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⧼toolbar-peri-heading⧽1823 Jan. 6
J.B. to Bolivar for Miranda⧼toolbar-peri-heading⧽
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public schools, nothing to be learnt but Latin and Greek.
of which commodities I understand he has laid in, a greater stock, than
can in your country or any other, be applied to any really
useful purpose. Has he fallen in my way a few years earlier,
I should have recommended it to him or to have added,
or substituted, to a considerable the greatest part of it, an acquaintance
with some of the most useful branches of Art and Science.
His age being about two and twenty, this he would have done six
years ago.
He would even if instead of two and twenty his actual age
he had been but sixteen, if from the age of eight to that age
he had passed his time at a school the plan of, Mr Hill's at Haylewood
near Birmingham, with which I have lately become more acquainted, and from hence with a son of the masters who an
able lawyer
who has had a
the of
it, and just now
published and admirable
description
of it, a copy of which
Miranda carries
with him.
In addition to languages, from the most
with more or less of the most useful branches of art and science, he would then have learnt,
not only in theory, but even from in practice, though on such a
miniature scale, the arts of legislation and judicature,
taught, in conjunction with private morality, in the most
delightful as well as efficiently instructive manner imaginable.
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letter 2940, vol. 11 |
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