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The Immortal Child
An essay on education framed by the life and early death of the Black British composer Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, arguing that every child — 'of all races and all colors' — is the true end toward which civilization builds, against narrow industrial training. Followed by 'Almighty Death,' an elegy for the newspaper publisher Joseph Pulitzer.
Samuel Coleridge-TaylorEducation for 'the Immortal Child'Against narrow industrial training'Almighty Death' (elegy for Joseph Pulitzer)