A new and practical plan for educating England’s laboring children
This edition presents the idea of a free school model designed to boost religious and moral instruction among the poor, with the aim of reducing crime and improving national prosperity.
Originating in early 19th-century Westminster, the work outlines a comprehensive system for educating male and female children admitted to a Free School. It emphasizes early religious and moral training, clear rules for discipline, and practical ways to prepare girls for domestic work and diligent service. The text argues that widespread, affordable education for the poor can transform communities and strengthen the country as a whole.
Readers will find concrete details on purpose, structure, and administration: the scope of lessons, attendance expectations, and the role of parents in supporting school discipline. The material also includes sample regulations, prayer forms, and guidance for expanding the system to reach more children.
Ideal for readers interested in the history of education reform, social policy, and moral instruction in early modern Britain.
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