The French tradition in education: Ramus to Mme.Necker de SaussureCUP Archive, 1922 |
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ELEMENTARY EDUCATION AND THE EDUCATION | 39 |
HUGUENOT EDUCATION | 73 |
THE EDUCATION OF PRINCESBOSSUET | 109 |
THE ORATORIAN SCHOOLS | 145 |
THE UNIVERSITY OF PARIS 2ROLLIN | 184 |
A PLAN OF NATIONAL EDUCATIONLA CHALOTAIS | 219 |
THE EARLY EDUCATION OF CHILDRENMADAME | 250 |
APPENDIX | 285 |
INDEX | 303 |
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