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-Ideas received through the Senses.

-Speaking, and Pronunciation.

-Letters, and Spelling.

-Ideas retained in the Memory.

5 -Reading and Repeating.

-Grammar of his own Language.

-Memory exercised.

-Moral and Religions Lessons.

-Natural History and Experiments.

10 -Dancing, Music, Drawing, Exercises.

-History of his own Country.

-Latin.

-Greek.

-French and Italian.

15 -Translations.

-Compositions in Verse and Prose.

-Rhetoric and Declamation.

-History and Law.

-Logic and Mathematics.

20 -Rhetorical Exercises.

-Philosophy and Politics.

-Compositions in his own Language.

-Declamations continued.

-Ancient Orators studied.

25 -Travel and Conversation.

-Speeches at the Bar, or in Parliament.

-State Affairs.

-Historical Studies continued.

-Law and Eloquence.

30 -Public Life.

-Private and Social Virtues.

-Habits of Eloquence improved.

-Philosophy resumed at leisure.

-Orations published.

35 -Exertions in State and Parliament.

-Civil Knowledge mature.

-Eloquence perfect.

-National Rights defended.

-The Learned protected.

40 -The Virtuous assisted.

-Compositions published.

-Science improved.

-Parliamentary Affairs.

-Laws enacted, and supported.

45 -Fine Arts patronized.

-Government of his Family.

-Education of his Children.

-Vigilance as a Magistrate.

-Firmness as a Patriot.

50 -Virtue as a Citizen.