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The
more
Adams
thought
about
the
future
of
his
country,
the
more
convinced
he
became
that
it
rested
on
education.
Before
any
great
things
are
accomplished,
he
wrote
to
a
correspondent,
a
memorable
change
must
be
made
in
the
system
of
education
and
knowledge
must
become
so
general
as
to
raise
the
lower
ranks
of
society
nearer
to
the
higher.
The
education
of
a
nation
instead
of
being
confined
to
a
few
schools
and
universities
for
the
instruction
of
the
few,
must
become
the
national
care
and
expense
for
the
formation
of
the
many.
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