Indignity is of all things the most hostile to the best purposes of a liberal education.
Of his youth we know nothing, except that he enjoyed the advantage of a liberal education, and that his morals were no exception to the lax habits of the age.
Deprived of a liberal education, by the pecuniary embarrassments of his father, who had a large family to support, he left the Utica Academy in 1820, and made an effort to learn a mechanical trade, with only partial success.
The average boy of to-day who wishes to obtain a liberal education has a better chance by a hundredfold than had Daniel Webster or James A.
It is more of a disgrace for a college graduate to grovel, to stoop to mean, low practises, than for a man who has not had a liberal education.
Sanskrit in his judgment constitutes an essential element of a liberal education.
This gave a new impetus to his desire for what was then termed a "liberal education.
Feeling in himself the want of an early education, Mr. Williams spared no pains in bestowing superior advantages upon his children, all of whom received a liberal education.
The Place of Science in a Liberal Education 33 III.
The Tatler," Steele refers to her in the famous sentence: "to love her is a liberal education.
We speak of "liberal education," and surely the epithet is meaningless unless it be taken to imply that conversion to those general principles is the very bed-rock of education.
But it seems to us that the central subject of a liberal education, that subject to which all others cohere and in relation to which all others are justified, ought to make some such appeal to enthusiasm.
Certainly, he said, they should not interfere in any way with her in acquiring a "liberal education.
There are elements of power common to all men, and instruments of knowledge effective for both the general pursuits of a liberal education, and the limited pursuits of physical toil.
The phrase, "self-made men" is often so used as to convey the idea that the persons who have enjoyed the advantages of a liberal education, are rather made by their instructors.
There are, of course, two distinct elements in a liberal education: the one the acquisition of useful knowledge, the other a training or culture of the intellectual faculties.
Humanity, Good Nature, and the Advantages of a Liberal Education, are incompatible with Avarice.
Severe experience has taught me the errors and defects of what is called a liberal education.
Indeed it appears to me that what is now called a liberal Education, disqualifies a man for business.
The Tour of America, a necessary Part of a liberal Education.
A tour thro the United States ought now to be considered as a necessary part of a liberal education.
For a long time, a liberal education seems to take no note of the specific ends, which finally it may be desirable to aim at.
It can only arise from this pernicious error, or from some doubt as to the real advantage of a liberal education;--an error and a doubt, both of which should be remanded to the Dark Ages.
There are many useful things that might be learnt by a person who wished to be trained for domestic service; but it is rare enough to find a cook that, amongst other items of a liberal education, has been given cooking lessons.
In this way Wordsworth received in every sense of the term a liberal education; and when he went to Cambridge, 'he enjoyed even more thoroughly than at Hawkshead whatever advantages might be derived from the neglect of his teachers.
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