Education in a Free Ireland
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An educational system with these objects will seem perhaps old-fashioned to the latest advocates of vocational training, technical education, the night-school for working-boys, and all the beautiful discoveries of our com- plex modern thought. It will not perhaps either be impressive to those whose specific is the teaching of CitizensHip, Discipline, or any other such beautiful butterfly of wisdom as our nimble modern ideologists may have succeeded in netting for the moment. But its objects wil...l plainly be different from those of most educational improvers : to make every citizen into a gentleman, not to make him into a shorthand clerk or a private sol- dier. It will not aim at the production of more wealth to an unlimited extent as its pri- mary object ; neither will it deceive the world by pretending to teach abstractions such as Citizenship and Discipline, which it hopes indeed to attain in another way ; for these things as now intended have nothing to do with the freedom which sustains democracy, and are no more than narcotics to dull the nerves of the people lest they long for liberty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An educational system with these objects will seem perhaps old-fashioned to the latest advocates of vocational training, technical education, the night-school for working-boys, and all the beautiful discoveries of our com- plex modern thought. It will not perhaps either be impressive to those whose specific is the teaching of CitizensHip, Discipline, or any other such beautiful butterfly of wisdom as our nimble modern ideologists may have succeeded in netting for the moment. But its objects wil...l plainly be different from those of most educational improvers : to make every citizen into a gentleman, not to make him into a shorthand clerk or a private sol- dier. It will not aim at the production of more wealth to an unlimited extent as its pri- mary object ; neither will it deceive the world by pretending to teach abstractions such as Citizenship and Discipline, which it hopes indeed to attain in another way ; for these things as now intended have nothing to do with the freedom which sustains democracy, and are no more than narcotics to dull the nerves of the people lest they long for liberty.
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