The wrongs of children; or, A practical vindication of children from the injustice done them in early nurture and education; : addressed to parents, tutors, guardians, and masters; and to legislators and governors; setting forth the source of much human misery, and pointing out the remedy. In a series of essays on education, to be published periodically. /
Bell, Andrew,1753-1832.
Bell, Andrew,1753-1832,donor.StEdNL: AB.2.218.12(1)
Gray, Robert,1762-1834,former owner.StEdNL: AB.2.218.12(1)
Gray, Robert,1809-1872,former owner.StEdNL: AB.2.218.12(1)
Church of the Province of South Africa.Diocese of Cape Town.Library,former owner.StEdNL: AB.2.218.12(1)
London: : Printed for Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church Yard and Waterloo Place; Hatchard, Piccadilly; Blackwood, Edinburgh; and Cumming, Dublin.,
1819-
Issued periodically in 3 numbers with continuous pagination (pp. 1-64), no. 2 is dated April 1819 and no. 3 May 1819; with an Appendix, pp. 65-96, which concludes "the end of the introduction, or part. I", but there is no record of any further numbers being published.
Ownership sticker on the front pastedown "John Lawson". Below that the inkstamp "Cape Town Diocesan Library.". This inkstamp is also at the head of the title page. Manuscript inscription at the head of the title page "From the author to the Rev. Dr Gray" i.e. Robert Gray (1762-1834) Rector of Bishopwearmouth (Sunderland), who later became Bishop of Bristol. Robert Gray's son, also called Robert (1809-1872) became Bishop of Cape Town in 1847. It is likely that the volume was passed down from father to son thus accounting for the Cape Town connection.
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