Author: Morgan, Thomas
Title: Studies in Pedagogy
Description: Boston, Silver, Burdett & Co. 1892. Later printing. Cloth. 352 pp. + Adv. [2]. Sm. 8vo. Thomas Jefferson Morgan (1839-1902), Clergyman, educator, soldier, was appointed commissioner of Indian Affairs by President Harrison. Though in spite of much political and ecclesiastical opposition, he stayed with the principle of separation of church and state in Indian schools, he was also responsible for the forced education and removal of children from their families. A very good tight copy with minor wear at the head of the spine.
Keywords: , Education, Pedagogy,
Title: Studies in Pedagogy
Description: Boston, Silver, Burdett & Co. 1892. Later printing. Cloth. 352 pp. + Adv. [2]. Sm. 8vo. Thomas Jefferson Morgan (1839-1902), Clergyman, educator, soldier, was appointed commissioner of Indian Affairs by President Harrison. Though in spite of much political and ecclesiastical opposition, he stayed with the principle of separation of church and state in Indian schools, he was also responsible for the forced education and removal of children from their families. A very good tight copy with minor wear at the head of the spine.
Keywords: , Education, Pedagogy,
Price: US$ 25.00 Seller: Kaaterskill Books
- Book number: 22859
- Book number: 22859