...life, when, a venerable old man, he received M. Cousin at Haarlem in 1836, and said to him : — " Take care how you choose your inspectors ; they are men whom you ought to look for with a lantern in your hand." * And inspection in Holland was organised with a force and completeness...

...garde au choix de vos inspecteurs ; ce sont des hommes qu'il faut chercher une lanterne a la main1''— Take care how you choose your inspectors ; they are...men whom you ought to look for lantern in hand." The Kingdom of Holland is divided into provinces, each of which is as large as three or four Counties in...

...the chief commissioner of popular education in Holland to II. Cousin, when he visited that country, " take care how you choose your inspectors ; they are men whom you ought to look for, with a lantern ia your hand."* At the head of each school district is an inspector, while the united...

...is apparent. The oft-repeated remark of the Chief Commissioner of Popular Education in Holland, — "Take care how you choose your Inspectors; they are men whom you ought to look for with a lantern in your hand," — I could not forget, as I looked for men to make known the system,...

...supervision. Comparatively few persons possess the varied qualifications so indispensable to success in this. delicate and important work. So important was it regarded...are men whom you ought to look for lantern in hand." in any community who can afford to devote the time and labor which this service requires, for the paltry...

...Comparatively few persons possess the varied qualifications so indispensable to success in this sdelicate and important work. So important was it regarded by...inspection, that, after a long life devoted to educational labour, he said, ' Take care how you choose your Inspectors ; they are men whom you ought to look for...

...inspections are very searching. " Take care," said a venerable Dutch authority to M. Cousin, in 1836, " how you choose your inspectors ; they are men whom you ought to look for with a lantern in your hand." " Inspection in Holland," says Mr. Arnold, " was organized with a force...

...Comparatively few persons possess the • varied qualifications so indispensable to success in this delicate and important work. So important was it regarded...inspection, that after a long life devoted to educational labour, he said : "Take care how you choose your inspectors ; they are men whom you ought to look for...

...den Ende, who had been the chief administrator of the system for twenty-seven years,, said to him, " Take care how you choose your inspectors ; they are men whom you ought to look for with a lantern in your hand." The French philosopher, in framing the French system, spared no pains...

...den Ende, who had been the chief administrator of the system for twenty-seven years, said to him, " Take care how you choose your inspectors ; they are men whom you ought to look for with a lantern in your hand." The French philosopher, in framing the French system, spared no pains...