Dialogues Concerning Education (1745) [ Concepts / Practices ]
… heard, Madam, that you have been much indebted to that Gentleman for the Care he has had of you, and especially of your Education. His Conversation plainly shews, that he is no great Friend to any thing that looks like Craft or Disingenuity. … if we make it only a Conveyance of Lies, and Circulation of Fraud, we render it not only useless, but also hurtful." … Education … Conversation … Gender … Friendship … Children … Texte taken from David Fordyce, Dialogues Concerning Education . London, [s.n.], 1745, vol. 1, p. 45-49. Transcription by Noémie Vandenborre (UBO). Full book from …
Education | Conversation | Gender | Friendship | Children
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