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Letters to a mother on the philosophy of Froebel (1899)

Blow, Susan E. (Susan Elizabeth), 1843-1916 · New York, D. Appleton and company · leaf 301

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dergoing agradual pacification. Cyclones, earthquakes, vol-canic eruptions, the wild fury of the sea, are butfaint echoes of the convulsions of long-vanisheddays. There was an age when vegetable life ranriot and no animal could cope with its resistlessstrength. There was a time when great… … 278 THE DISCOVERY OF LIFE. 279 subdued tlie riotous vegetable life of Soutli Amer-ica, extirpated tlie irredeemable brute, domesti-cated all animals capable of moral and mental im-provement, and wlien, himself regenerate, be stallrule a regenerate earth* Symbol and prophecy ofthat happy time is the…

Fröbel, Friedrich, 1782-1852 · Kindergarten

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