At A Moderate Calculation, Among A Million

Mankind Are Divided Into Sects, And Individuals Think Very Differently On Religious Subjects, From The Purest Motives; And That Gracious Common Parent, Who Loves All His Children Alike, Beholds With Approbation Every One Who Worships Him In Sincerity.

The Rich Possess Ample Means To Realize Any Theory They May Chuse To Adopt In The Education Of Their Children, Regardless Of The Cost; But It Is Not So With Him Whose Subsistence Is Derived From Industry.

The Institution Of A Public Library, Containing Books On Education, Would Be Well Adapted For The Information Of Teachers, Many Of Whom Are Not Able To Purchase Expensive Publications On Those Subjects.

The Same Stimulus That Animates Men To Action, Will Have A Proportionate Effect On Juvenile Minds.

I Was Induced To Establish Several Orders Of Merit, From Conviction That Emulation, Well Directed, Becomes A Useful Servant; And, That The Latent Genius Of Some Youth Is More Easily Brought Into Action This Way, Than By The More Sordid Gratification Of Self-interest.