National Education: The Duty of England in Regard to the Moral and Intellectual Elevation of the Poor and Working Classes. Teaching or Training?

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Excerpt from National Education: Teaching or Training? Answers to the great question which appears on the title page have filled many a volume, and have been the theme of our most accomplished orators on the platform, at the bar, and in the senate; and yet it must be acknowledged that the whole expositions separately and combined have not proved so satisfactory or so explicit as to receive universal approval. All seem to agree in prescribing education as a cure for the evils of society, and yet we scarcely meet with two pera sons who agree as to what education actually is, or what is meant by the term. It seems to mean’ anything and everything.

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