In the early nineteenth century,primary and secondary education,but not higher education,operated in close conformity to republican ideals.

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In the early nineteenth century, higher education, rather than primary and secondary education, was more closely aligned with republican ideals, emphasizing the preparation of leaders and citizens in a republic. Primary and secondary education were not as uniformly developed or ideologically driven at this time.

In the Early Nineteenth Century,primary and Secondary Education,but Not Higher