DUTY OF MOTHERS BY MRS SIGOURNEY AT HOME EDUCATION
A 1836 Hartford column on mothers guiding daughters to balanced schooling and virtuous manners. It stresses early education, simple dress, independent thought, and the mother as nation’s moral architect. It cites Fellenburg, Milton, and Aristotle and urges mothers to sustain intellectual culture with domestic responsibility for a republic’s future.
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Dr Humphreys on Early Education in Extant Education
A lengthy examination argues against pressing infants to read early. It cautions that reading too soon may dull growth, favors patient unfolding of powers, and stresses social and moral cultivation as essential in the first five years. The piece endorses slow starts, moral instinct, and careful parental guidance over premature literacy.
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