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WHOLE NUMBER 76,5. TABLE OF CONTENTS Editorial Comment. A Shorter
Period of Drug Store Apprenticement 239 Drug Store Experience 239 The
Formula for Paregoric 240 Good-will in Business 240 Practical Experience
Requirements ...
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Schools for All, in Preference to Schools for Churchmen ...
... they themselves teaching, as they are commanded to teach,-. religion and the
articles of their faith to the- children of their' own church, separately from other
branches of education,(from the apprenticement of reading and writing, as from
that ...
James Mill, Andrew Bell (Prebendary of Westminster.), Herbert Marsh (successively Bishop of Llandaff and of Peterborough.), 1812
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A Brief History of the City of Ely, and Neighbouring ...
Needloam's Clarity School, a large respectable brich building on the back hill,
was founded by Mrs. Catherine Needham, for the education, clothing, and
apprenticement of poor children. The orignial number of free scholars was 24, but
the ...
John Harvey CLEMENTS, 1868
This house was only lent For my apprenticement — What is, is best. Fold up the
tent! Its slack ropes all undone, Its pole all broken, and its cover rent — Its work is
done. But mine — tho' spoiled and spent Mine earthly tenement — Is but begun.
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London Ceremonial and Traditions
... that is by apprenticement to a Freeman: by redemption, which is purchase with
the approval of the Corporation: or by right of patrimony, that is to say by
inheritance. lt is also conferred on occasion by presentation, as a mark of
distinction for ...
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The Philanthropist: Or, Repository for Hints and Suggestions ...
... of education, (from the apprenticement of reading and writing, as from that of
any other mechanical art,) on the Sundays and holidays. The use here made of
the term " Christian faith", too, is by no means unworthy of notice. It is made to
mean ...
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Readings in Educational Psychology
their mind in or to be receptive toward the training, instruction or apprenticement
to which they have cast their lot at a given time. The course may be likened to an
introduction, a preface on an elementary treatise preceding the act of ushering in
...
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The London Medical Repository and Review
His medical education was commenced by an apprenticement under Mr. Griffiths,
apothecary in the same city; and during two years of the term, he attended the
Bristol Infirmary, as surgeon's pupil to Mr. Huting. He went afterward* to London,
...
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Genevieve; Or, Peasant Love and Sorrow
I taught myself to write, to cast accounts, to sew, to embroider, to bleadh, to cut
dresses, and, in fine, all that can be taught a young woman during a severe
apprenticement. I even cut out their dresses and arranged their hair at Aix, for
balls and ...
Alphonse de Lamartine, 1850
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The parliamentary gazetteer of England and Wales. 4 vols. ...
Here is now a National school for boys and girls, supported by voluntary
contribotions. In l730, a charity school was founded by Mrs. Catherine Needham,
for the education, maintenance, clothing, and apprenticement of poor children.
