The Atlantic Monthly, volume 18, No. 105, July 1866
The Atlantic Monthly, volume 18, No. 105, July 1866
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Second, that with a view to this they study the religionof the body, in such simple and popular treatises as those of GeorgeCombe, Dr. Dio Lewis, and others, and with simple and honest heartspractise what they there learn. Third, that the training of the bodilysystem should form a regular part of our common-school education, --everycommon school being provided with a well-instructed teacher ofgymnastics; and the growth and development of each pupil's body being asmuch noticed and marked as is n...ow the growth of his mind. The samecourse should be continued and enlarged in colleges and femaleseminaries, which should have professors of hygiene appointed to givethorough instruction concerning the laws of health.
And when this is all done, we may hope that crooked spines, pimpledfaces, sallow complexions, stooping shoulders, and all other signsindicating an undeveloped physical vitality, will, in the course of afew generations, disappear from the earth, and men will have bodieswhich will glorify God, their great Architect.
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Second, that with a view to this they study the religionof the body, in such simple and popular treatises as those of GeorgeCombe, Dr. Dio Lewis, and others, and with simple and honest heartspractise what they there learn. Third, that the training of the bodilysystem should form a regular part of our common-school education, --everycommon school being provided with a well-instructed teacher ofgymnastics; and the growth and development of each pupil's body being asmuch noticed and marked as is n...ow the growth of his mind. The samecourse should be continued and enlarged in colleges and femaleseminaries, which should have professors of hygiene appointed to givethorough instruction concerning the laws of health.
And when this is all done, we may hope that crooked spines, pimpledfaces, sallow complexions, stooping shoulders, and all other signsindicating an undeveloped physical vitality, will, in the course of afew generations, disappear from the earth, and men will have bodieswhich will glorify God, their great Architect.
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