Considerations
concerning
Free Schools as settled in
England.
England.
Cambridge History of English Literature - 1908 - v09
Notes on Scottish Songs.
Ed.
Dick, James C.
1908.
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Douglas, Sir George, Baronet. Scottish Poetry: Drummond of Hawthornden
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Glen, J. Early Scottish Melodies. Edinburgh, 1900.
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Henderson, T. F. Scottish Vernacular Literature. 1898. 2nd edn 1900.
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CHAPTER XV
EDUCATION
&
I. EDUCATIONAL TREATISES, ESSAYS AND TRACTS
A. Writings on Education
Ainsworth, Robert (1660-1743). The most natural and easie way of Institu-
tion; containing proposals for making a domestic education less chargeable
to parents, and more easie and beneficial to children. 1698.
Thesaurus linguae Latinae compendiarius. 1736. Ed. , with additions,
by B. W. Beatson and W. Ellis. 1840.
Brinsley, J. Ludus Literarius or the Grammar Schoole, shewing how to
proceede from the first entrance into learning to the highest perfection
required in the grammar schooles, etc. 1612.
B. , F. (Brokesby, Francis). Of Education with respect to Grammar Schools
and the Universities; concluding with directions to young students in
the Universities. 1701.
Budgell, Eustace. Spectator, Nos. 307, 313, 337, 353.
Clarke, John. An Essay upon the Education of Youth in Grammar Schools.
1720. 2nd edn with very large additions. 1730.
Comenius (Komensky), John Amos. Opera Didactica Omnia. Amsterdam,
1657.
Common Errors, The, in the Education of Children and their consequences,
with the methods to remedy them, eto. 1744.
Dury, John. The Reformed School. n. d. [1649 ? ).
"Gentleman,' 'A' (Thos. Baker). Reflections upon Learning, etc. 2nd edn.
6
1700.
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8
Guardian, The. Nos. 62, 72, 94, 105, 155.
Hoole, Charles. A new discovery of the old art of teaching schoole, etc. 1660
Keatinge, M. W. The Great Didactic of John Amos Comenius. 1896.
Law, William. A Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life. Adapted to the
State and Condition of all Orders of Christians. [1728. ] 10th edn. 1772.
[Chaps. XVIII-XIX on education of boys and girls respectively. ]
Locke, John. The Works of. 3 vols. [Thoughts and Conduct in vol. 111. ]
1714.
Some Thoughts concerning Education. 1693. Ed. Quick, R. H.
Cambridge, 1898.
Locke's Conduct of the Understanding. Ed. Fowler, T. Oxford, 1890.
See also bibliography to vol. viii, chap. xiv, ante.
'Lover of her Sex' [Astell, Mary). A Serious Proposal to the ladies for the
advancement of their true and great interest. 1694. 4th edn with an
added 2nd part. 1697.
[Makin, Mrs Bathsua ? . ) An Essay to Revive the antient Education of
Gentlewomen in Religion, Manners, Arts and Tongues, with an Answer
to the Objections against this Way of Education. 1673.
[Milton, John. ] Of Education. To Master Samuel Hartlib. 1644. Ed.
Browning, O. Cambridge, 1895.
Newton, Richard. University Education. 1726.
Osborn, Francis. Advice to a Son, or Directions for your better Conduct
through the various and most important Encounters of this Life, etc.
[1656 D. of N. B. ] 6th edn. Oxford, 1658.
[Petty, William. ] The Advice of W. P. to Mr S. Hartlib for the advancement
of some particular parts of learning. 1648.
Steele, Richard. Tatler, Nos. 63, 173, 234, 252.
Spectator, Nos. 157, 168, 230, 294, 330, 430.
Guardian, Nos, 72, 94.
Swift, Jonathan. Works, vol. ix, An Essay on Modern Education. Of the
Education of Ladies. Ed. Scott, Sir Walter. 19 vols. 1883.
Tatler, The, Nos. 63, 173, 197, 234, 252, 253.
(Walker, Obadiah. ] Of Education especially of Young Gentlemen. In Two
Parts. Oxford, 1673.
Wase, Christopher.
Considerations concerning Free Schools as settled in
England. Oxford, 1678.
Wotton, Henry. An Essay on the Education of Children in the First
Rudiments of Learning, together with a Narrative of what knowledge
William Wotton, a child six years of age, had attained unto upon the
improvement of those rudiments in the Latin, Greek and Hebrew
Tongues. 1753. [Written, 1672. ]
B. Courtesy Books
Costeker, J. L. The Fine Gentleman, or the Complete Education of a Young
Nobleman. 1732.
Defoe, Daniel. The Compleat English Gentleman. Ed. Bülbring, K. , with
introduction and notes. 1890.
Ellis, Clement. The Gentile Sinner, or England's Brave Gentleman charac-
teriz'd in a Letter to a Friend, both as he is and as he should be. 2nd edn.
Oxford, 1661.
Gailhard, J. The Compleat Gentleman, or Directions for the Education of
Youth as to their Breeding at Home and Travelling Abroad. In Two
Treatises, by J. Gailhard, who hath been Tutor abroad to several of the
Nobility and Gentry. 1678.
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Gentleman's Calling, The. 1667. [Preface dated 1659. )
Higford, William. The Institution of a Gentleman. In Three Parts. 1660.
Peacham, Henry. The Compleat Gentleman Fashioning him absolute in the
most necessary and commendable qualities concerning Minde, or Bodie,
that may be required in a Noble Gentleman. 1622.
Rpt of 1634 edn with introduction by Gordon, G. 8. Oxford, 1906.
[Penton, Stephen. ) The Guardian's Instruction, or the Gentleman's
Romance. Written for the Diversion and Service of the Gentry. 1688.
Rpt with introduction by Sturmer, H. H. 1897.
New Instructions to the Guardian, eto. 1694.
‘Person of Honour, A. ' The Courtier's Calling; shewing the ways of making
a Fortune and the Art of Living at Court according to the Maxims of
Policy and Morality. In Two Parts, the First concerning Noblemen,
the Second concerning Gentlemen. 1675.
C. Projects and Utopias
Bellers, John. Proposals for raising & Colledge of Industry of all useful
Trades and Husbandry with profit for the Rich, a Plentiful Living for
the Poor, and a Good Education for Youth, which will be Advantage to
the Government by an Increase of the People and their Riches. 1696.
Cowley, A. A proposition for the advancement of experimental philosophy.
1660/1.
— Cowley's Essays. Ed. Lumby, J. R. Cambridge, 1887. Ed. Waller,
A. R. Cambridge, 1906.
D. F. [Defoe, Daniel]. An Essay upon Projects. 1697.
Harrington, James. The Commonwealth of Oceana. 1656. Ed. Morley, H.
1887.
Hartlib, Samuel. A description of the famous Kingdom of Macaria. 1641.
Maidwell, Mr (Lewis). An Essay upon the necessity and excellency of
education. With an account of erecting the Royal Mathematical Schole
Recommended by His Royal Highness, Lord High Admiral of England
etc. , upon a Report from the Navy Board. Declaring amongst other
advantages to the Nation the particular services of such a Foundation
to the Royal Navy of England, in Its several capacitys. 1705.
Novae Solymae-Libri Sex. [Anon. ] 1648. Trans. by Begley, Walter under
title: Nova Solyma. The Ideal City, or Jerusalem Regained, eto. 2 rols.
1902.
II. CONTROVERSIAL WORKS
A. Pamphlets and Sermons
Ayliffe, J. The Case of Dr Ayliffe at Oxford. 1716.
Boreman, Robert. Ilaidela—Oplapßos, the triumph of learning and of truth, an
answer to four queries: Need of Universities? etc. , 1653. Harl. Miscellany,
vol. 1, p. 505. 1808.
Chandler, S. Doing good recommended, and An Answer to Essay on
Charity Schools. 1728.
Charity Schools, An Account of, lately erected in England, Wales, and
Ireland. 6th edn. (Annual Publication. ) 1707.
Charity Mathematical School, An Account of the, in Hatton Garden Founded
Anno Domini 1715, etc. 1749.
D. D. [Defoe, Daniel]. More Short Ways with the Dissenters. 1704.
Dell, William. The Tryal of Spirits. . . whereunto is added. . . The right
Reformation of Learning, Schools and Universities, according to the
State of the Gospel, and the light that shines therein, etc. 1653.
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a
Dell, William. The Stumbling Stone, etc. 1653.
Green, John. The Academic, or a Disputation on the State of the University
of Cambridge and the Propriety of the Regulations made in it on the
11th of May and the 26th day of June 1750. 1750.
Remarks on the Academic. 1751.
Hall, Thomas. Vindiciae Literarum, the Schools Guarded, eto. 1654.
Hendley, W. A Defence of the Charity Schools wherein the many false,
scandalous and malicious objections of those advocates for ignorance and
irreligion, the authors of the Fable of the Bees, and Cato's Letter in the
British Journal, June 15, 1723, are fully and distinctly answer'd, eto.
1725.
[Hobbes, Thomas. Leviathan or the Matter, Forme and Power of a Common-
wealth, Ecclesiastical and Civil. 1651. Rptd, ed. Waller, A. R. (Cam-
bridge English Classics. ) Cambridge, 1904. )
Tracts of Mr Thos. Hobbs of Malmesbury. I. Behemoth, the History
of the Causes of the Civil Wars of England from 1640 to 1660. 1682.
English Works of Thomas Hobbes. Ed. Molesworth, Sir William.
11 vols. 1839–46. [Behemoth in vol. vi. ]
Mandeville, Bernard. See bibliography to chap. XI, ante.
Newton, R. Rules and Statutes for the Government of Hertford College, in
the University of Oxford, with observations on particular parts of them,
shewing the Reasonableness thereof. 1714.
[Owen, James, of Shrewsbury. ] Moderation still a Virtue, in Answer to
several bitter Pamphlets. . . with A Defence of the Private Academies
against Mr Sacheverell's misrepresentations of 'em. 1704.
[Palmer, Samuel. ) A Defence of the Dissenters' Education in their Private
Academies in Answer to Mr W-y's disingenuous and Un-Christian
Reflections upon 'em. 1703.
A Vindication of the Learning, Loyalty, Morals and most Christian
Behaviour of the Dissenters towards the Church of England. In answer
to Mr Wesley's Defence of his letter concerning the Dissenters' Education
in their Private Academies, and to Mr Sacheverel's Injurious Reflections
upon them. 1705.
Sacheverell, Henry. The Nature and Mischief of Prejudice and Partiality
stated in a sermon preach'd at St Mary's in Oxford at the Assizes held
there, March 9th, 1701. 2nd edn. Oxford, 1704.
The Communication of Sin. A Sermon preach'd at the Assizes held at
Derby, August 15th, 1709. 1709.
Sedgwick, Joseph. 'ETOKÓTOU ALDAKTIKós, learning's Necessity to an able
minister of the Gospel. 1653.
A Sermon preached at St Marie's in the University of Cambridge,
May lst, 1653. . . Together with an Appendix, wherein Mr Del's Stumbling-
stone is briefly repli'd into.
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Dauney, William. Ancient Scottish Melodies. (Bannatyne Club. ) Edin-
burgh, 1839.
Douglas, Sir George, Baronet. Scottish Poetry: Drummond of Hawthornden
to Fergusson. Glasgow, 1911.
Glen, J. Early Scottish Melodies. Edinburgh, 1900.
Graham, G. F. Popular Songs of Scotland, with Melodies. 1884.
Henderson, T. F. Scottish Vernacular Literature. 1898. 2nd edn 1900.
3rd 1910.
Irving, David. History of Scotish Poetry. Ed. Carlyle, Dr John. Edin-
burgh, 1861.
Lives of Scotish Poets. 2 vols. Edinburgh, 1804. 2nd edn. 1810.
Masson, D. Edinburgh Sketches and Memories. 1902.
Millar, J. H. A Literary History of Scotland. 1903.
Miller, Frank. The Poets of Dumfriesshire. Glasgow, 1910.
Ross, J. D. The Book of Scottish Poems, Ancient and Modern. 2 rols.
Paisley, 1882.
Veitch, John. History and Poetry of the Soottish Border. Edinburgh,
1878. 2 vols. 1893.
Walker, Hugh. Three Centuries of Scottish Literature. 2 vols. Glasgow,
1893.
CHAPTER XV
EDUCATION
&
I. EDUCATIONAL TREATISES, ESSAYS AND TRACTS
A. Writings on Education
Ainsworth, Robert (1660-1743). The most natural and easie way of Institu-
tion; containing proposals for making a domestic education less chargeable
to parents, and more easie and beneficial to children. 1698.
Thesaurus linguae Latinae compendiarius. 1736. Ed. , with additions,
by B. W. Beatson and W. Ellis. 1840.
Brinsley, J. Ludus Literarius or the Grammar Schoole, shewing how to
proceede from the first entrance into learning to the highest perfection
required in the grammar schooles, etc. 1612.
B. , F. (Brokesby, Francis). Of Education with respect to Grammar Schools
and the Universities; concluding with directions to young students in
the Universities. 1701.
Budgell, Eustace. Spectator, Nos. 307, 313, 337, 353.
Clarke, John. An Essay upon the Education of Youth in Grammar Schools.
1720. 2nd edn with very large additions. 1730.
Comenius (Komensky), John Amos. Opera Didactica Omnia. Amsterdam,
1657.
Common Errors, The, in the Education of Children and their consequences,
with the methods to remedy them, eto. 1744.
Dury, John. The Reformed School. n. d. [1649 ? ).
"Gentleman,' 'A' (Thos. Baker). Reflections upon Learning, etc. 2nd edn.
6
1700.
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569
8
Guardian, The. Nos. 62, 72, 94, 105, 155.
Hoole, Charles. A new discovery of the old art of teaching schoole, etc. 1660
Keatinge, M. W. The Great Didactic of John Amos Comenius. 1896.
Law, William. A Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life. Adapted to the
State and Condition of all Orders of Christians. [1728. ] 10th edn. 1772.
[Chaps. XVIII-XIX on education of boys and girls respectively. ]
Locke, John. The Works of. 3 vols. [Thoughts and Conduct in vol. 111. ]
1714.
Some Thoughts concerning Education. 1693. Ed. Quick, R. H.
Cambridge, 1898.
Locke's Conduct of the Understanding. Ed. Fowler, T. Oxford, 1890.
See also bibliography to vol. viii, chap. xiv, ante.
'Lover of her Sex' [Astell, Mary). A Serious Proposal to the ladies for the
advancement of their true and great interest. 1694. 4th edn with an
added 2nd part. 1697.
[Makin, Mrs Bathsua ? . ) An Essay to Revive the antient Education of
Gentlewomen in Religion, Manners, Arts and Tongues, with an Answer
to the Objections against this Way of Education. 1673.
[Milton, John. ] Of Education. To Master Samuel Hartlib. 1644. Ed.
Browning, O. Cambridge, 1895.
Newton, Richard. University Education. 1726.
Osborn, Francis. Advice to a Son, or Directions for your better Conduct
through the various and most important Encounters of this Life, etc.
[1656 D. of N. B. ] 6th edn. Oxford, 1658.
[Petty, William. ] The Advice of W. P. to Mr S. Hartlib for the advancement
of some particular parts of learning. 1648.
Steele, Richard. Tatler, Nos. 63, 173, 234, 252.
Spectator, Nos. 157, 168, 230, 294, 330, 430.
Guardian, Nos, 72, 94.
Swift, Jonathan. Works, vol. ix, An Essay on Modern Education. Of the
Education of Ladies. Ed. Scott, Sir Walter. 19 vols. 1883.
Tatler, The, Nos. 63, 173, 197, 234, 252, 253.
(Walker, Obadiah. ] Of Education especially of Young Gentlemen. In Two
Parts. Oxford, 1673.
Wase, Christopher.
Considerations concerning Free Schools as settled in
England. Oxford, 1678.
Wotton, Henry. An Essay on the Education of Children in the First
Rudiments of Learning, together with a Narrative of what knowledge
William Wotton, a child six years of age, had attained unto upon the
improvement of those rudiments in the Latin, Greek and Hebrew
Tongues. 1753. [Written, 1672. ]
B. Courtesy Books
Costeker, J. L. The Fine Gentleman, or the Complete Education of a Young
Nobleman. 1732.
Defoe, Daniel. The Compleat English Gentleman. Ed. Bülbring, K. , with
introduction and notes. 1890.
Ellis, Clement. The Gentile Sinner, or England's Brave Gentleman charac-
teriz'd in a Letter to a Friend, both as he is and as he should be. 2nd edn.
Oxford, 1661.
Gailhard, J. The Compleat Gentleman, or Directions for the Education of
Youth as to their Breeding at Home and Travelling Abroad. In Two
Treatises, by J. Gailhard, who hath been Tutor abroad to several of the
Nobility and Gentry. 1678.
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570
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8
Gentleman's Calling, The. 1667. [Preface dated 1659. )
Higford, William. The Institution of a Gentleman. In Three Parts. 1660.
Peacham, Henry. The Compleat Gentleman Fashioning him absolute in the
most necessary and commendable qualities concerning Minde, or Bodie,
that may be required in a Noble Gentleman. 1622.
Rpt of 1634 edn with introduction by Gordon, G. 8. Oxford, 1906.
[Penton, Stephen. ) The Guardian's Instruction, or the Gentleman's
Romance. Written for the Diversion and Service of the Gentry. 1688.
Rpt with introduction by Sturmer, H. H. 1897.
New Instructions to the Guardian, eto. 1694.
‘Person of Honour, A. ' The Courtier's Calling; shewing the ways of making
a Fortune and the Art of Living at Court according to the Maxims of
Policy and Morality. In Two Parts, the First concerning Noblemen,
the Second concerning Gentlemen. 1675.
C. Projects and Utopias
Bellers, John. Proposals for raising & Colledge of Industry of all useful
Trades and Husbandry with profit for the Rich, a Plentiful Living for
the Poor, and a Good Education for Youth, which will be Advantage to
the Government by an Increase of the People and their Riches. 1696.
Cowley, A. A proposition for the advancement of experimental philosophy.
1660/1.
— Cowley's Essays. Ed. Lumby, J. R. Cambridge, 1887. Ed. Waller,
A. R. Cambridge, 1906.
D. F. [Defoe, Daniel]. An Essay upon Projects. 1697.
Harrington, James. The Commonwealth of Oceana. 1656. Ed. Morley, H.
1887.
Hartlib, Samuel. A description of the famous Kingdom of Macaria. 1641.
Maidwell, Mr (Lewis). An Essay upon the necessity and excellency of
education. With an account of erecting the Royal Mathematical Schole
Recommended by His Royal Highness, Lord High Admiral of England
etc. , upon a Report from the Navy Board. Declaring amongst other
advantages to the Nation the particular services of such a Foundation
to the Royal Navy of England, in Its several capacitys. 1705.
Novae Solymae-Libri Sex. [Anon. ] 1648. Trans. by Begley, Walter under
title: Nova Solyma. The Ideal City, or Jerusalem Regained, eto. 2 rols.
1902.
II. CONTROVERSIAL WORKS
A. Pamphlets and Sermons
Ayliffe, J. The Case of Dr Ayliffe at Oxford. 1716.
Boreman, Robert. Ilaidela—Oplapßos, the triumph of learning and of truth, an
answer to four queries: Need of Universities? etc. , 1653. Harl. Miscellany,
vol. 1, p. 505. 1808.
Chandler, S. Doing good recommended, and An Answer to Essay on
Charity Schools. 1728.
Charity Schools, An Account of, lately erected in England, Wales, and
Ireland. 6th edn. (Annual Publication. ) 1707.
Charity Mathematical School, An Account of the, in Hatton Garden Founded
Anno Domini 1715, etc. 1749.
D. D. [Defoe, Daniel]. More Short Ways with the Dissenters. 1704.
Dell, William. The Tryal of Spirits. . . whereunto is added. . . The right
Reformation of Learning, Schools and Universities, according to the
State of the Gospel, and the light that shines therein, etc. 1653.
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571
a
Dell, William. The Stumbling Stone, etc. 1653.
Green, John. The Academic, or a Disputation on the State of the University
of Cambridge and the Propriety of the Regulations made in it on the
11th of May and the 26th day of June 1750. 1750.
Remarks on the Academic. 1751.
Hall, Thomas. Vindiciae Literarum, the Schools Guarded, eto. 1654.
Hendley, W. A Defence of the Charity Schools wherein the many false,
scandalous and malicious objections of those advocates for ignorance and
irreligion, the authors of the Fable of the Bees, and Cato's Letter in the
British Journal, June 15, 1723, are fully and distinctly answer'd, eto.
1725.
[Hobbes, Thomas. Leviathan or the Matter, Forme and Power of a Common-
wealth, Ecclesiastical and Civil. 1651. Rptd, ed. Waller, A. R. (Cam-
bridge English Classics. ) Cambridge, 1904. )
Tracts of Mr Thos. Hobbs of Malmesbury. I. Behemoth, the History
of the Causes of the Civil Wars of England from 1640 to 1660. 1682.
English Works of Thomas Hobbes. Ed. Molesworth, Sir William.
11 vols. 1839–46. [Behemoth in vol. vi. ]
Mandeville, Bernard. See bibliography to chap. XI, ante.
Newton, R. Rules and Statutes for the Government of Hertford College, in
the University of Oxford, with observations on particular parts of them,
shewing the Reasonableness thereof. 1714.
[Owen, James, of Shrewsbury. ] Moderation still a Virtue, in Answer to
several bitter Pamphlets. . . with A Defence of the Private Academies
against Mr Sacheverell's misrepresentations of 'em. 1704.
[Palmer, Samuel. ) A Defence of the Dissenters' Education in their Private
Academies in Answer to Mr W-y's disingenuous and Un-Christian
Reflections upon 'em. 1703.
A Vindication of the Learning, Loyalty, Morals and most Christian
Behaviour of the Dissenters towards the Church of England. In answer
to Mr Wesley's Defence of his letter concerning the Dissenters' Education
in their Private Academies, and to Mr Sacheverel's Injurious Reflections
upon them. 1705.
Sacheverell, Henry. The Nature and Mischief of Prejudice and Partiality
stated in a sermon preach'd at St Mary's in Oxford at the Assizes held
there, March 9th, 1701. 2nd edn. Oxford, 1704.
The Communication of Sin. A Sermon preach'd at the Assizes held at
Derby, August 15th, 1709. 1709.
Sedgwick, Joseph. 'ETOKÓTOU ALDAKTIKós, learning's Necessity to an able
minister of the Gospel. 1653.
A Sermon preached at St Marie's in the University of Cambridge,
May lst, 1653. . . Together with an Appendix, wherein Mr Del's Stumbling-
stone is briefly repli'd into.
