The School And the World
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Bertrand Russell, or the "Elementsof Reconstruction, " as reprinted from _The Times_ with an introductionby Lord Milner, all alike come round to education as the keystone ofthe arch of politics. The final appeal is always to the schoolmaster, and it is perhaps less hopeful to appeal to the actual schoolmaster ofto-day than to the possible schoolmaster of to-morrow. As are ourschools, so will be our Parliaments and our Civil Service, and some atany rate who have mapped out for themselves a caree...r of politicalusefulness and honour in Westminster, Whitehall, or abroad, mightbethink themselves first of Banquo.
"Lesser than Macbeth and greater: Not so happy yet much happier; Thou shalt get kings though thou be none. " CHAPTER VI THE MAKING OF "POLITICIANS" "The way the authors wish to realise their ideal would, I fear, merelyincrease the output of politicians and political journalists, of whoman adequate supply already exists. "--Mr. E. B. Osborn, in _The MorningPost_.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bertrand Russell, or the "Elementsof Reconstruction, " as reprinted from _The Times_ with an introductionby Lord Milner, all alike come round to education as the keystone ofthe arch of politics. The final appeal is always to the schoolmaster, and it is perhaps less hopeful to appeal to the actual schoolmaster ofto-day than to the possible schoolmaster of to-morrow. As are ourschools, so will be our Parliaments and our Civil Service, and some atany rate who have mapped out for themselves a caree...r of politicalusefulness and honour in Westminster, Whitehall, or abroad, mightbethink themselves first of Banquo.
"Lesser than Macbeth and greater: Not so happy yet much happier; Thou shalt get kings though thou be none. " CHAPTER VI THE MAKING OF "POLITICIANS" "The way the authors wish to realise their ideal would, I fear, merelyincrease the output of politicians and political journalists, of whoman adequate supply already exists. "--Mr. E. B. Osborn, in _The MorningPost_.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gollancz, Victor, 1893-1967 to read onlineMoreLess
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