Public Education: Consisting of Three Tracts, Reprinted from the Edinburgh Review; The Classical Journal; And the Pamphleteer; Together with the Defence of Public Schools, by the Late Dean of Westminster (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Public Education: Consisting of Three Tracts, Reprinted From the Edinburgh Review; The Classical Journal; And the Pamphleteer; Together With the Defence of Public Schools, by the Late Dean of Westminster

There is a set of well-dressed, prosperous gentlemen, who assemble daily at Mr. Hatch ard's shop -clean, civil personages, well in with people in power, -delighted with every existing institution - and almost with every existing circumstance - and every now and then, one Of these personages writes a little book - and the rest praise that little book - 1 expecting to be praised, in their turn, for, their own little books -and, of these little books, thus written by these clean, civil personages, so expecting to be praised, the pamphlet bc-r fore us appears to be one.

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