Education of Mechanics
Anon
Genre: | Reportage |
Subjects: | Education, Class, Industry, Morality, Endeavour, Religion |
People mentioned: | Andrew Ure |
Institutions mentioned: | Edinburgh School of Arts , Glasgow Mechanics' Institution |
Welcomes the scientific education of mechanics as a boon to British industry, and for its possible 'moral effect' by 'substituting intellectual for low and sensual enjoyments'. Considers religion the 'principal thing' for moral purposes, but suggests that 'auxiliary plans are not, in their place, to be despised'. |
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