John Locke Quote

Though the managing ourselves well in this part of our behavior has the name good-breeding, as if a peculiar effect of education; yet... young children should not be much perplexed about it... Teach them humility, and to be good-natur'd, if you can, and this sort of manners will not be wanting; civility being in truth nothing but a care not to shew any slighting or contempt of any one in conversation.

Sec. 145 - Some Thoughts Concerning Education (1693)

Though the managing ourselves well in this part of our behavior has the name good-breeding, as if a peculiar effect of education; yet... young...

Though the managing ourselves well in this part of our behavior has the name good-breeding, as if a peculiar effect of education; yet... young...

Though the managing ourselves well in this part of our behavior has the name good-breeding, as if a peculiar effect of education; yet... young...

Though the managing ourselves well in this part of our behavior has the name good-breeding, as if a peculiar effect of education; yet... young...