The Cultivation of Music and Labor Nobility Reflected
A weekly publication argues for general music education as social reform, detailing how a poor scissors grinder inspires virtue and sobriety through art. It also presents a lengthy essay on the nobility of labor, urging public schools to adopt music and praising workers over idlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Tippling House
Grinday
Hnee
Cedes
Houser
Isigerah
Bern
Tony
Dune
Tante
Kile
William Gray
Tinving
Antice
Eilen
Mille
New York
Lin
Williames
Linay
Lowell
Ellen
Husmor
Roe
Mix Cliford
Jian Suang
Percy
Biewile
Thames
Liles Deess
Venice
Pisk
Solis
Vienvetn
Here
Dens
Nepoleos
Avosher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chephenen
W. H. G. Bayley
Ames Street
RMA
Salveribers
Divtaat Lanservbdre Poe Dulhance Agaho
Adveser
Bingle Sapien
Oauk Wobinicieit Inventiga
Biftwen
Agimre
Wilkin
Episcopal Recorder
Daniel Welster
Combe
United States
New
Nantucket
Sam
Slicky
Webster
W. Went
Story
Hamor
Sam Slick
Lowell Dieiing
Cousens
Gane
Homer
Perey
Vostua
Cpt Perey
Eien Gray
Willian
Ghilind
Caphin
Aimy
Ny Fatlen
Angi Yd
Lee
Ie iv
Pune
Mes Culford
Mes Peres
Tira
Marie
Acmimnen
Percy Leit
William Giray
Sheety
Corbin
Ogetter
Amy Clifford
Epindles
Kentucky
Hintsa Farners
Porto
Eady Wind
Genesee
Bucuiee