Improvements in education :
Joseph Lancaster, of the Free School, Borough Road, London, having invented, under the blessing of Divine Providence, a new and mechanical System of Education, for the use of Schools, feels anxious to disseminate the knowledge of its advantages through the United Kingdom.
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[London] :
printed at the Free School, Borough Road,
ca. 1807.
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| Notes: | This was evidently a promotional publication inviting potential subscribers to make a financial commitment to the extension of the Lancaster project to Ireland. The pamphlet includes a descriptive essay by Lancaster himself, a list of subscribers with their contributions, and a eulogistic comment by Samuel Whitbread. Lancaster, who had made several visits to Ireland in 1806 where he had established several schools, announces here that "it is intended to publish an Abridgement of the System of Education for the benefit of the poor in Ireland." Physical description: [2], 8 pages ; 22 cm. more |
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