the same kind of place , but not worth so much . 6. I should much prefer a man with some education ; the more the better . 7. I would ...
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... employed a large number , as many as three or four thousand at a time , in the middle counties of England , as knitters , weavers , finishers , and machinists : 2. I would say that an educated man invariably acquires a knowledge of his ...
... employed a large number , as many as three or four thousand at a time , in the middle counties of England , as knitters , weavers , finishers , and machinists : 2. I would say that an educated man invariably acquires a knowledge of his ...
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