SOME THOUGHTS CONCERNING Education. 2009 LONDON, Printed for A. and J. Churchill, noster-row, 1693. TO 014 Edward Clarke Of CHIPLEY, Esq; SIR; The Hese Thoughts concerning Education, which now come abroad into the World, do of right belong to You, being written several Years since for your sake, and are no other than what you have already by you in my Letters. I have so little varied any thing, but only the Order of what was sent you at different Times, and on several Occasions, that the Reader mill easily find, in the Familiarity and Fashion of the Style, that they were rather the private Conversation of two Friends, than a Discourse designed for publick view. The Importunity of Friends is the common Apology for Publications Men are afraid to own themselves forward to. But you know I can truly say, That if some who having heard of these Papers of mine had not pressed to see them, and afterwards to have them printed, they had lain dor A 2 mant |