Inquire Within
Philosopher and social activist John Stuart Mill discusses the most liberating kind of education.
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Education can enlarge minds and soften hearts, but it can also work vanity and aid oppression.
Philosopher and social activist John Stuart Mill discusses the most liberating kind of education.
Sir Joshua Fitch urges Victorian society to let women make their own career choices – whatever they may be.
NL Clay urges us not to put too much faith in the judgment of experts, as it is bad for us and bad for the experts.
William Cobbett wondered why he was so different from other MPs, and decided it must be their inferior education.
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