The philosophy of education; or, The principles and practice of teaching. In five parts. Part I. On method as applied to education. Part II. On the cultivation of the intellectual and moral faculties. Part III. On the comparative advantages of different methods and systems of instruction. Part IV. On the application of different systems and methods to the various branches of elementary education. Part V. On school organization and discipline., by Thomas Tate

Title:	The philosophy of education; or, The principles and practice of teaching. In five parts. Part I. On method as applied to education. Part II. On the cultivation of the intellectual and moral faculties. Part III. On the comparative advantages of different methods and systems of instruction. Part IV. On the application of different systems and methods to the various branches of elementary education. Part V. On school organization and discipline.
Author:	Tate, Thomas, 1807-1888
Note:	C. W. Bardeen, 1885

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