...pupils was Francis Child, the editor of English and Scottish Ballads. " clear notions of civic society and the conditions of its welfare, an appreciation of the national character, the ability to use oral expression with ease and vigour, freedom and propriety, a definite knowledge...

...institution of the greatest educational and cultural importance. Originating from the conceptions of NFS Grundtvig, bishop, historian and teacher, the first...welfare, an appreciation of the national character, the ability to use oral expression with ease and vigour, freedom and propriety.« Admission to the...

...exclusively frequented by the rural population. Their educational aim is to give clear notions of the community and the conditions of its welfare, an appreciation...thoughts with ease and vigour, freedom and propriety. In 1924 there were 79 High Schools and Agricultural Colleges with a total of 8,100 students. Special...