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Excerpt from The Community, Groton, Massachusetts: The Story of a NeighborhoodOne pleasant autumn day in the year 1840, four young men were tramping in company along the Great Road, from Concord to Groton. The party was composed of Theodore Parker and George Ripley of Boston, Christopher P. Cranch of Newton, and A. Bronson Alcott of Concord.To fully appreciate the conditions which led the people of 1840 and the following years, to take up this...

Excerpt from Moors School at Old District No, 2, Groton, Massachusetts: The Story of a District SchoolIn the annual school reports, the committee sometimes give a tribute of appreciation to some successful teacher.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art techn...

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Excerpt from Moors School at Old District No, 2, Groton, Massachusetts: The Story of a District School In the rural district the teacher becomes an Intimate friend of the parents of her pupils, more often living in their homes and learns of their hopes for their offspring and is fully In sympathy with the sentiment as expressed in the frontispiece of the New England primer of 1836. Children, like tender osiers, lake the bow. And as they fir...

Excerpt from The Community, Groton, Massachusetts: The Story of a Neighborhood One pleasant autumn day in the year 1840, four young men were tramping in company along the Great Road, from Concord to Groton. The party was composed of Theodore Parker and George Ripley of Boston, Christopher P. Cranch of Newton, and A. Bronson Alcott of Concord. To fully appreciate the conditions which led the people of 1840 and the following years. To take up ...

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