The English child in the eighteenth century
By: by Rosamond Bayne-Powell
Publisher: J. Murray
Published: 1939
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 322
Subjects: Children; Education; Social life and customs; Social conditions; Child
Notes: "First edition 1939."

"Books read and consulted": p. 306-308.

Includes index.

Bibliography: P.306-308.
Table of contents: title: The children of the well-to-do; title: The children of the poor; title: Theories on education; title: Dames' Schools and Charity Schools; title: Boys' schools; title: Girls' schools; title: Religion and the child; title: The law and the child; title: The child in illness; title: Amusements, sports and games; title: Children's toys; title: Children's books; title: Superstitions and customs relating to childhood; title: Children's needlework and handicrafts; title: Some children in eighteenth-century fiction; title: Some children's letters.