Life and duty in a teacher's calling at Sugar Grove
A June 1864 lecture by C W Stone, Warren Union School principal, before the Warren County Teachers Association argues life is purposeful activity aimed at a noble end. It praises progress, labor, and perseverance, urging teachers to devote long hours, continual study, and public-spirited service to shape youth and endure in duty despite hardships.
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