The schools of Christendom
Subtitle: II. The decay of Greek and Latin: the fruit of pretence of teaching, long employed in private and public schools: the true method of teaching language, ancient and modern: the imposture of smatterings of many sorts of knowledge, and of the modern invention of cramming : III. The science of flogging, its natural, necesary, efficient, and salutary application in many cases
By: by George Anthony Denison
Publisher: William Ridgway
Published: 1886
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 79
Subjects: Schools.; Greek language -- History.; Latin language -- History.; Flagellation.
Other titles: Decay of Greek and Latin.; Science of Flogging.
Description: https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/100773786
Notes: Nos. on t.p. refer to chapters of which The schools of Christendom is chapter one.

Imprint from colophon.

Margin notes.

The decay of Greek and Latin is 'revised and reprinted from "Notes of my life", 3rd ed., 1879, C. ii'.

Binding; in blue printed paper wrapper.

Includes bibliographical references.