Essays on Education in the Early Republic is a collection of essays edited by Frederick Rudolph and published by Belknap Press in 1966.
Its contents were created in the early United States after the American Revolution.[1] Thoughts upon the Mode of Education proper in the Republic by Benjamin Rush and The Education of Youth in America by Noah Webster are included.[2]
Reception edit
W. D. Halls, in British Journal of Educational Studies, praised the "unity" in the essays.[2]
Mehdi Nakosteen of the University of Colorado praised the particular arrangement and assortment of the essays.[3] He stated that the book could be improved if it had information on how other early American figures thought of education.[4]
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References edit
- Halls, W.D. (November 1966). "Reviewed Work: Essays on Education in the Early Republic by Frederick Rudolph". British Journal of Educational Studies. 14 (3). Taylor & Francis, Ltd. for Society for Educational Studies: 100–101. doi:10.2307/3119702. JSTOR 3119702.
- Nakosteen, Mehdi (Spring 1966). "Reviewed Work: Essays on Education in the Early Republic by Frederick Rudolph". History of Education Quarterly. 6 (1). Cambridge University Press: 79–80. doi:10.2307/367014. JSTOR 367014.
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External links edit
- Essays on education in the early Republic - Hosted at the University of Michigan
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