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In William Carew Hazlitt’s 'Schools, School-Books and Schoolmasters’, the author meticulously examines the history and evolution of education in England, focusing on the influence of school-books and …

In 'Thoughts on Educational Topics and Institutions, ’ George S. Boutwell presents a collection of insightful essays on various aspects of education, ranging from curriculum design to the role of tea …

In 'The Education of the Child’ by Ellen Key, the author presents a revolutionary and progressive approach to childhood education. Published in 1900, during a time when traditional pedagogical method …

In 'Tudor school-boy life: the dialogues of Juan Luis Vives’, the reader is presented with a unique and insightful look into the education system and daily life of young students during the Tudor era …

In 'Practical Argumentation’ by George K. Pattee, readers are introduced to a comprehensive guide on the art of constructing and presenting persuasive arguments. Pattee’s straightforward and engaging …

Myra Reynolds’ 'The Learned Lady in England, 1650-1760′ is a groundbreaking exploration of the intellectual and social activities of educated women during the Early Modern period in England. Reynolds …

In 'Lectures on Modern History’ by John Emerich Edward Dalberg Acton Baron Acton, readers are taken on a profound journey through the significant events and developments that have shaped the modern w …

Goldwin Smith’s 'Irish History and the Irish Question’ delves into the intricate and controversial history of Ireland, offering a comprehensive analysis of the Irish struggle for independence. Writte …

In 'University Education in Ireland’ by Samuel Haughton, the author provides a comprehensive analysis of the historical development and current state of higher education in Ireland. Written with a sc …

In 'Address to the First Graduating Class of Rutgers Female College’, Henry M. Pierce delivers a moving and inspirational speech to the pioneering women who are about to embark on their educational a …