On the Mental Illumination & Moral Improvement of Mankind ...

Worthington, 1884 - 425 pagina's

to practicability pages 1521 Reasons why it has never yet been accomplisnou	18

and the effects produced by it 2426 Education in the United States of America	34

deficiencies in the mode of religious instructionsummary of the usual scholastic	44

cise of the memoryShorter Catechism c 5053 4 Absurd attempts at teach	66

of the infant mind 71 Manner in which its ideas are increased 72rapidity	74

Clothing of children simplicity of dresscovering of the feetdirections in regard	85

CONTENTS	100

mode of conveying a knowledge of the qualities of objects 102communication	107

SECTION VII Geology Its practical utility 206 Classification	228

For showing the level of water	231

Experiments illustrative of Hydrostatical principles with figures 230232	246

course of education 250 Fvils which arise from ignorance of this subject 251	251

and 2 Outline and skeleton of the Venus de Medicis	252

Means by which a general knowledge of the human system might be communica	275

litical economy Vocal music Domestic economy 276277 Bodily exercises	281

288 Instruction in the history of the Divine dispensationscharacteristics	288

apparatus requisite for conducting them 109111 Method of teaching vocal	122

CHAPTER V	128

郧 Plan and accommodations of a village school	129

CONTENTS	143

trated with cuts 128131 Idea of a seminary on a large scale 132 School	149

Lesson for the advanced classesdescription of volcanoes with engravings	156

163 SECTION II Writing and Composition Mr Buchanans plan for teach	163

of sentiments and statements of facts for copy lines 165 Mode of training	170

tive value of money the measures of length and capacity of time and the divis	190

lications of the Society 374 Correspondence with other Societies 375 Defects	191

of teaching it 192 Mode of proving the globular form of the earth illustrated	205

Plate illustrative of geology	209

Scripture classbook 497	298

cations of Sabbath School Teachers and the subjects with which they should	307

necessity of training 312 Preceptoral Colleges and the subjects to be studied	313

21Expense of establishing them 321 Importance of such institutions and	323

Contributions of the Jews and predictions in relation to the Christian Church	329

trials at the Old Bailey erroneous views of legislationinefficiency of severe pun	345

St Pierre 352 Contributions for the tabernacle and temple 352 The Pilgrims	353

establishment of education 355Parochial system 357 Superintendence of edu	362

PART II	380

Domestic education a topic for preaching 386 Illustration of Divine subjects	398

hints suggested in relation to improvements in towns and villages 402404 Plan	408

dote of Mr Davidson 413 XII Intellectual and religious improvement of Sea	418

Titel	On the Mental Illumination & Moral Improvement of Mankind ... On the Mental Illumination and Moral Improvement of Mankind: Or An Inquiry Into Means by which a General Diffusion of Knowledge and Moral Principle May by Promoted, Thomas Dick Volume 5 van Works, Aleksandrs Čaks
Auteur	Thomas Dick
geïllustreerd door	Thomas Dick
Uitgever	Worthington, 1884
Oorspronkelijk uit	University of Texas
Gedigitaliseerd	18 nov 2019
Lengte	425 pagina's

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