Pestalozzi and Swiss education in the 18th century critique
The article reviews Pestalozzi’s educational career in Switzerland, detailing his humanitarian aims, early successes with orphans at Stantz, and later failures from lack of a fixed plan. It contrasts his methods with Lancaster and Bell, notes the spread of his ideas to Europe, and discusses female institutes, pupil discipline, and the social consequences of his approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greely
Camruage
Switzerland
Aogme
Uniteire
Nidwalden
Unpderwald
Schwitz
Uri
Stants
Lake of
Lucerne
Inod
Pestalozzi
Rnot
Slantz
Pastalozzi
Stantz
Peola
Pestaloga
Paytulugzi
Iefore
Pestatuzs
Sweden
Europe
Borne
Baring
L’estalozzi
M. verFellenberg
Bell and Lancaster
Owen
Lanark
Pestatozzi
Metho
Hell and
Lancaster
Pestaluzsi
Pestilazai
Hasle
Arau
Germany
Nurremberg
Wisbaden
Schgola
Prossia
Bavaria
London
Selious
King-street
Bryanaton Square
Pestaloaszi
Education and Revolution Influence on Swiss Writer
The author linked crime to lack of education and wrote a book on the topic. He later aimed to improve Swiss education, reacting to the French Revolution which he believed would bring misery to Switzerland. He authored Fables in Prose describing the evils of disorder from France, with Uhean Fables included in his collected works.
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Pestaloesi
Switzerland
Thia
Netare
Mao
Mont Blanc
Europe
Wang
France
Diet
Bonaparte
Vitaly
Spain
Germany
Italy
Jossi G
Cearth
Institute for young women at Clindy near Yverdon
A Hermlet at Clindy near Yverdon hosts an inatilate for young women aimed at tin class of servant. It promises an education suited to their social status to fulfill duties as enlightened Christians. The text notes some students from Vestalozas who honor the locality and defend the institute against detractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clindy
Hermlet
Yverdon
Pen Falogzi Haa
Horrific Infanticide Report From Kutch Tribes
A police superintendent reports that certain Jahreiab tribes in Kutch district practice killing female newborns. He cites traditions blamed on patriarchal domination and describes a ritual of drowning female infants in milk, with midwives as key participants. No Jebresh families in Bombay observed.
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Hinooo
Daimajee Kutcherag
Kaleb
Kutch
Samnugger
Hejah
Moorbee
Bombay
Report on the Down Survey and Vallancy maps debate
The committee reports on the Down Survey records held in the French King’s library, Vallency and Taylor copies, and the fate of destroyed parts. It notes scales, parochial versus baronial maps, and evidence consistency while cautioning against placing the French copies in the destroyed map’s place. It recommends preserving remaining maps on strong paper and not pursuing parliamentary action to substitute the copies for destroyed sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verena
Pylia
Reland
Vallancy
Down
King of
France
Taylor
General Vallencey
Major Taylor
Vallevey
Vaylor
Manuyeripe
Parliamentut
Ireland
House of Commons
Fox Invkins
King
Evalunmce
Mit
Evidenes
Geversk-Vallancy
Bénet
Stralbiey
Truovion
Footingas
Grearly
House of Lords
Bing
Witking
Bethas
Man
Browne
Myr Brownrigg
Brownrigg
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Ee Ue
Zurich
Javater
Bia
Ana
Burgdork
Pestaloszi O
Yverdun
Pentatozai
Flo
Pestalogzi
Postalozei
Pestaloaz
Kevin
Institute of Pontalozzi
Isha
Poxtalogzi
Yveredun
Daghter
Law of Pestalozzi
Stante
Wirtemberg
Swabia
Committee
New York
Markes
Port Witie
Shige
Annyg Yi
Marchioness of
Wreath
Bishop Elphin
Lady Hyde Parker
Bir
Dublin
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