An edition of The teacher of nations
(1942)
The teacher of nations
addresses and essays in commemoration of the visit to England of the great Czech educationalist Jan Amos Komenský, Comenius, 1641-1941
by Joseph Needham
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![Cover of: The teacher of nations by by Eduard Beneš, J. L. Paton, Henry Morris [and others] Edited by Joseph Needham, with a chronological table showing the events in the life of Comenius by R. Fitzgibbon Young and a select bibliography of the works of Comenius by Anna Heyberger (translated by Corinne Barham)](/images/icons/avatar_book.png){kind=icon}
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The place of Comenius in history as a good European, by Eduard Beneš.
Comenius as a pioneer of education, by J. L Paton.
Education and the community, by Henry Morris.
Comenius' visit to England (1641), and the rise of scientific societies in the seventeenth century, by J. D. Bernal.
Comenius and the invisible college (1645-1662) by R. F. Young.
Comenius and Harvard, by J. B. Conant.
Comenius' life and work in its historical setting, by O. Odložilík.
Comenius, the English revolution, and our present plight, by Oskar Kokoschka.
Comenius and confidence in the rational mind, by Dorothea W. Singer.
The social relations of science in the seventeenth and twentieth centuries, by J. G. Crowther.
The debt of Europe to Czechoslovakia and to Comenius, by Ernest Barker.
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