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Dm . Chmtmings Duoemrt before the Fraternity of Churches . London : Ken netL Thw Sennon was delivered at the anniversary of a Union of seveimi Congregations in Boston , U . S . associated for the purpose of supporting and extending the beneficent institution of a ministry to the poor , originated , some years ago , by Dr . Tuckerman . It traces the influences of poverty , and enforces the claims of the poor , as moral and spiritual beings , with the well-known eloquence of the author , and in that spirit of Christian philosophy and philanthropy which imparts to his eloquence its peculiar charm and power . We hope its circulation may promote similar institutions in this country , where their introduction is at once more necessary and more difficult .
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Thanks to Speransa ; and to R . M . The $ econd paper of N . W . is unavoidably postponed ; at are some Critical Notices .
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Little Fables for Little Folks . Van Voorst . A VERY pretty and useful Selection , re-written so as to avoid long words , and simplified in everything but the morals , which must often be beyond the comprehension of the infantile reader .
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A History and Description of the late Houses of Parliament , and ancient Palatial Edifices of Westminster . By J . Brittou and E . W , Brayley . Nos . 2 to 6 . This publication proceeds in a manner corresponding- with our anticipation s > on the appearance of the first Number , and is replete with architectural , antiquarian , and historical interest . The information collected by the authors is always curious , and often of much worth and importance . To the sixth Number some remarks are appended , on the resolutions of the * Rebuilding' Committee , which well deserve attention . v
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Sir JR . Phillips ' 8 Letter to the Schoolmasters and Governesses of England and Wales . It is our own conviction that education is a science , or at least capable of being made a science ; we therefore object to the proposition of the author of this pamphlet , that ' education is not a theory , but a practice ; and in regard to particular children a mere experimental practice , which can be reduced to no general rules . * Equally far are we from coinciding in his genera . 1 praise of the existing race of teachers , and bis suggestion that any governmental extension of popular education should be conducted exclusively or mainly through their agency . But the * Editor or Author of the Book of Education on the Interrogative System' has well earned his right to be heard * on the new theories of education , and on the plans under legislative consideration for reforming or altering the systems of public schools . '
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Aug. 2, 1835, page 564, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2648/page/64/
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