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It has been thought by many educators and metaphysicians, that children learn as much before the age of seven years as ever afterwards.
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gutenberg.orgIt has been thought by many educators and metaphysicians, that children learn as much before the age of seven years as ever afterwards.
Mann references the significant impact of early childhood learning on a person's development.
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