English Education,1789-1902 (Paperback)

Preface; Introduction; Part I. Pre-Victorian: 1. The people and the people's education; 2. Higher education; 3. The universities; 4. Educational opinion; Part II. Earlier Victorian (1839?1867): 5. The committee of council and the voluntary system; 6. The workman's self-education; 7. The universities in the mid-century; 8. 'Sound and cheap elementary instruction'; 9. The ancient public schools; 10. Secondary education and its reform; 11. The conflict of studies; Part III. Later Victorian (1867?1902): 12. Women and other working folk; 13. The compromise of 1870 and the cross commission; 14. Disseminating a knowledge of science; 15. University education; 16. Administrative muddle; 17. The schoolmasters profession; Index.