I.Knowledge
is a good and an end in itself.
II.There
is a difference between Useful and Liberal knowledge.
III.Therefore, there are “two methods of education,” one
general and philosophical, the other particular and mechanical.
IV.“Not
to know the relative disposition of things of things is the state of slaves
or children. . . .”
V.Knowledge
is “an acquired illumination, it is a habit, a personal possession, and an
inward endowment.”
VI.Education
“implies an action upon our mental
nature and the formation of a character; it is something individual and permanent. . .
.”
VII.