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...he cannot satisfy us on a subject like this with assumptions and assertions. When the people are to be " the great agents in accomplishing the work of their own instruction," and when they are to accomplish this principally by voluntary reading, it must be proved to us that...

...poor as not to have the means of contributing something towards purchasing this gratification." — " It is, no doubt, manifest that the people themselves...no reasonable prospect of this grand object being attained." — " But, although the people must be the source and the instruments of their own im•...

...people would be pregnant with the most fatal consequences both to civil and religious liberty. It is manifest, that the people themselves must be the great agents in accomplishing the work of their own education. Unless they are thoroughly impressed with a sense of its usefulness, and resolved to make...

...he cannot satisfy us on a subject like this with assumptions and assertions. When the people are to be " the great agents in accomplishing the work of their own instruction," and when they are to accomplish this principally by voluntary reading, it must be proved to us that...

...CONDUCTED BY A Committee of Cimi Engineers and Practical Mechanics. " The people themselves mustie the agents in accomplishing the work of their own instruction....feel the usefulness of knowledge, and resolve to make tome sacrifices for the acquisition of it, there can never be any reasonable prospect of this grand...

...people would be pregnant with the most fatal consequences both to civil and religious liberty. It is manifest that the people themselves must be the great agents in accomplishing the work of their own education. Unless they are thoroughly impressed with a sense of its usefulness, and resolved to make...

...Let us consider how the attainment of this inestimable advantage may be most successfully promoted. It is no doubt manifest, that the people themselves...no reasonable prospect of this grand object being attained. But it is equally clear, that to wait until the whole people with one accord take the determination...

...familiar knowledge of its least perfect ensamples. * * * ' * Ibid. The People their own Instructors. It is no doubt manifest that the people themselves...can be no reasonable prospect of this grand object of being obtained. But it is equally clear that to wait until the whole people with one accord take...

...Let us consider how the attainment of this inestimable advantage may be most successfully promoted. It is no doubt manifest, that the people themselves...no reasonable prospect of this grand object being attained. But it is equally clear, that to wait until the whole people with one accord take the determination...