The Infant System - For Developing the Intellectual and Moral Powers of all Children, from One to Seven years of Age by Samuel Wilderspin
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CAUSES OF EARLY CRIME.
_Degraded condition of parents--Dreadful effects of drunkenness--Neglect of children inevitable and wilful--The tutorship of wicked companions--Tricks of pantomines injurious--Mischiefs arising from sending children to pawnbrokers--Fairs demoralizing--All kinds of begging to be repressed_ CHAPTER IV. REMEDY FOR EXISTING EVILS. _Means long in operation important--Prisons awfully corrupting--Deplorable condition of those released from jail--Education of the infant poor--Its beneficial results--Cases of inviolable honesty--Appeal of Mr. Serjeant Bosanquet--The infant school an asylum from accident and a prevention of various evils--Obstacles in the way of married persons obtaining employment--Arguments for the plan of infant training--Prevalence of profane swearing--The example often shewn by parents--Anecdote in illustration--Parents ill used by their young children--Christian-like wish of George III.--Education for poor children still objected to--Folly of such objection illustrated--Lectures on the subject of infant training_ CHAPTER V. PRINCIPLES OF INFANT EDUCATION. |
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