Classical school

British  

noun

1. economic theory based on the works of Adam Smith and David Ricardo, which explains the creation of wealth and advocates free trade

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Classical school

Carrasquilla stepped down as principal of Tallahassee Classical school in the Florida city last month after one parent claimed the towering sculpture was pornographic.

From Seattle Times ● Apr. 28, 2023

No doubt, without him, the Classical school would have triumphed—ultimately, like all good things—but it would be hard to exaggerate the service which was rendered it by Boileau.

From Landmarks in French Literature by Giles Lytton Strachey

We have passed now from the Romantic school of poetry, in which Shakspeare is the most exalted name, to the Classical school.

From Outline of Universal History by George Park Fisher

Perhaps in dread of the ridiculous the Classical school represses itself too far, creating characters of marble instead of flesh.

From Authors of Greece by T. W. Lumb

The Classical school taught simplicity, directness, and modesty of speech. 

From Romance Two Lectures by Sir Walter Alexander Raleigh

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