Cambridge Essays
Cambridge Essays on Education
作者：Benson, Arthur Christopher, 1862-1925 [Editor]
体例：段 章数：15
字数：316,221 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 21,081 字；最长 If the experience of the century which lies before us is to （39,936 字），最短 The Departments of Education in the universities should be e（15,959 字）。
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章节目录
共 15 段- If the experience of the century which lies before us is to
- She impious to the Lord of hosts
- It might be hastily assumed by a reader bent on critical
- Of course the difficulty in all this is that the field of kn
- From time to time it is possible to have voluntary services,
- There are in America numerous societies, among them the Nati
- Another instance of even greater power lies in the co-operat
- (2) The argument has already insensibly led us to treat by i
- The difficulty in obtaining full recognition for science lie
- Such a scheme, I submit, makes no impossible demand on the t
- Is too much time given to the playing of games? In winter ti
- If what has here been said is admitted, it is plain that to
- Many, too, are deterred from undertaking congenial work by r
- From a recent article by Professor Leacock we learn that som
- The Departments of Education in the universities should be e