The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-11-11
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! GRAMMARS. ALGEBRA.
tBy Professor T. :. Pinneo) RAYS ALGERIA part first
'iNShoS ihlNtRf GRAMMAR 10 do part 2d
| - ANALYTICAL Do
! This Series the product Of WEsrERx INTELLECT
AND ENTERPRISE, has received tie unqualified preie.
cncc of Instructors literary ard other. Interested
~ The cause Of Education Many of the best schools o
New York city, Brooklyn md Baltimore As well rs
Cincinnati, Pittsburgh Indinnapos Chicago Miwau-
nee ana many other important places, The works of
tins series.
MICHIGAN STATE sUPERiNTENDENT.-M
GuFfEY's ECLECTIC READERS recommended By the
o'ae superintendent OF public Instruction, for general
ILLINOIS STATE suPERNTENDENr.-The su-
PERI tcdeI OF public instruction, recommends McGuF-
IEs's ECLECrIC READERS, aud T,,'s ARiruNErICs for
adoption throughout Illinois.
WISCONSIN SUPERINTENDENT The S.lpcrn-
tcndent Of public Instruction for Wisconsin rrc,p-
mends the adoption Of McGuFFEy's EcLgcrIc READeRs
into HE schools OF that state.
We shah Only add short extracts from the Tes
timony OF few OF the many pIomu.j., Education, who
who have declar the superior merit of these works.
81 am not hitle srutiic to know that the youth of
me ct have access 80 so perfect series OF Reading
Books. LYMAN BEECHEa, L. ID.
- can cordially recommend Them TO all who desire
BOOKS which, while cy assist iem in giving inose
under their charge sound moral and re ios Instruction,
onot touch controversial poiEts."-Tnos } BGoo, d u
eve cordially concur in the opinions above EXPRESSED
ly DIR. Iig@s Rev + F Teit; Rev b Wilher, super
Intending i,st. Wesleyan Female College; Rev Jos "
Trinbe, late Professor III Augusta Coiese; Rev l.
Nascon; Rev Asa Dewey Professor i'll " esicm Baptist
Institute.
The Eclectic Books of Professor McGuiIey combine
render them preferable any works which have seen
on the same sniiects.'CnARLEs ELLIOT, Prot OF Rhst-
orc and Bellies Lettrcs, Western University IA.
~ specific recommendation ol Mcfsuiy : series Of
school books, Ii not needed ut tbs period intro
ducton 10 their al use"Hcy Dr. BIsEor late Pres
dent of Miami University.
IL nave tried ious reading books in my school and
was pleased with the plan OF some; but friend
me to examine McGul,-ys series about two wears ago
which l did. and FORTHWITH introduced them into
school After testing their merits feel prepared 10
recommend them to ne pn1hc The series Is good, well
arranged, and jndiciously compiled; epphutically the
sTAhDARo scHooL SERIES OF the present age. II will
require, in my humble opinion. very superior school
book To snpeIsCde the Eclectic scfcs"-N. T. GIrps.
Principal OF the Normal Grammar school, koed. ,yie,
MARY land.
\ feel perfeoiy safe expressing The opinion that it
embraces series OF class school boohs OF the hiscst
frceHence."-REv M,HAN. Prcs't Obcrn Col.
Il take pleasure III stating that Cosidr them wei!
adapted, and emneny calculated to enlist TIE tou
and awaken the energies the expanding mind OF The
outh Of our Countrywide II II MEAns, Principal Of
Manhattan Academy, CITY.
I'VE have had McluicS : Eclectic Readers in use IN
school for about nine months. aud s@;ey say OF
them what cannot say Of airy that have before used
the Schotqrs IKE them More j. unnecessary. y.
NANDERDIlf Principal Of Assoc late Academy. City
Having found them not only liultlc,s, but tpeie
with instruction and edicaGion from be-inung Ia end,
do most cordially recommend them TO the adoption
patronage OF ali teachers who desire the minds Of
tkor pupils enlightened, and their aburs es-eaol
Jos Ii CLARKE. NJ PRINCIPAL of MARYLAND Institute
''MCGuiiey's Il aderS, from No 10 no :, inclusive
have used fer several years past; d consider tAenl
a. series, superior 10 any that have fallen under any
IL.
"Aner having used many OF the popular series
OF Readers that have been published for last twenty
five years about three months since introduced Nc
t'uit.s Eclectic Renders into my school. and have
hesitation il -ay1g that consider them superior any
oiher similar works thar have seen"--A CONE
Teacher Astoria l. l.
Il have examined McGufe,'s Eclectic Readers ana
deem them deservilg OF high commendaton."-W
LyoN, Principal Of Irving Institute, \ Y.
~ consider tiie Eclectic aIOrg the rrrv rest
American text boohs. At the opcng of institution,
they We're introduced into juvenile Glasses and
confirms the high opinion previously entertained o
their merits "-rrot BRooks author oc Brooks
{ l4s|icai Works. experimenting Instructor in the
Methodist Female College, Baltimore.
Il have CNaWntt the last edition of Professor X AVS
Arithmetic and have much pleasure in expressing the
high opinion have formed OF lis merits. In unpre-
i,utiEg form. and hearing price adapted the widest
utility. popular school book. HE writer has given
lucid and logical treatise on Aritmet 'L4''l SrE
rntNs rroit ssor OF mathematics and Natural rhoso
ply, W csttrn University. Ia.
ain the month of september, tl3i9l Rays aril-
metic ard Algebra FOR the first and after a cutsorS
examination, pleased with the inductlve srlc OF
the various principles contained III them, determined
10 introduce ten INTO my Academy. am better pleased
with them thaa with amy vurhs of the kHd have
ever used ii CLARKE, W. MarKiln Institute
Taken N connection with the series. il Kays trl
mttic, par; 3D. Is decidedly OF the bet WORKS
have seen, and than any Other with which we ar
acquainted will Win the interest of the studrat this
Indispensable study &C Know LToH, Teacher 9: nlat-
ematcs, Cincgna, Central High school.
RAY Algebra part first, the best book for COMMON
schools aud academies that have setnJ IS + NJ AsoN,
Prot. mathematics, Bethany Col.
NV ituin the last three months have carefully
smined the Eclectic series OF Readers ard s?cl!ng0ooi
and without hesitation or reservation, prononncc il
The very best series h;,v seen."A ID srIErE-
NANT, HGALLs, aud .e,N tiers teachers in the pub
tic schools Of Cicaso
'Superior in 'he chanca executions aud arc cheap
cr ny one-iir,l the amount of reading matter bein.
considered in connection will ie prlceReport oi The
Teachers Institute TO Text BOOK Committee OF The
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