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Title:
The Universal Education of the Masses
Date:
1935
Description:
Poster for the Carnegie Centenary, including a quote from Andrew Carnegie and an image of two crossed axes, a laurel wreath, and a ribbon.
Text on the poster reads: Carnegie Centenary, November 25, 1935. The most imperative duty of the state is the universal education of the masses. No money which can be usefully spent for this indispensavle end should be denied. Public sentiment should, on the contrary, approve the doctrine that the more that can be judiciously spent. the better for the country. There is no insure of nations so cheap as the enlightenment of the people. Andrew Carnegie.
Found in RS 12/3/12, Folder: Carnegie Centenary (November 23, 1935)
Phys. Desc:
Blue and brown printing on cream paper poster, 23 x 16.25 in. Tiff digital surrogate.
ID:
ALA0001276
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The American Library Association Archives
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