 | 1868 - 640 pages
...merely to teach classics and mathematics, but to train us to the business of life, and to right judgment in the higher pursuits of men. The bodily exercises...manhood. The training of the mind makes the intellectual mind, the training of the body the physical man. The end is gained in both cases by means essentially... | |
 | 1868 - 664 pages
...merely to teach classics and mathematics, but to train us to the business of life, and to right judgment in the higher pursuits of men. The bodily exercises...manhood. The training of the mind makes the intellectual mind, the training of the body the physical man. The end is gained in both cases by means essentially... | |
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... be therefore educated into such. The mind must be trained to reason justly, the instruments of the mind to observe correctly. The classical and mathematical studies of our youth are not intended merely to teach classics and mathematics, but to train... 