A Letter Addressed to Samuel Whitbread ... in Consequence of the ... Approbation Expressed by Him ... of Mr. Lancaster's System of Education
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In "A Letter Addressed To Samuel Whitbread," John Bowles critically examines and responds to Samuel Whitbread's expressed approval of Mr. Lancaster's innovative system of education. This historical document offers insights into the educational debates of the early 19th century, particularly concerning the role of public instruction and the methodologies employed in educating the masses.
Bowles's letter serves as a valuable primary source for understanding the social and political context surrounding educational reforms in England. It reflects the concerns and controversies sparked by new educational approaches and provides a glimpse into the minds of key figures involved in shaping educational policy. This work is essential for historians and researchers interested in the history of education, social reform movements, and the intellectual discourse of the period.
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