 | Robert Francis Withers Allston - 1847 - 58 strani
...The men who take charge of our public Schools, and accept so miserable a pittance as the reward of their labors, are they who cannot get employment on...forces the Commissioners to accept them. It is now in South-Carolina a reproach to be a teacher of a Free School, as it is regarded prima facie evidence... | |
 | Edgar Wallace Knight - 1922 - 506 strani
...The men who take charge of our public schools, and accept so miserable a pittance as the reward of their labors, are they who cannot get employment on...is now in South Carolina a reproach to be a teacher of a free school, as it is regarded as prima facie evidence of a want of qualification. Men will not... | |
 | Edgar Wallace Knight - 1922 - 506 strani
...The men who take charge of our public schools, and accept so miserable a pittance as the reward of their labors, are they who cannot get employment on...is now in South Carolina a reproach to be a teacher of a free school, as it is regarded as prima facie evidence of a want of qualification. Men will not... | |
 | Virginia Gearhart Gray - 1925 - 544 strani
...teacher shrank from the stamina of instructing in them. The Governor of South Carolina wrote in 1840: "It is now in South Carolina a reproach to be a teacher of a free school, as it is regarded prima facie evidence of a want of quail float i on. "2 Among 1.... | |
 | 1900 - 1008 strani
...observations extend, with but few exceptions, they are very ignorant, and possess a very easy morality. ... It is now in South Carolina a reproach to be a teacher of a free school, as it is regarded [as] prima facie evidence of a want of qualification." The governor... | |
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The men who take charge of our public schools, and accept so miserable a pittance as the reward of their labors, are they who cannot get employment on any other terms. Necessity forces them to make the offer of their services, and necessity forces the... 