The development of the child / by Nathan Oppenheim.

  • Nathan Oppenheim
Date:
1898
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: The development of the child / by Nathan Oppenheim. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    blocks the way. In the prospect of making a better future, is inspiration enough for the most prosaic mind. We must recast our conceptions of the function and the scope of our children; we must look with unprejudiced eyes upon the part which they reasonably may be expected to play in the work of the world. We must conclude to give more and ask for less. It has been said that people in the world may be divided into three classes : Those who give little and ask for little, those who give little and ask for much, those who give much and ask for little. Into which classes the wise man should put himself may be left to the general conscience. The choice rightly made is in itself a discipline, a realization of the necessity for private efforts, for an inward mission.