Note 472 — Chapter VIII · Opposition to Jesuit Education.
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Compayré, Hist. of Ped., p. 146. “The ideal of the perfect scholar is to forget his parents.” This is a calumny; and the example which M. Compayré adduces of a pupil of the Jesuits who showed an eccentric behavior towards his mother, and the words of the biographer, do not express the principles and practices of the Jesuit schools.