 | James Simpson - Education - 1836 - 308 pages
...any other purpose than that of Public Education." No. V. PROSPECTUS OF CHAMBERS'S EDUCATIONAL COURSE. THE success which has attended the efforts of Messrs...Intellectual, according to the following views:— [Physical Education.] In order that man may possess a vigorous frame of body and its concomitant sound... | |
 | James Simpson - Education - 1836 - 308 pages
...other purpose than that of Public Education." No. V. PROSPECTUS OF C1IAMBERS'S EDUCATIONAL COURSE. Their Course will, as far as possible, embody the...Intellectual, according to the following views:— THE success which has attended the efforts of Messrs Chambers in the business of Popular Instruction,... | |
 | David Page - 1844 - 232 pages
...CHAMBERS'S EDINBURGH JOURNAL, ETC. The success which has attended the efforts of Messrs CHAMBERS hi the business of Popular Instruction, has induced them...and Intellectual, according to the following views : — {Physical Education] In order that man may possess a vigorous frame of body, and its concomitant... | |
 | Leonhard Schmitz - Latin language - 1849 - 376 pages
...28. -yxt in the 3d decl., ending of nouns masc. and fem., 62, 27. CHAMBERS'S EDUCAT1ONAL COURSE. THIS Course will, as far as possible, embody the code and...Elementary Education, Physical, Moral, and Intellectual. Already published, all strongly bound in Darh-eoloured Cloth : — Directories. Infant Treatment Under... | |
 | Natural philosophy - 1849 - 96 pages
...able to draw them completely down to the surface. CHAMBERS1S EDUCATIONAL COURSE. THIS Course will, aa far as possible, embody the code and materials of...Elementary Education, Physical, Moral, and Intellectual. Already published, all strongly bound in Dark-coloured Cloth:— Directories. Infant Treatment Under... | |
 | 1850 - 836 pages
...assurance which, we hope, has already been given and accepted, of the moral purity of our intention. Our course will, as far as possible, embody the code and materials of« complete elementary education, physical, moral, and intellectual, according to the following views... | |
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THE success which has attended the efforts of Messrs Chambers in the business of Popular Instruction, has induced them to undertake the duty of supplying a series of Treatises and School Books, constructed according to the most advanced views of Education,... 