Edith H. Allen
Capitolo 40
elementary education.
The devastation of war I damage an impoverished South, and as schools free
depends on the generosity of the individual states, many, nevertheless
covetous, it suddenly was not able to make appropriate school provision for
their children.
You section in the so neglected north you/they can also be found, as some of
the islands on the coast of Maine and other more isolated
regions of England New, New York, and the other states will testify.
There have been the great openings where the government has failed
makes instructive and suitable provision among the Indian tribes. The
People of Spanish language are also unusual them instructive
necessity. Although the government has done a lot, still Cuba and I Bring
Rico is among the places where conditions do necessary special
instructive effort.
The enormous number to not-English-speak adult calls of foreigners for
instructive and unusual provisions.
As the church sent the school of first days to become one
of his/her greatest underwriters to our national life, so since then,
the church has sincerely tried to provide the neglected one with that
knowledge that is the power.
In increasing way it is the purpose of the schools founded and it maintained from
House Missioni to conduct to self-realization and to same-help, to bring the
Christ the motive to the inside life and efficiency and the effectiveness to
the dominion of external circumstances through the training of chins
and hands.
Among the first schools of Mission of House, it was that they opened to give
guide and direction to the millions of blacks in him theirs to confuse
you fight direct upward from the servitude to that whole liberty he/she wants to say some ability
toward same-direction and development.
"To House Kent for black girls to Greensboro, north Carolina, the
schedule of the shows of activity of the day the purpose of such schools.
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"The job of the day starts soon, breakfast that is to 6:30. Busy hands
has the house in perfect order, and preparations of advance did for