 | Daniel Brent - 1843 - 368 strani
...or those of the neighboring states. Thus it will be calculated for every class of citizens, — as reading, writing, arithmetic, the easier branches...be attended to no less than the learned languages. " Agreeable to the liberal principle of our constitution, the seminary will be open to students of... | |
 | John Gilmary Shea - 1888 - 762 strani
...it will be calculated for every Class of Citizens ; — as Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, the earlier Branches of the Mathematics, and the Grammar of our...be attended to, no less than the learned Languages. Agreeably to the liberal Principle of our Constitution, the Seminary will be open to Students of EVERY... | |
 | John Gilmary Shea - 1888 - 736 strani
...Thus it will be calculated for every Class of Citizens;—as Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, the earlier Branches of the Mathematics, and the Grammar of our...be attended to, no less than the learned Languages. Agreeably to the liberal Principle of our Constitution, the Seminary will be open to Students of EVERY... | |
 | John Gilmary Shea - 1888 - 724 strani
...it will be calculated for every Class of Citizens ; — as Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, the earlier Branches of the Mathematics, and the Grammar of our...be attended to, no less than the learned Languages. Agreeably to the liberal Principle of our Constitution, the Seminary will be open to Students of EVERY... | |
 | John Gilmary Shea - 1891 - 610 strani
...or those of the neighboring States. Thus it will be calculated for every Class of Citizens ; — as Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, the easier Branches...be attended to no less than the learned Languages. " Agreeably to the liberal Principle of our Constitution, the Seminary will be open to Students of... | |
 | James Stanislaus Easby-Smith - 1907 - 526 strani
...every Class of Citizens;—as Heading, Writing, Arithmetic, the easier Branches of the Mathematics, and Grammar of our native Tongue, will be attended to no less than the learned Languages. "Agreeably to the liberal Principle of our Constitution, the Seminary will be open to Students of Every... | |
 | Peter Guilday - 1922 - 926 strani
...States. Thus it will be calculated for every Class of Citizens; as Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, the Branches of the Mathematics, and the Grammar of our...be attended to, no less than the learned languages. Agreeably to the liberal Principle of our Constitution, the Seminary will be open to Students of Every... | |
 | Peter Guilday - 1922 - 490 strani
...States. Thus it will be calculated for every Class of Citizens; as Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, the Branches of the Mathematics, and the Grammar of our...be attended to, no less than the learned languages. Agreeably to the liberal Principle of our Constitution, the Seminary will be open to Students of Every... | |
 | Edward J. Power - 1958 - 408 strani
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States. Thus it will be calculated for every Class of Citizens ; — as Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, the easier Branches of the Mathematics, and the Grammar of our native Tongue, will be attended to no less than the learned Languages. 
