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The Kindergarten magazine (1891)

[Chicago, Ill. : Kindergarten Magazine Co.] · leaf 436

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and mentally. Nei-ther is it a philan-thropic organiza-tion. Its provinceis obviously asmuch in the interesto f the puny, neg-lected, over-fed,under-exercisedchildren of the rich,as in the same classof children of thepoor. The averagemother is but indif-ferently equippedwith knowledge for the… … MRS. JAMES MGILL. 444 KINDERGARTEN MAGAZINE. one most worthy of her attention? What a satire upon ourboasted wisdom of today, when dead languages and highermathematics take precedence over that knowledge whichshould stand preeminent in a womans education. Whatdeplorable ignorance do we not see on…

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