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Title: Arena magazine - Volume 40
Year: 1908 (1900s)
Authors: B.O. Flower (ed.)
Subjects: Progressivism -- United States liberalism reformism social reform Christian Socialism Gay 90s political commentary Benjamin Orange Flower Progressive era social gospel
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, In ie Chioago DaOy Socialist.DO NT B* AF5^jpzBjgU%i;ITj«T9UITB EMPTY, Opper, in New York American, (ReproducedisionofWrR: Hears!) *~g(€ THE EDITORS QUIET HOUR. FULL-ORBED EDUCATION. SEVERAL years ago, when in conversationwith the late Professor Joseph RodesBuchanan, the gifted author of The NewEducation and other deeply original andthoughtful volumes, the veteran educatorremarked that the slow advance of civilizationwas chiefly due to the lack of anything like afull-orbed education, and, indeed, to the gen-eral neglect on the part of organized societyof any well-defined, comprehensive andrational system of culture. In the first place, he maintained that mansproper development in this sphere of existencedemanded physical, mental and moral cultiva-tion, and any educational system that failedIn miring provisions for this three-folddemand was fundamentally defective andwould produce warped and but partiallydeveloped specimens of manhood. Man in his primitive state was as a rulerugged

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