The Economy of Education
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Polity and philanthropy can be contrary motives and when the thoughts of others are claimed to be molded by the influence of others it touches the most delicate feature of education which its economy would reach and also expose any motive for maintain- ing a system that could only be purchased with money.
That is, a refusal to consider simple methods by which all classes were recognized as having equal opportu- nity, would betray the polity of extravagance and ex- pose the insincerity of seekin...g to educate for the com- mon good. To educate with a view of maintaining ex- clusive relation by employing natural independence for the purpose of teaching a dependency of the weak upon the mercy of the strong is not philanthropy sim- ply because it is possible to do it.
Natural education is slow, but it has the advantage of being inexpensive. It is also free from the influence of polity, if it is a waste of time against the quicker process of buying education, the quality would have to be considered by a comparison of the two systems.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Polity and philanthropy can be contrary motives and when the thoughts of others are claimed to be molded by the influence of others it touches the most delicate feature of education which its economy would reach and also expose any motive for maintain- ing a system that could only be purchased with money.
That is, a refusal to consider simple methods by which all classes were recognized as having equal opportu- nity, would betray the polity of extravagance and ex- pose the insincerity of seekin...g to educate for the com- mon good. To educate with a view of maintaining ex- clusive relation by employing natural independence for the purpose of teaching a dependency of the weak upon the mercy of the strong is not philanthropy sim- ply because it is possible to do it.
Natural education is slow, but it has the advantage of being inexpensive. It is also free from the influence of polity, if it is a waste of time against the quicker process of buying education, the quality would have to be considered by a comparison of the two systems.
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