 | Thomas Jefferson - History - 1999 - 676 pages
...of the school, although a proper object of attention for every institution of youth. These exercises with ancient nations, constituted the principal part...principle, should be adapted to our arms and warfare; and the manual exercise, military manoeuvres, and tactics generally, should be the frequent exercises of... | |
 | Books - 1819 - 578 pages
...of the school, although a proper object of attention for every institution of youth. These exercises with ancient nations, constituted the principal part...principle, should be adapted to our arms and warfare; and the manual exercise, military manceuvres, and tactics generally, should be the frequent exercises of... | |
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We have proposed no formal provision for the gymnastics of the school, although a proper object of attention for every institution of youth. These exercises with ancient nations, constituted the principal part of the education of their youth. Their arms... 
