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The workman and the franchise: chapters from English history on
the representation and education of the people. 1866.
A few words on secular and denominational education. 1870.
See F. Maurice, Life of Maurice,1884.
Reiner, Charles. Lessons on number and lessons on form. 1835. Pam.
Whewell, William. Thoughts on the study of mathematics.
Cambridge 1835. See Edinburgh Rev 62–3 1836.
See Universities, below.
Williamson, J. The diffusion of knowledge amongst the middle
classes. 1835. See Edinburgh Rev 62 1836.
Gray, J. Thoughts on education with particular reference to the
grammar school system. 1836.
Dunn, Henry. Popular education. 1837.
National education, the question of questions. 1837.
See Edinburgh Rev 66 1838.
Calm thoughts on the recent Minutes of the Committee of Council.
1847.
Hoppus, J. Thoughts on academical education and degrees in arts.
1837.
Crisis of popular education. 1847.
Wyse, Sir Thomas. Educational reform or the necessity of a national
system. 1837.
Education in the United Kingdom: its progress and prospects. 1837
(Central Soc of Education). Sir Thomas was one of the founders
of the Soc. See B. F. Foster, Education reform: a review of Wyse,
New York 1837.
Notes on education reform from the unpublished memoirs of Sir
Thomas Wyse. Ed W. M. Wyse, Waterford 1901.
Boone, James S. The educational economy of England. Pt 1, 1838.
Horner, Leonard. On the state of education in Holland [with] measures
to extend and improve education in Great Britain. 1838. A
trn with addns of V. Cousin, De l’instruction publique en
Hollande.
Brown, C. M. Leonard Horner, 1785–1864: his contribution to education.
Jnl of Educational Administration and History 17 1985.
Martineau, Harriet. How to observe. 1838.
Household education. 1849, 1861, 1867, 1876.
Taylor, Isaac. Home education. 1838.
Austen, Mary. On national education. 1839.
Kay-Shuttleworth, Sir James. Recent measures for the promotion of
education in England. 1839.
The school in relation to the State, the Church and the
Congregation. 1847.
Public education. 1853.
Four periods of public education. 1862. A reprint of earlier bks and
pams.
Memorandum on popular education. 1865.
Some of the results of the Education Act and Code of 1870.
Fortnightly Rev May 1876.
See Official documents, below, contribution to the Minutes of the
Committee of Council on Education 1839–49.
Smith, F. The life and work of Kay Shuttleworth. 1923, rptd Bath
1974.
Tholfson, T. G. (ed). Sir James Kay-Shuttleworth on popular education.
1974.
Paz, D. G. Sir James Kay-Shuttleworth: the man behind the myth.
History of Education 14 1985.
Selleck, R. J. W. James Kay-Shuttleworth: journey of an outsider.
1994.
Phillpots, Henry. Charge to the clergy of Exeter, Triennial Visitation
1839. 1839. On the State and religious education.
Russell, Lord John. National education: parliamentary speeches by
Russell and the Marquess of Lansdowne and recent measures for
the promotion of education in England, with statistical tables
(1826–39). 1839.
L[ord?], E. Discursive remarks on modern education. 1841.
Barwell, Mrs L. M. Letters from Hofwyl by a parent. 1842. See
Pestalozzi, above.
Lovett, W. and J. Collins. Chartism: a new organisation for the
people. 1842. Rptd with introd by Asa Briggs Leicester 1969.
Spencer, Herbert. State education. In his The proper sphere of government,
1843.
State education self defeating. 1851.
Education, intellectual, moral and physical. 1861; ed F. A.
Cavanagh, Cambridge 1932.
Compayre, G. Spencer et l’éducation scientifique. Paris 1901. See
Memoirs, below.
Tomlinson, S. From Rousseau to evolutionism: Herbert Spencer
on the science of education. History of Education 25 1996.
Fenn, J. The school master’s legacy and family monitor. 1843.
Hinton, J. H. Second letter to Sir James Graham on the educational
clauses of the Factories Bill. 1843.
Owen, Sir Hugh. Letter to the Welsh people. 1843.
Shaftesbury, Lord. Moral and religious education of the working
classes. 1843.
Wordsworth, W. The excursion. 1814. Bks 8–9, with Wordsworth’s
note in 1843 edn. See J. Fotheringham, Wordsworth’s Prelude as a
study in education, 1899.
Skinner, S. Educational essays: practical observations on instruction,
discipline, physical training. 1844.
Wordsworth, C. Discussions on public education. 1844.
Diary in France mainly concerning education and the Church.
1845.
Parsons, B. Education the birthright of every human being. 1845.
Amos, Andrew. Four lectures on the advantages of a classical education
as an auxiliary to a commercial education; with a letter to
Whewell. 1846.
Angus, Joseph. Four lectures on the advantages of a classical education.
1846. 2 distinct essays written for 2 prizes offered by Henry
Beaufoy; Angus won the first prize; James Pycroft, author of
Oxford memories 1886, the second.
Baines, Sir Edward. Letters written to the Rt Hon Lord John Russell.
1846, 1848.
The late struggle for the freedom of education. 1846.
An alarm to the nation on the measure of State education. 1848.
On the progress and efficiency of voluntary education. 1848.
Strictures on the new Government Measure. 1853.
National education. 1856.
Our past educational improvement. 1857.
Voluntary and religious education. 1857.
Booth, James. Education and educational institutions considered
with reference to the present state of society. 1846.
Examination the province of the State. 1847.
On the influence of examination as an instrument of education.
1854.
Systematic instruction and periodical examination. 1857. See Quart
Rev 108 1860.
Foden, Frank. The examiner: James Booth and the origins of
common examinations. Leeds 1989.
Hamilton, Rev Richard Winter. Institutions of popular education.
Leeds 1846. See R. V. Taylor, Biographia Leodiensis, Leeds 1865.
Hook, Dean Walter F. On the means of rendering more efficient the
education of the people: a letter to the Bishop of St David’s. 1846.
See R. V. Taylor, Biographia Leodiensis, Leeds 1865.
Kay, Joseph. Education of the poor in England and Europe. 1846.
Social conditions and education of the people in England and
Europe. 2 vols 1850.
The condition and education of poor children in English and
German towns. 1853.
Mann, Horace. Report of an educational tour in Germany and parts
of Great Britain and Ireland. 1846. With preface by Hodgson.
Binney, Thomas. Education. 1847.
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