...these district schools to select a certain number of the most promising subjects, to be completed at an University, where all the useful sciences should be...competition of wealth and birth for public trusts. My proposition had, for a further object, to impart to these wards those portions of self-government...

...these district schools to select a certain number of the most promising subjects, to be completed at an University, where all the useful sciences should be...competition of wealth and birth for public trusts. My proposition had, for a further object, to impart to these wards those portions of self-government...

...selection of the best subjects from these schools, who might receive, at the public expense, a higher degree of education at a district school, and from...competition of wealth and birth for public trusts. My proposition had, for a further object, to impart to these wards those portions of self-government...

...these district schools to select a certain number of the most promising subjects, to be completed at an University, where all the useful sciences should be...competition of wealth and birth for public trusts. My proposition had, for a further object, to impart to these wards those portions of self-government...

...these district schools to select a certain number of the most promising subjects, to be completed at an University, where all the useful sciences should be...competition of wealth and birth for public trusts. My proposition had, for a further object, to impart to these wards those portions of self-government...

...these district schools to select a certain number of the most promising subjects, to be completed at an University, where all the useful sciences should be...competition of wealth and birth for public trusts. — To JOHN ADAMS, vi, 225. FORD ED., ix. 427. (P., 1813.) 467. . This bill on education would have...

...are usually quite general and are given out of context. But Jefferson had very definite and specific ideas about how education should be provided. Writing...-but significant contribution to this worthy end. I suggest to Congress that the words of Thomas Jefferson may be heard here. Mrs. GREEN. Thank you very...

...our work would have been complete. It was a bill for the more general diffusion of learning. . . . Worth and genius would thus have been sought out from...competition of wealth and birth for public trusts. ... I have great hope that some patriotic spirit will . . . call it up and make it the keystone of...

...schools, who might receive at the public expense, a higher degree of education at a district school . . . Worth and genius would thus have been sought out from...competition of wealth and birth for public trusts. — Thomas Jefferson, in a letter to John Adams, 1813.7 There are approximately ROD separate school...

...schools, who might receive at the public expense, a higher degree of education at a district school * * *. Worth and genius would thus have been sought out from...competition of wealth and birth for public trusts. — THOMAS JEFFERSON. in a letter to John Adams, 1813.' There are 51 type I districts (NJSA 18A:9-2)...