 ... a bar to the process — certainly not on the veldt or on Salisbury Plain. It need not be insisted on that a scavenger must be incessantly at work. The excreta should be taken up as soon as dropped and be placed in a covered pail, and the...  Dialogues Concerning Education - Strana 188autor/autoři: David Fordyce - 1745 - 435 str.Úplné zobrazení - Podrobnosti o knize
 | George Vivian Poore - 1902 - 326 str.
...say half an acre per annum per 1,000 men. The actual area necessary will depend to some extent upon the nature of the soil and the care and skill of the scavenger, but in no case can the area required be regarded as a bar to the process — certainly not... | |
 | George Bertram de Betham Kershaw - 1915 - 382 str.
...say half an acre per annum per 1000 men. The actual area necessary will depend to some extent upon the nature of the soil and the care and skill of the scavenger, but in no case can the area required be a bar to the process — certainly not on the veldt... | |
 | David Spadafora, James Spada - 1990 - 488 str.
...the Minds of Children resemble the uncultivated Garden of Nature, their Improvement will be according to the Nature of the Soil, and the Care and Skill...Soil may be greatly rectified and improved by kindly Culture."57 Like Locke himself, then, these eighteenth-century writers on education adopted a modified... | |
 | George Bertram de Betham Kershaw - 1925 - 406 str.
...say half an acre per annum per 1000 men. The actual area necessary will depend to some extent upon the nature of the soil and the care and skill of the scavenger, but in no case can the area required be a bar to the process — certainly not on the veldt... | |
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