Explore the origins of Quaker education in colonial Pennsylvania with Thomas Woody's "Early Quaker Education in Pennsylvania." This meticulously researched historical text delves into the development of educational practices within the Quaker community, examining their unique approach to religious instruction and its impact on the broader social and cultural landscape of the era.
Uncover the historical context of Quaker schools, their philosophies, and their contributions to the shaping of early American education. This volume provides valuable insights into the intersection of religion and learning during a formative period in United States history. A key resource for anyone interested in the history of education, colonial America, or the Quaker faith, this book offers a detailed look at the foundations of a distinctive educational tradition.
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