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Russell. 1846. An alarm to the Nation on the . . . measure of State
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education. 1856. Our past educational improvement. 1857. Voluntary
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Bamford, R. W. Essays on the discipline of children, particularly as regards
their education. 1822.
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of liberal education in Manchester. (ibid. ) A discourse delivered at the
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merits and defects of the discipline and instruction in our academies.
2 vols. 1802.
Beattie, James (1735—1803). Essays. Edinburgh, 1778. Including Essay
on the utility of classical learning (1769).
Beattie, Jas. The Grammarian: or the English writer and speaker's
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Bell, Andrew. Elements of Tuition. Part III. Ludus Literarins, the clas-
sical and grammar school. 1815. The wrongs of children. 1819.
Bentham, Jeremy. Works. Ed. Bowring, J. 11 vols. Edinburgh, 1843.
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Bernard, Sir Thomas (1750-1818). Of the education of the Poor. 1809.
The new school; an attempt to illustrate its principles, details and
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Booth, James (1806–1878). Education and educational institutions considered
with reference to . . . the present state of society. 1846. On the influence
of examination as an instrument of education. 1854. On the female
education of the industrial classes. 1855. Systematic instruction and
periodical examination. 1857.
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Sir Samuel. 1818. (The Pamphleteer, vol. XIII. ) Speech on the educa
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M. A. Queen's College, Oxford. A letter to Henry Brougham. . .
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Ireland, John. A letter to Henry Brougham. 1819. (The Pam-
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1757-8. An explanatory defence of the estimate etc. 1758. Sermons on
various subjects. 1764. (Three on the first principles of education. ')
On the female character and education . . . with an appendix relative
to a proposed code of education. 1765. Thoughts on Civil Liberty, on
Licentiousness and Faction. Newcastle, 1765.
Burgh, James (1714-1775). Thoughts on education. 1747.
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show that the common method is defective. . . With a plan of a new
method. n. d. Early eighteenth century.
Campbell, Geo. The Philosophy of Rhetoric. 2 vols. 1776.
Central Society of Education: by various authors. Publications. 3 vols.
1837-1839, all published.
Chapman, George (1723-1806). A treatise on education. Edinburgh, 1773.
Chesterfield, Stanhope, Philip Dormer, earl of. Letters of the earl of Chester-
field to his son. 1774-87. Idem. Introduction by Strachey, C. , notes by
Calthrop, A. 1901. Letters to his godson and successor. With appendix,
Letters to A. C. Stanhope. Ed. by the earl of Carnarvon. Oxford, 1890.
Colquhoun, John Campbell (1803-1870). On the measures to be now taken. . .
to secure a good national education. 1853. Memorandum on a bill to
make further provision for education. . . in Scotland. 1854. Remarks on
Pakington's Education Bill. 1855.
Colquhoun, Patrick (1745-1820). A new and appropriate system of education
for the labouring people. 1806.
Combe, George (1788–1858). What should secular education embrace ?
1847. Remarks on national education. 1847. Lectures on popular
education. 1848. Education: its principles and practice as developed
by George Combe: collated and edited by Wm Jolly. 1875.
Cornish, Joseph (1750-1823). An attempt to display the importance of
classical learning. With some candid remarks on Mr Knox's Liberal
Education. 1783.
Creighton, Mandell, bp of London (1843–1901). Thoughts on education. 1902.
Crosby Hall Lectures on Education. 1848.
Dalton, John (1766-1844). Elements of English grammar. 1801.
Dawes, Richard, dean of Hereford. Hints on National Education. 1848.
Observations on the working of the government scheme of education.
1849. Suggestive hints towards improved secular instruction, making
it bear on practical life. 3rd edn. [1849. ] Remarks occasioned by the
present crusade against the. . . Committee of Council on Education. 1850.
Schools and other similar institutions for the industrial classes. 1853.
Remarks on the reorganisation of the Civil Service and its bearing on
educational progress. 1854. Teaching of common things. 1854. Address
to the Huddersfield Mechanics' Institute. (1856. ] Mechanics' Institutes
and popular education. 1856. Manual of educational requirements for
the Civil Service. With a preface on its educational value and import-
ance. 1856. Effective primary instruction the only sure road to success
in . . . secondary instruction. 1857.
Dunn, Henry (Secretary, Br. and For. School Soc. ). Popular education.
1837. National education, the question of questions. 1838. Calm
Thoughts on the recent Minutes of the Committee of Council. 1847.
Edgeworth, Maria, and Richard L. Practical Education. 2 vols. 1798.
Edgeworth, Richard Lovell. Essays on professional education. 1809.
Poetry explained for young people. 1802. Early Lessons. New ed.
1815.
Edgeworth, Maria. The Parent's Assistant or Stories for Children. Pt I.
2nd edn. 1796. 3rd edn. 6 vols. 1800. 1897 edn (selections) in 1 vol. ;
introduction by Ritchie, Anne Thackeray.
Edinburgh Review, The. The English universities and public schools:
Nos. XXII (1808): XXVIII, XXIX (1809): XXXI, XXXII (1810). Elementary
education: Nos. 1 (1802): XVII (1806); XXI (1807); XXXIII, XXXVII (1811).
General: Nos. Ix (1804); XIII (1805); XVII, XXX, XL.
Ensor, George (1769-1843). On rational education. 1811.
:
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Parker, H. Sidgwick, J. Seeley, E. E. Bowen, F. W. Farrar, J. M. Wilson,
J. W. Hales, W. Johnson, Lord Houghton. )
Fawcett, Henry and Millicent Garrett. Essays and lectures on social and
political subjects. Cambridge, 1872. Contains 3 essays on educational
subjects, all by M. G. F.
Fitch, Sir Joshua Girling (1824-1903). Public education. Why is a new
code wanted ? 1861. Charity Schools and the Endowed Schools Com-
mission. 1873. Lectures on Teaching. 1881. Notes on American schools
and training colleges. 1890. Educational aims and methods. 1900.
Fox, Joseph. A comparative view of the plans of. . . Dr Bell and Mr Lancaster.
1808. Soriptural education the glory of England, a defence of the Lan-
castrian plan, 1810.
Fraser, Jas (Bishop of Manchester, 1818-1885). The Revised Code. 1861.
Genlis, Stéphanie Félicité de. Adèle et Théodore. 3 vols. Maestricht,
1782.
Gilkes, Arthur H. A day at Dulwich. 1905.
Gill, John (1818–1910). Systems of Education: a history and criticism.
1876.
Godwin, William. Enquiry concerning political justice. 2 vols. 1793. See
Bk vi, esp. chap. VIII. The Enquirer; reflections on education, manners
and literature. 1797. See Pt I, Essay ix.
Grey, Mrs Wm (Maria Georgina Shirreff). The education of women.
1871. The study of education as a science. Paper read at the British
Association, Belfast. 1874.
See, ante, 1 (d) and also, post, Shirreff, Emily A. E.
Hamilton, Richard Winter (1794-1848). Institutions of popular education.
Leeds. 1846.
Harrison, George. Some remarks relative to the present state of education
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