Excerpt from Principles of Teaching: Or the Normal School Manual; Containing Practical Suggestions Yet he is neither a bigot, nor a sectarian. Should the reader, (taking it for granted that he is a believer in divine revelation, ) happen to differ from the author on some two or three points of religious opinion, he will find nothing to lead him to do this with any other feel ings than those of kindness and respect for one who holds what he considers the truth, in love, and expresses it with the meekness of wisdom.

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