On the
educational
clauses in the Bill .
Cambridge History of English Literature - 1908 - v14
Cape Town, 1884.
Hymn of the Redemption, and other poems. Cape Town, 1897.
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South Africa
589
John Centlivres Chase
The Cape of Good Hope and the Eastern Province of Algoa Bay. With
statistics of the colony. 1843.
Fydell Edmund Garrett (1865–1907)
The Story of an African Crisis (the Jameson Raid). By Garrett, F. E. and
Edwards, E. J. 1897.
Arthur Vine Hall
Poems. (1889. )
Table Mountain': pictures with pen and camera. Cape Town (1896). 3rd
edn. Cape Town (1902).
My Boer Host, and other songs of South Africa. Cape Town, 1900.
George Longmore
Byzantium: a poem. Cape Town, 1855.
The Pilgrims of Faith, in three cantos: with minor poems. Cape Town,
1860.
Donald Moodie (d. 1861)
The Record, or a series of official papers relating to the condition and treat-
ment of the Native Tribes of South Africa. Cape Town, 1838-41.
South African Annals, 1652–1795. Chaps. I and 11. Pietermaritzburg, 1855.
Duncan Campbell Francis Moodie
Southern Songs. 3rd edn. Cape Town, 1887.
The history of the Battles and Adventures of the British, the Boers, and the
Zulus, etc. , in Southern Africa, from the time of Pharaoh Necho to 1880.
2 vols. Cape Town, 1888.
Thomas Pringle
The Autumnal Excursion, or Sketches in Teviotdale; with other poems.
Edinburgh, 1819.
Some account of the present state of the English settlers in Albany, South
Africa. 1824.
Ephemerides; or occasional pieces. 1828.
African Sketches. 1834.
Narrative of a residence in South Africa. With a biographical sketch by
J. Conder. 1835.
Poetical works; with a sketch of his life by Leitch Ritchie. 1838.
Afar in the Desert: and other South African poems. With a memoir and
notes by J. Noble. 1881.
William Charles Scully
The Wreck of the Grosvenor, and other South African poems. South
Africa, 1886. (Anon. )
Poems. 1892.
Kafir Stories. 1895.
The White Hecatomb, and other stories. 1897.
A Vendetta of the Desert. 1898.
Between Sun and Sand: a tale of an African Desert. 1898.
By Veldt and Kopje. 1907.
William Selwyn
Cape Carols and Miscellaneous Verses. Cape Town, 1891.
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his life. Cape Town, 1877.
H. G. ALDIS.
CHAPTER XIV
EDUCATION
See, also, ante, vol. ix, pp. 568-574.
1. HISTORY OF EDUCATION: HISTORIES AND ILLUSTRATIVE WRITINGS
(a) General
? Adams, John. The Evolution of Educational Theory. 1912.
Adams, Francis. History of the Elementary School Contest in England.
1882.
Almond, Hely Hutchinson. Mr Lowe's Educational Theories examined
from a practical point of view. Edinburgh, 1868.
Balfour, Graham. The educational systems of Great Britain and Ireland.
2nd edn. 1903.
Bell, Andrew. An experiment in education made at the Male Asylum of
Madras. 1797.
An address to the public in recommendation of the Madras system
(by Hollingsworth, N. J. ). 1812.
Binns, Henry Bryan (ed. ). A century of education, being the centenary
history of the British and Foreign School Society. 1908.
Birchenough, C. History of elementary education in England and Wales
from 1800. 1914.
Bowen, H. C. Froebel and education by self-activity. 1893.
Bowles, John. A letter addressed to Samuel Whitbread, Esq. , M. P. , in
consequence of the unqualified approbation . . . of Mr Lancaster's system
of education, etc. 1807.
Brown, John. A memoir of Robert Blincoe, an orphan boy sent. . . to endure
the horrors of a cotton-mill. Manchester, 1832.
Bruce, H. A. (afterwards lord Aberdare). An address delivered to the
National Association for the promotion of Social Science. 1866.
Close, Francis (Dean of Carlisle). National Education. The secular system,
the Manchester Bill and the Government scheme considered. 1852.
Collet, C. D. History of the taxes on knowledge. 2 vols. 1899.
Connoisseur, The No. 22 (1754). The modern method of education.
(Colman, G. and Langton, B. )
Cowper, William. Tirocinium. 1784.
Craik, Sir Henry. The State in its relation to Education. New edn. 1914.
Darton, F. J. Harvey. Bell and the Dragon. Fortnightly Review.
May 1909.
a
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XIV]
Education
591
Davies, Geo. History and mystery of the Scarborough Lancasterian Schools.
Scarborough, 1840.
Sequel to the history, etc. 2 pts. 1842-3.
Davies, John Llewelyn. The Working Men's College, 1854-1904. 1904.
Denison, Geo. Anthony. The Church of England and the Committee of
Council on Education. 2nd edn. 1849.
Supplement to Appendix B of a reply to the . . . promoters of the Man-
chester and Salford education scheme. 1852.
Notes of my life, 1805–78. 2nd edn. Oxford, 1878. (Eton and Christ
Church. )
Emery, Thomas. Educational economy, or State education vindicated. 1849.
Fox, Wm Johnson.
On the educational clauses in the Bill . . . for the edu-
cation of children in factory districts. 2nd edn. 1843. [Sir James
Graham's bill. ]
Frend, Wm. A plan of universal education. 1832.
Garfit, A. Some points of the education question, with outline of the. . .
progress of popular education. 1862.
The Conscience Clause. 1868.
Grant, James. History of the Burgh Schools of Scotland. 1876.
Gregory, Robert. Elementary education: its rise in England. 1895.
Hill, Frederic. National education, its present state and prospects. 2 vols.
1836.
Hinton, John Howard. A review of the evidence. . . in relation to the state of
education in Manchester and Salford. 1852.
A few plain words on the two Education Bills. 1852.
Hodgson, Geraldine Emma. Rationalist English Educators. 1912
A study in illumination. (Wm Wordsworth. ) 1914.
Holland, Henry Wilkinson. Proposed national arrangements for primary
education. 3rd edn. 1870.
Hook, Walter Farquhar (dean of Chichester). On the means of rendering
more efficient the education of the people. 1846.
Hoppus, John. Thoughts on academical education and degrees in arts. 1837.
Crisis of popular education. 1847.
Lamb, Charles. The old and the new schoolmaster.
Lancaster, Joseph. Outlines of a plan for educating ten thousand poor
children. 1806.
An account of the progress of Joseph Lancaster's plan. 1809.
The British System of Education. 1810.
Instructions for forming . . . a society for the education of the labouring
classes. 1810.
Schools for all. 1812.
A few notes. . . relative to Joseph Lancaster's plan (by Eccletus). 1806.
A vindication of Mr Lancaster's system (by Pythias). 1812.
Common Sense versus Lancaster (by Collyer, N. ). 1812.
Epitome of some of the chief events in the life of Joseph Lancaster.
New Haven. 1833.
Leach, A. F. Art. Schools. Encycl. Brit. , 11th edn. Vol. xxiv.
Liberal, Letitia. A defence of Joseph Lancaster and the Royal British
system. 1810.
Lounger, The. Edinburgh, No. 67 (1786). Modern education superior to
ancient. (Mackenzie, Henry. )
Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society. Memoirs. Vol. 11. 1783.
Improvement of liberal education in Manchester.
Mansbridge, Albert. University Tutorial Classes. 1913.
Mantoux, Paul. La révolution industrielle au XVIIe siècle. Paris, 1906.
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A vindication of Dr Bell's system of education. 1811.
Maurice, J. Frederick Denison. The Educational Magazine. 1835, etc.
A letter to the bishop of London in reply to the article in No. 172 of the
Quarterly Review. 1850.
The Christian Socialist. 1851, etc.
Plan of a female college. Cambridge, 1855.
A few words on secular and denominational education. 1870.
Mirror, The. Edinburgh. No. 15 (1779). A classical contrasted with
a fashionable education. (Home, J. )
No. 106 (1780). Education for leisure. (Craig. )
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Moore, H. Kingsmill. An unwritten chapter in the history of Education. . .
1811-31. 1904.
Iorley (viscount). The struggle for national education. 1873.
Observer, The. Nos. 36–7. Public School education. (Cumberland, Richard. )
Owen, Rob. Dale. An outline of the system of education in New Lanark.
1824.
Pole, Thomas. Observations on Infant Schools. Bristol, 1823.
Prideaux, E. B. R. A survey of elementary English education. 1915.
Rowntree, J. W. and Binns, H. B. A history of the Adult School Movement.
1903.
Sadler, M. E. Continuation Schools in England and elsewhere. 1907.
(With a bibliography. )
Syllabus of a course on the history of education in England. 1800-1911.
Manchester, 1911.
Salmon, David, and Hindshaw, W. Infant Schools: their history and theory.
1904.
Sexton, A. H. The First Technical College: a sketch of the history of “The
Andersonian. 1894.
Shaw, Wm (rector of Chelvey, Somerset). Suggestions respecting a plan of
national education. Bath, 1801.
Southey, Robert. Essays, moral and political. 2 vols.
Hymn of the Redemption, and other poems. Cape Town, 1897.
## p. 589 (#619) ############################################
X111]
South Africa
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John Centlivres Chase
The Cape of Good Hope and the Eastern Province of Algoa Bay. With
statistics of the colony. 1843.
Fydell Edmund Garrett (1865–1907)
The Story of an African Crisis (the Jameson Raid). By Garrett, F. E. and
Edwards, E. J. 1897.
Arthur Vine Hall
Poems. (1889. )
Table Mountain': pictures with pen and camera. Cape Town (1896). 3rd
edn. Cape Town (1902).
My Boer Host, and other songs of South Africa. Cape Town, 1900.
George Longmore
Byzantium: a poem. Cape Town, 1855.
The Pilgrims of Faith, in three cantos: with minor poems. Cape Town,
1860.
Donald Moodie (d. 1861)
The Record, or a series of official papers relating to the condition and treat-
ment of the Native Tribes of South Africa. Cape Town, 1838-41.
South African Annals, 1652–1795. Chaps. I and 11. Pietermaritzburg, 1855.
Duncan Campbell Francis Moodie
Southern Songs. 3rd edn. Cape Town, 1887.
The history of the Battles and Adventures of the British, the Boers, and the
Zulus, etc. , in Southern Africa, from the time of Pharaoh Necho to 1880.
2 vols. Cape Town, 1888.
Thomas Pringle
The Autumnal Excursion, or Sketches in Teviotdale; with other poems.
Edinburgh, 1819.
Some account of the present state of the English settlers in Albany, South
Africa. 1824.
Ephemerides; or occasional pieces. 1828.
African Sketches. 1834.
Narrative of a residence in South Africa. With a biographical sketch by
J. Conder. 1835.
Poetical works; with a sketch of his life by Leitch Ritchie. 1838.
Afar in the Desert: and other South African poems. With a memoir and
notes by J. Noble. 1881.
William Charles Scully
The Wreck of the Grosvenor, and other South African poems. South
Africa, 1886. (Anon. )
Poems. 1892.
Kafir Stories. 1895.
The White Hecatomb, and other stories. 1897.
A Vendetta of the Desert. 1898.
Between Sun and Sand: a tale of an African Desert. 1898.
By Veldt and Kopje. 1907.
William Selwyn
Cape Carols and Miscellaneous Verses. Cape Town, 1891.
## p. 590 (#620) ############################################
590
[CH.
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William Rodger Thomson (d. 1867)
Poems, Essays, and Sketches. With a memoir. Cape Town, 1867.
8
Egidius Benedictus Watermeyer
Three lectures on the Cape of Good Hope under the government of the
Dutch East India Company. Cape Town, 1857.
Selections from the writings of E. B. Watermeyer, with a brief sketch of
his life. Cape Town, 1877.
H. G. ALDIS.
CHAPTER XIV
EDUCATION
See, also, ante, vol. ix, pp. 568-574.
1. HISTORY OF EDUCATION: HISTORIES AND ILLUSTRATIVE WRITINGS
(a) General
? Adams, John. The Evolution of Educational Theory. 1912.
Adams, Francis. History of the Elementary School Contest in England.
1882.
Almond, Hely Hutchinson. Mr Lowe's Educational Theories examined
from a practical point of view. Edinburgh, 1868.
Balfour, Graham. The educational systems of Great Britain and Ireland.
2nd edn. 1903.
Bell, Andrew. An experiment in education made at the Male Asylum of
Madras. 1797.
An address to the public in recommendation of the Madras system
(by Hollingsworth, N. J. ). 1812.
Binns, Henry Bryan (ed. ). A century of education, being the centenary
history of the British and Foreign School Society. 1908.
Birchenough, C. History of elementary education in England and Wales
from 1800. 1914.
Bowen, H. C. Froebel and education by self-activity. 1893.
Bowles, John. A letter addressed to Samuel Whitbread, Esq. , M. P. , in
consequence of the unqualified approbation . . . of Mr Lancaster's system
of education, etc. 1807.
Brown, John. A memoir of Robert Blincoe, an orphan boy sent. . . to endure
the horrors of a cotton-mill. Manchester, 1832.
Bruce, H. A. (afterwards lord Aberdare). An address delivered to the
National Association for the promotion of Social Science. 1866.
Close, Francis (Dean of Carlisle). National Education. The secular system,
the Manchester Bill and the Government scheme considered. 1852.
Collet, C. D. History of the taxes on knowledge. 2 vols. 1899.
Connoisseur, The No. 22 (1754). The modern method of education.
(Colman, G. and Langton, B. )
Cowper, William. Tirocinium. 1784.
Craik, Sir Henry. The State in its relation to Education. New edn. 1914.
Darton, F. J. Harvey. Bell and the Dragon. Fortnightly Review.
May 1909.
a
## p. 591 (#621) ############################################
XIV]
Education
591
Davies, Geo. History and mystery of the Scarborough Lancasterian Schools.
Scarborough, 1840.
Sequel to the history, etc. 2 pts. 1842-3.
Davies, John Llewelyn. The Working Men's College, 1854-1904. 1904.
Denison, Geo. Anthony. The Church of England and the Committee of
Council on Education. 2nd edn. 1849.
Supplement to Appendix B of a reply to the . . . promoters of the Man-
chester and Salford education scheme. 1852.
Notes of my life, 1805–78. 2nd edn. Oxford, 1878. (Eton and Christ
Church. )
Emery, Thomas. Educational economy, or State education vindicated. 1849.
Fox, Wm Johnson.
On the educational clauses in the Bill . . . for the edu-
cation of children in factory districts. 2nd edn. 1843. [Sir James
Graham's bill. ]
Frend, Wm. A plan of universal education. 1832.
Garfit, A. Some points of the education question, with outline of the. . .
progress of popular education. 1862.
The Conscience Clause. 1868.
Grant, James. History of the Burgh Schools of Scotland. 1876.
Gregory, Robert. Elementary education: its rise in England. 1895.
Hill, Frederic. National education, its present state and prospects. 2 vols.
1836.
Hinton, John Howard. A review of the evidence. . . in relation to the state of
education in Manchester and Salford. 1852.
A few plain words on the two Education Bills. 1852.
Hodgson, Geraldine Emma. Rationalist English Educators. 1912
A study in illumination. (Wm Wordsworth. ) 1914.
Holland, Henry Wilkinson. Proposed national arrangements for primary
education. 3rd edn. 1870.
Hook, Walter Farquhar (dean of Chichester). On the means of rendering
more efficient the education of the people. 1846.
Hoppus, John. Thoughts on academical education and degrees in arts. 1837.
Crisis of popular education. 1847.
Lamb, Charles. The old and the new schoolmaster.
Lancaster, Joseph. Outlines of a plan for educating ten thousand poor
children. 1806.
An account of the progress of Joseph Lancaster's plan. 1809.
The British System of Education. 1810.
Instructions for forming . . . a society for the education of the labouring
classes. 1810.
Schools for all. 1812.
A few notes. . . relative to Joseph Lancaster's plan (by Eccletus). 1806.
A vindication of Mr Lancaster's system (by Pythias). 1812.
Common Sense versus Lancaster (by Collyer, N. ). 1812.
Epitome of some of the chief events in the life of Joseph Lancaster.
New Haven. 1833.
Leach, A. F. Art. Schools. Encycl. Brit. , 11th edn. Vol. xxiv.
Liberal, Letitia. A defence of Joseph Lancaster and the Royal British
system. 1810.
Lounger, The. Edinburgh, No. 67 (1786). Modern education superior to
ancient. (Mackenzie, Henry. )
Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society. Memoirs. Vol. 11. 1783.
Improvement of liberal education in Manchester.
Mansbridge, Albert. University Tutorial Classes. 1913.
Mantoux, Paul. La révolution industrielle au XVIIe siècle. Paris, 1906.
## p. 592 (#622) ############################################
592
[CH.
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Marsh, Herbert. The National Religion the Foundation of National Edo-
cation. A Sermon. 1811. [Ptd in The Pamphleteer, vol. 1, 1813. )
A vindication of Dr Bell's system of education. 1811.
Maurice, J. Frederick Denison. The Educational Magazine. 1835, etc.
A letter to the bishop of London in reply to the article in No. 172 of the
Quarterly Review. 1850.
The Christian Socialist. 1851, etc.
Plan of a female college. Cambridge, 1855.
A few words on secular and denominational education. 1870.
Mirror, The. Edinburgh. No. 15 (1779). A classical contrasted with
a fashionable education. (Home, J. )
No. 106 (1780). Education for leisure. (Craig. )
Nos. 88 and 97–8 (1782). The private tutor. (Craig and lord Hailes)
Moore, H. Kingsmill. An unwritten chapter in the history of Education. . .
1811-31. 1904.
Iorley (viscount). The struggle for national education. 1873.
Observer, The. Nos. 36–7. Public School education. (Cumberland, Richard. )
Owen, Rob. Dale. An outline of the system of education in New Lanark.
1824.
Pole, Thomas. Observations on Infant Schools. Bristol, 1823.
Prideaux, E. B. R. A survey of elementary English education. 1915.
Rowntree, J. W. and Binns, H. B. A history of the Adult School Movement.
1903.
Sadler, M. E. Continuation Schools in England and elsewhere. 1907.
(With a bibliography. )
Syllabus of a course on the history of education in England. 1800-1911.
Manchester, 1911.
Salmon, David, and Hindshaw, W. Infant Schools: their history and theory.
1904.
Sexton, A. H. The First Technical College: a sketch of the history of “The
Andersonian. 1894.
Shaw, Wm (rector of Chelvey, Somerset). Suggestions respecting a plan of
national education. Bath, 1801.
Southey, Robert. Essays, moral and political. 2 vols.
