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Ingram, Robert A. An essay on schools of industry and religious
instruction. 1808.
Weyland, R. A. A letter to a country gentleman on the education of
the lower orders. 1808.
Bernard, Sir Thomas. Of the education of the poor. 1809.
The New School. 1809.
The Barrington School. 1812.
See Reports of the Society for bettering the conditions and
increasing the comforts of the poor, under Official documents,
below.
Smith, Sydney. Essay: too much Latin and Greek. 1809.
Works. 2 vols 1859.
Also contributions to the Edinburgh Rev, of which he was co-founder; see
also under Education of women and girls, below.
Bouyer, Renynold Gideon A. A comparative view of the two new
systems of education for the infant poor. 1811.
Ensor, J. On national education. 1811. See Quart Rev 6 1811.
Marsh, H. The national religion the foundation of national education.
1811. A sermon rptd in the Pamphleteer 1 1813. See Quart Rev
6 1811; Edinburgh Rev 19 1811, 21 1813.
Vindication of Dr Bell’s system. 1811.
The Philanthropist. Ed W. Allen 1811. Articles on Lancaster, popular
education etc.
Hollingsworth, Nathaniel John. Address to the public in recommendation
of the Madras system, with a comparison. 1812.
Mill, James. Schools for all, in preference to schools for Churchmen
only. 1812.
Education. In Supplement to the Encyclopaedia Britannica, 4th,
5th and 6th edns, 1816–24.
State of the nation. Westminster Rev Oct 1826.
Analysis of the human mind. 1829.
Stephen, L. The English Utilitarians, vol 2: James Mill. 1900.
Halévy, E. The growth of philosophic radicalism. Tr 1928, 1934
(rev).
Burston, W. H. (ed). James Mill on education. 1969.
Burston, W. H. James Mill on philosophy and education. 1974.
O’Donnell, M. G. The educational thought of the classical economists.
Lanham MD 1985.
Poole, Rev John. The village school improved etc. 1812.
Southey, Robert. Origin, nature and object of the new system of education.
1812.
See Lancaster, above; Quart Rev 6 1811, 8 1812, 19 1818, 39 1829, and
Edinburgh Rev 19 1811, 21 1813, 33 1820.
Owen, Robert. A new view of society: or essays on the formation of
the human character. 1813. See Edinburgh Rev 32 1819.
Macnab, H. G. The new views of Mr Owen impartially examined.
1819.
Owen, R. D. Outline of the system of education at New Lanark.
Glasgow 1824. By his son.
Silver, H. The concept of popular education: a study of ideas and
social movements in the early nineteenth century. 1965.
Harrison, J. F. C.‘The steam engine of the new moral world’:
Owenism and education. Jnl of Br Stud 6 1967.
Harrison, J. F. C. Utopianism and education. Robert Owen and the
Owenites. 1968.
Harrison, J. F. C. (ed). Robert Owen on education. 1969.
McLaren, D. J. Robert Owen, William Maclure and New Harmony.
History of Education 25 1996.
Babington, Thomas. Practical view of Christian education in its
early stages. 1814.
Carpenter, Lant. Systematic education. 2 vols 1815. With J. Joyce and
Shepherd.
Principles of education. 1820. By Carpenter only.
Pestalozzi, John Henry. Address to the British public to aid a plan of
preparing school-masters for the people. Yverdun 1817.
Letters on early education addressed to J. P. Greaves, Secretary to the
London Infant Society (with a memoir of Pestalozzi). 1827, 1850,
1851.
Many English trns and commentaries.
How Gertrude teaches her children. Tr 1894, 1915 (3rd edn rev).
Pullen, P. H. The Mother’s book exemplifying Pestalozzi’s plan of
awakening the understanding of children. 1820.
de Prati, J. The principles and practice of education illustrative of
the Pestalozzian and Chrestomathic systems. 1829.
Biber, G. E. Pestalozzi and his plan. 1831.
Mayo, Charles. Pestalozzi and his Principles. 1837.
Russell, J. The student’s Pestalozzi. 1888.
Russell, J. Pestalozzi: his life and work. 1890, 1900, 1903. Trn of R.
de Guimps, Histoire de Pestalozzi.
Green, J. A. Educational ideas of Pestalozzi. 1905.
Hayward, F. H. The educational ideas of Pestalozzi. 1905.
Green, J. A. Pestalozzi’s educational writings. 1912.
Brown, S. A comparative view of the systems of Pestalozzi and
Lancaster. 1925. See E. Hamilton, above; R. Dunning, J. Payne, below.
Brougham, Henry P. (Baron Brougham and Vaux). Letter to Sir
Samuel Romilly. Pamphleteer 13 1818.
Speech on the education of the poor, June 1820. Pamphleteer 40–1
1820; Hansard n.s. vol 1 1820, col 39. See Edinburgh Rev 35 1821.
Practical observations upon the education of the people addressed
to the working classes and their employers. 1825. See E. W.
Grinfield, A reply to Mr Brougham’s Practical observations,
Edinburgh Rev 42 1825, 45 1826, Quart Rev 32 1825.
Inaugural discourse on being installed Lord Rector of Glasgow
University. 1825. See Edinburgh Rev 42 1825.
Speech in the House of Lords on the education of the people, 21
May 1835. Hansard vol 27 cols 1293–1333. See ‘M.A. Queen’s
College, Oxford’, A letter to Henry Brougham on the best
method of restoring decayed grammar schools, 1818.
Pamphleteer 13 1818.
Ireland, J. A letter to Henry Brougham. 1819. Pamphleteer 14 1818,
Edinburgh Rev 30–2 1818–19.
See Samuel Butler, below.
Dallaway, Miss R. C. Observations on the most important subjects in
education. 1818.
Heberden, William. On education: a dialogue after the manner of
Cicero. 1818.
Jardine, George. Outlines of philosophical education illustrated.
Glasgow 1818, 1825.
Macnab, Henry Grey. Analysis and analogy recommended in education.
Paris 1818.
See Robert Owen, above.
Myers, T. Remarks on a course of education. 1818.
Arrowsmith, Joseph P. Art of instructing the infant deaf and dumb,
with method of educating deaf mutes, by the Abbé de L’Épée.
1819. See Quart Rev 26 1822, Edinburgh Rev 102 1855.
Hoare, Louisa. Hints for the improvement of early education and
nursery discipline. 1819, 1820, 1824, 1826, 1877 (19th edn).
Butler, Samuel. Thoughts on education of the poor: letter to Henry
Brougham on certain changes in the Education Bill. 1820. See
under Memoirs, below.
Knox, Vicesimus, Headmaster of Tonbridge School 1781–1812.
Remarks on the tendency of certain clauses in a Bill now pending
in Parliament to degrade grammar schools etc. 1820.
See Liberal Education 1781, 1795; Pamphleteer 19 1820.
Pullen, P. H. See Pestalozzi, above.
Bamford, Robert Walker. Essays on the discipline of children, particularly
as regards their education. 1822.
Hill, Matthew Davenport. Public education: plans for the government
and liberal instruction of boys in large numbers, drawn
from experience. 1822, 1825 (2nd edn rptd 1894, in which ‘drawn
from experience’ was replaced by ‘as practised at Hazelwood
School’). Reviewed by Jeffrey, Edinburgh Rev 41 1825, and by De
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