Excerpt from The Claims of Industrial Art in Modern Education
Never before, perhaps, has popular education, its needs and its importance, both as a public duty and as a measure of public self-protection, been more generally or more earnestly discussed than it is at the present time, and never probably in all history have such splendid endowments for it been made by private munificence or so much consecration of intelligent and philanthropic interest been shown in the stud%- of the problems involved.
It is really nothing less than phenomenal the amount of earnestness and energy which the movement has assumed of which we are the witnesses, not only for the diffusion of education among all classes and conditions of men, but for emphasizing in educational discussion the practical and industrial aims which have come to form so conspicuous a part of its purpose.
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