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In his groundbreaking book, ‘Student Success Act (HR5; 113th Congress)’, John Kline introduces readers to a comprehensive overview of the legislation designed to improve educational outcomes for stud …

In ‘St. John’s College, Cambridge’, Robert Forsyth Scott dives into the rich history and traditions of one of Cambridge University’s most prestigious institutions. The book meticulously delves into t …

In ‘What the Schools Teach and Might Teach’ by John Franklin Bobbitt, the author delves into the current state of education and proposes innovative ideas for potential improvements. Written in a conv …

In ‘Rural Life and the Rural School’ by Joseph Kennedy, the author delves into the intricacies of the rural lifestyle and the specific challenges faced by rural schools. Kennedy’s writing style is hi …

Robert S. Rait’s ‘Life in the Medieval University’ offers readers a comprehensive look into the educational institutions of the Middle Ages. The book provides a detailed account of student life, curr …

Edward Thring’s ‘Borth Lyrics’ is a collection of poetic works that showcases the author’s lyrical prowess and deep introspection. Set against the backdrop of 19th-century England, Thring’s poems del …

Philip Dormer Stanhope, the Earl of Chesterfield, penned ‘Letters to His Son, 1749’ as a guidance manual for his son on etiquette, manners, and worldly knowledge. Written in the epistolary form, the …

In ‘A History of the Mc Guffey Readers’ by Henry Hobart Vail, readers are taken on a comprehensive journey through the development and impact of the famous Mc Guffey Readers. Vail meticulously explor …

Herbert Spencer’s ‘Essays on Education and Kindred Subjects’ is a seminal work that delves into the importance of education and its impact on society. Spencer’s literary style is characterized by his …

In ‘Whist; or, Bumblepuppy? Thirteen Lectures Addressed to Children’, John Petch Hewby delves into the world of card games, specifically focusing on the game of whist. Through a series of informative …