A Sketch of the improved method of education, employed by Dr. Bell, in the asylum at Madrass; by J. Lancaster, in London; and lately introduced into several schools for poor children, in New York and Philadelphia

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A Sketch of the improved method of education, employed by Dr. Bell, in the asylum at Madrass; by J. Lancaster, in London; and lately introduced into several schools for poor children, in New York and Philadelphia

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Format:	Online Book
Language:	English
Published:	Philadelphia: : Published by Kimber & Conrad, no. 93, Market-Street. Brown & Merritt, printers, 24 Church-Alley., 1809.
Series:	Early American imprints. no. 18622.
Subjects:	Monitorial system of education.
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