John Stuart Mill, Of the Government of Dependencies by a FreeState, Chapter 18 of Considerations on Representative Government, 1862

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of the government education, but perhaps the safety of the government itself. An English Protestant would not be easily induced, by disclaimers of proselytism, to place his childr

Smith History Vault: 1886 Wyl book (excerpts)

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peasant, without any education. Joseph looked very much like him. Old Smith sold the blessings, which he used to pronounce on the heads of the faithful, at $3 apiece, and sold a g

Basic Philosophy, A Guide for the Intellectually Perplexed, Meta-philosophy, Common Sense Philosophy, also, A Collection of Fundamental Ideas,

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FOR  NEW EDUCATION   A Word of Caution   Few statements are true in all respects or for all plausible interpretations. This is especially true of interesting or sig
An organized collection of ideas (esp. logic, certainty, faith, freedom, common sense, mystery, paradox, language...) for truth seekers, idea lovers, etc. The laws of thought, limi

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