The Scottish Enlightenment and the American college ideal / Douglas Sloan. [print]
Material type: TextSeries: Teachers College studies in educationPublication details: [New York, New York] : Teachers College Press, Columbia University, [(c)1971.Description: xi, 298 pages ; 24 cmContent type:- text
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- LA226.S368 1971
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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 Appendix: Presbyterian academies.
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