A Sermon Delivered March 29 1839
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The cause of education and of human happiness has been vastly promoted.
From the records of the State, of towns, and of parishes, we learn that from the very first, a zeal in the cause of learning was * Discourse by Rev. W. T. Dwight of Portland, Dec. 1, 1836.
19 by our fathers manifested, which we may imitate, but shall not surpass. It is unnecessary to recapitulate various votes of towns, or enactments of the General Court. Provision was made for the instruction of children of the poor, on th...e ground that duty and the common good required it. Religious instruction was communicated in the schools. With just and enlarged views, aid was extended to Harvard College, before the establishment of a College in this State; and now while in England, one twenty fifth, in others one thirty fifth, and in some melancholy instances one fortieth only of the whole population enjoy the benefits of in- struction, here about one fourth enjoy these benefits ; and while from the great schools of Oxford and Cambridge, dissenters are still excluded, our Colleges are open to all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The cause of education and of human happiness has been vastly promoted.
From the records of the State, of towns, and of parishes, we learn that from the very first, a zeal in the cause of learning was * Discourse by Rev. W. T. Dwight of Portland, Dec. 1, 1836.
19 by our fathers manifested, which we may imitate, but shall not surpass. It is unnecessary to recapitulate various votes of towns, or enactments of the General Court. Provision was made for the instruction of children of the poor, on th...e ground that duty and the common good required it. Religious instruction was communicated in the schools. With just and enlarged views, aid was extended to Harvard College, before the establishment of a College in this State; and now while in England, one twenty fifth, in others one thirty fifth, and in some melancholy instances one fortieth only of the whole population enjoy the benefits of in- struction, here about one fourth enjoy these benefits ; and while from the great schools of Oxford and Cambridge, dissenters are still excluded, our Colleges are open to all.
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