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... interest , our feelings , were those of English men — our dependence led us to respect and imitate their manners - and to look up to them for our opinions . We little thought of any national interest in America — and while our commerce ...
... interest , our feelings , were those of English men — our dependence led us to respect and imitate their manners - and to look up to them for our opinions . We little thought of any national interest in America — and while our commerce ...
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... Interest in education as a function of government developed slowly in this country . Some forces that stimulated that interest were set out in Chapter II , " Toward Educational Independence . " In the early part of the nineteenth ...
... Interest in education as a function of government developed slowly in this country . Some forces that stimulated that interest were set out in Chapter II , " Toward Educational Independence . " In the early part of the nineteenth ...
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... interest shall arise to seventy thousand , and so on as often as the interest shall increase ten thousand dollars , it shall be lawful for the superintendent to add to the sum last distributed ten thousand dollars more ; and in all ...
... interest shall arise to seventy thousand , and so on as often as the interest shall increase ten thousand dollars , it shall be lawful for the superintendent to add to the sum last distributed ten thousand dollars more ; and in all ...
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The Virginia Company of London Is Ready to Assist the East India School 1625 | 7 |
Indenture of John Campbell to a Schoolmaster in New York 1722 | 13 |
The General Assembly of Virginia Requests Change in the Method of Licensing | 19 |
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