I. Trailing Clouds of Glory
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II. The Child is Father to the Man
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III. What is a Child?
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IV. The Sin of Nadab and Abihu
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V. The Manufacturer of Monsters
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VI. Small and Large Families
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VII. Children as Nuisances
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VIII. Child Fanciers
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IX. Childhood as a State of Sin
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X. School
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XI. My Scholastic Acquirements
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XII. Schoolmasters of Genius
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XIII. What We Do Not Teach, and Why
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XIV. Taboo in Schools
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XV. Alleged Novelties in Modern Schools
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XVI. What is to be Done?
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XVII. Children's Rights and Duties
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XVIII. Should Children Earn their Living?
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XIX. Children's Happiness
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XX. The Horror of the Perpetual Holiday
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XXI. University Schoolboyishness
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XXII. The New Laziness
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XXIII. The Infinite School Task
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XXIV. The Rewards and Risks of Knowledge
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XXV. English Physical Hardihood and Spiritual Cowardice
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XXVI. The Risks of Ignorance and Weakness
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XXVII. The Common Sense of Toleration
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XXVIII. The Sin of Athanasius
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XXIX. The Experiment Experimenting
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XXX. Why We Loathe Learning and Love Sport
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XXXI. Antichrist
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XXXII. Under the Whip
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XXXIII. Technical Instruction
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XXXIV. Docility and Dependence
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XXXV. The Abuse of Docility
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XXXVI. The Schoolboy and the Homeboy
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XXXVII. The Comings of Age of Children
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XXXVIII. The Conflict of Wills
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XXXIX. The Demagogue's Opportunity
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XL. Our Quarrelsomeness
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XLI. We Must Reform Society before we can Reform Ourselves
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XLII. The Pursuit of Manners
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XLIII. Not too much Wind on the Heath, Brother
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XLIV. Wanted: a Child's Magna Charta
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XLV. The Pursuit of Learning
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XLVI. Children and Game: a Proposal
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XLVII. The Parents' Intolerable Burden
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XLVIII. Mobilization
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XLIX. Children's Rights and Parents' Wrongs
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L. How Little We Know About Our Parents
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LI. Our Abandoned Mothers
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LII. Family Affection
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LIII. The Fate of the Family
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LIV. Family Mourning
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LV. Art Teaching
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LVI. The Impossibility of Secular Education
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LVII. Natural Selection as a Religion
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LVIII. Moral Instruction Leagues
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LIX. The Bible
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LX. Artist Idolatry
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LXI. "The Machine"
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LXII. The Provocation to Anarchism
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LXIII. Imagination
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LXIV. Government by Bullies
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