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Excerpt from Preston Papers
The class meeting method Mr. Whipple's doubt as to the right to use the rod Miss Wood's fear of personal con sequences Her lack of presence Mr. Smith's declara tion Outwitted by his botany class Politics in education Miss Sigourney Tyranny Responsibility for rebellion Brutalizing effects of corporal punishment Character ex pressed ia physique Ridicule and sarcasm Miss Preston's speech Corporal punishment may be preferred to mental.
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