Horace Mann and religion in the Massachusetts public schools
By: by Raymond B. Culver, PH.D.
Contributors: Yale University.
Series: Yale studies in the history and theory of religious education. III
Publisher: Yale university press; H. Milford, Oxford University press
Published: 1929
Place of publication: New Haven; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 301
Subjects: Mann, Horace, 1796-1859; Packard, Frederick Adolphus, 1794-1869; Church and education -- Massachusetts; Education -- Massachusetts -- History
Other titles: Religion in the Massachusetts public schools.
Notes: Bibliography: p. [291]-296.
"The present volume is the third work published by the Yale university press on the Samuel B. Sneath memorial publication fund."
"In its original form, this study was presented to the faculty of the Yale Graduate School ... for the degree of doctor of philosophy [1924]"
Table of contents: title: Includes an account of Mr. Mann's controversy regarding school libraries with Frederick A. Packard, of the American Sunday school union.  The correspondence between Mann and Packard on this subject reprinted in Appendix A.