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... natural " America ; they feared that their own advancing civilization was " artificial " and might estrange them from Nature . Jackson's advocates praised him as the representative of the natural wisdom of the natural man . Among his ...
... natural " America ; they feared that their own advancing civilization was " artificial " and might estrange them from Nature . Jackson's advocates praised him as the representative of the natural wisdom of the natural man . Among his ...
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... natural in- tuition . In his autobiography , published in 1834 , Crockett boasted of the decisions he handed down from the Tennessee bench at a time when he " could just barely write my own name . " " My judgments were never appealed ...
... natural in- tuition . In his autobiography , published in 1834 , Crockett boasted of the decisions he handed down from the Tennessee bench at a time when he " could just barely write my own name . " " My judgments were never appealed ...
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... natural , animal process , and education is a social process . Growth in the child , taken literally , goes on automatically , requiring no more than routine care and nourish- ment ; its end is to a large degree predetermined by genetic ...
... natural , animal process , and education is a social process . Growth in the child , taken literally , goes on automatically , requiring no more than routine care and nourish- ment ; its end is to a large degree predetermined by genetic ...
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