Observations On the Working of the Government Scheme of Education And On School
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" These words are entirely left out ; what more can be wished, I really am at a loss to understand.
He further observes : " I find no indications of pastoral experience in the pages of the Reports : one would imagine the inspectors to be in absolute ignorance that there are spread over the face of English parishes a vast body of labouring men, whose minds have been disciplined by parental and pastoral care, by providential circumstances, and still more by the grace of God who have been chastene...d by trials, and softened by mercies men of reflection and of self-command, who are alive to consequences, thoughtful, sober, chaste, courteous in manner, and with real Christian gentleness of spirit under a rough exterior men who have everything which education need confer upon labouring people, except the school finish, in which, indeed, they are eminently defec- tive. " What is meant here by "the school finish" I do not understand, but apparently nothing very useful.
One cannot but regret to find those high in office in the Church holding the opinion, that such labouring men as are described in the above passage, and 'disciplined by parental care, and softened by mercies, ' should have everything which educa- tion need confer on the labouring poor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" These words are entirely left out ; what more can be wished, I really am at a loss to understand.
He further observes : " I find no indications of pastoral experience in the pages of the Reports : one would imagine the inspectors to be in absolute ignorance that there are spread over the face of English parishes a vast body of labouring men, whose minds have been disciplined by parental and pastoral care, by providential circumstances, and still more by the grace of God who have been chastene...d by trials, and softened by mercies men of reflection and of self-command, who are alive to consequences, thoughtful, sober, chaste, courteous in manner, and with real Christian gentleness of spirit under a rough exterior men who have everything which education need confer upon labouring people, except the school finish, in which, indeed, they are eminently defec- tive. " What is meant here by "the school finish" I do not understand, but apparently nothing very useful.
One cannot but regret to find those high in office in the Church holding the opinion, that such labouring men as are described in the above passage, and 'disciplined by parental care, and softened by mercies, ' should have everything which educa- tion need confer on the labouring poor.
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