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Education
a(i). general sources
Trimmer, Sarah. The oeconomy of charity. 1787, 1801.
Reflections upon the education of children in Charity Schools.
1792.
The Charity School spelling book. 1800, 1808 (2nd edn). Pt 1 Words
of one syllable; Pt 2 Polysyllables.
The guardian of education: a periodical work. 5 vols 1802–6.
A comparative view of the new plan of education promulgated by
Mr J. Lancaster. 1805.
The Edgeworths: R. L. Edgeworth; Maria Edgeworth. See col 901
above.
Bell, Andrew. An experiment in education made at the Male Asylum
of Madras, suggesting a system by which a school or family may
teach itself under the superintendence of the master or parent.
1797, 1814 (5th edn enlarged), 1807 (3rd edn as An analysis of the
experiment).
Instructions for conducting a school. 1808.
Sketch of a National Institution. 1808.
Elements of tuition, pt iii: Ludus literarius, the classical and
grammar school. 1815.
The wrongs of children. 1819. A periodical of which only 3 pts were
issued; very rare.
Letters to Sir John Sinclair on the Infant School Society at
Edinburgh: the scholastic institutions of Scotland, with a
scheme of a classical school for children of the richer classes.
1829.
See R. Southey (vol 1) and his son Charles Cuthbert (vols 2–3), Life of the
Rev Andrew Bell, 1844.
Meiklejohn, J. M. D. An old educational reformer, Dr Bell. 1891.
Salmon, D. The practical parts of Lancaster’s improvements and
Bell’s experiment. Cambridge 1932.
Hamilton, Elizabeth. Letters on the elementary principles of education.
2 vols Bath 1801–2.
Letters addressed to the daughter of a nobleman on the formation
of principles, religious and moral. 2 vols 1806.
Hints addressed to patrons and directors of schools to shew that the
benefits derived from the new modes of teaching may be
increased by a partial adoption of the plan of Pestalozzi. 1815.
Shaw, William. Suggestions respecting a plan of national education.
Bath 1801.
Barrow, William. An essay on education particularly the merits and
defects of the discipline and instruction in our academies. 2 vols
1802.
Bentham, Jeremy. Principles of penal law. 1802.
Chrestomathia. 1817. Rptd and ed M. J. Smith and W. H. Burston
1983.
Church of Englandism examined: strictures on the National
Society’s schools. 2 pts 1818. See Quart Rev 21 1819.
Works. Ed J. Bowring 11 vols Edinburgh 1843. Papers relative to
codification and public instruction in vol 4; Chrestomathia in
vol 8; Memoirs and correspondence in vols 10–11. See J. P. Potter,
Letter to John Hughes on the system of education proposed by
the popular parties, 1828, Pamphleteer 29 1828, a reply to the
Benthamite Chrestomathic School proposal.
Stephen, L. The English Utilitarians, vol 1: Jeremy Bentham. 1900.
Halévy, E. The growth of philosophic radicalism. Tr 1928, 1934 (rev).
Crabb, G. The order and method of instructing children. 1802.
Harrison, G. Some remarks relative to the present state of education
among the Quakers. 1802.
Education surest means to diminish crime. 1803.
Simons, T. Moral education the one thing needful. 1802; A sequel,
1805 (on Undenominationalism).
Lancaster, Joseph. Improvements in education as it respects the
industrious classes. 1803.
A letter to John Foster on the means of educating and employing
the poor in Ireland. 1805.
An appeal for justice in the case of ten thousand poor and orphan
children. 1806.
Improvements in education abridged. 1808.
A remarkable establishment of education at Paris. 1809.
Instructions for forming a society for the education of the labouring
classes. 1809.
Hints and directions for building, fitting up and arranging schoolrooms.
1809.
Address to the friends and superintendents of Sunday Schools.
1809.
The British system of education. 1810.
The school for girls on the Royal Lancasterian system. 1812.
Oppression and persecution. Bristol 1816.
Letters on national subjects. Washington 1820.
The Lancasterian system with improvements. Baltimore 1821.
See David Salmon, Joseph Lancaster, 1904. Supplemented by many articles
in the Educational Record 1905–29. See under Bell, above.
Bartle, G. F. Joseph Lancaster and his biographers. History of
Education Soc 1980.
Dickson, M. Teacher extraordinary: Joseph Lancaster 1778–1838.
Lewes 1986.
Hogan, D. Joseph Lancaster and the psychology of the early classroom
system. History of Education Quart 29 1989.
Benson, Maria. Thoughts on education. 1806.
Colquhoun, Patrick A. A new and appropriate system of education
for the labouring people. 1806.
Bowles, John. A letter addressed to Samuel Whitbread. 1807; Second
letter, 1808.