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... becomes extinct . So , on the contrary , just as a people rise in the scale of intel- ligence , virtue , and patriotism , and the more perfectly they become acquainted with the nature of government , the ends for which it was ordered ...
... becomes extinct . So , on the contrary , just as a people rise in the scale of intel- ligence , virtue , and patriotism , and the more perfectly they become acquainted with the nature of government , the ends for which it was ordered ...
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... become educated . They have schools and churches , and are sometimes quite wealthy . Attempts have been made in late years to send the chil- dren of the other tribes to school . At Carlisle , in Pennsyl- vania , there is a school for ...
... become educated . They have schools and churches , and are sometimes quite wealthy . Attempts have been made in late years to send the chil- dren of the other tribes to school . At Carlisle , in Pennsyl- vania , there is a school for ...
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... become farmers , blacksmiths , and carpenters ; the girls have been taught sewing and housework . So , instead of being mere rude savages , they are intelligent and honest men and women . 24. It is certainly much better to send the ...
... become farmers , blacksmiths , and carpenters ; the girls have been taught sewing and housework . So , instead of being mere rude savages , they are intelligent and honest men and women . 24. It is certainly much better to send the ...
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| Título | The Young American: A Civic Reader Graded supplementary reading series |
| Autor | Harry Pratt Judson |
| Editora | Maynard, Merrill & Company, 1897 |
| Número de páginas | 244 páginas |
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