The Scottish Enlightenment and the American college ideal.

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The Scottish Enlightenment and the American college ideal.

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English
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298

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Table of Contents

The Scottish universities in the Enlightenment.
Log colleges, revivals, and the mother church of Scotland: the Presbyterian academy.
Old Side educator: Francis Alison.
The Scottish Enlightenment comes to Princeton: John Witherspoon.
Education, progress, and polygamy: Samuel Stanhope Smith.
From Nottingham Academy to the Edinburgh of America: Benjamin Rush.
Science, society, and the curriculum: conclusions.
Bibliography (p. [249]-280).
Appendix (p. 281-284): Presbyterian academies.

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Published in
[New York]
Series
Teachers College studies in education

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Dewey Decimal Class
378.73
Library of Congress
LA226 .S58

The Physical Object

Pagination
xi, 298 p.
Number of pages
298

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Open Library
OL5220099M
Internet Archive
scottishenlighte0000doug
LCCN
75132938
OCLC/WorldCat
134459

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OL3466144W

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