Public Schools and High Schools in 1880s Pennsylvania
Professor Abbott argues education as foundation of citizenship urging vigilance to keep pace with neighboring states. He cites national land grants for schools, state duties, and the rise of high schools as uplifting lower districts, stressing wise investment in educated leaders for a republic.
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Donald G. Mitchell
New England
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Harper's Magazine
Congress of the Confederation
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Madison
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United States
England
France
Prussia
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Genera Oy
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Philadelphia
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Ayers
Commonwealth
Severy
Ansinus
Agalos
Evreff
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Statement of Watson Township Food Commission accounts
Statement of accounts of the Food Commissioners of Watson Township for the year ending March 8, 1880. Oath in hand of treasurer, items paid including Howard printing, attorney for Winniebaugh, stationery, town clerk service, and audit note confirming accuracy. names listed: Lawrence, Miller, Stevenson, Mickelson, and others.
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Watson Township
Tremsuar Oriers
Howard Printing
Hil Rice
Winniebaugh Ball
Pleasant Township
Mane
J. i. Nie
Cleathart
Win. Lawrence
Wim
Miller
Johnston Stevenson
Mickel UN
Mickel UN, As Win. Amebsah Stationery
Nickelson
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