Elizabeth Peterson

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The task of fashioning the young is made up of many parts, the first and consequently the most important part of which consists of implanting the seeds of piety in the tender heart; the second in instilling a love for, and thorough knowledge of, the liberal arts; the third in giving instructions in the duties of life; the fourth in training in good manners right from the very earliest years. (Erasmus, Upon the Right Method of Instruction)
Consider This: Charlotte Mason and the Classical Tradition
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