The teacher of nations
Subtitle: addresses and essays in commemoration of the visit to England of the great Czech educationalist Jan Amos Komenský, Comenius, 1641-1941
By: by Eduard Beneš, J. L. Paton, Henry Morris [and others]  Edited by Joseph Needham, with a chronological table showing the events in the life of Comenius by R. Fitzgibbon Young and a select bibliography of the works of Comenius by Anna Heyberger (translated by Corinne Barham)
Contributors: Needham, Joseph, 1900- ed.
Publisher: The University Press
Published: 1942
Place of publication: Cambridge [Eng.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 99
Subjects: Comenius, Johann Amos, 1592-1670.
Table of contents: title: The place of Comenius in history as a good European, by Eduard Beneš.; title: Comenius as a pioneer of education, by J. L Paton.; title: Education and the community, by Henry Morris.; title: Comenius' visit to England (1641), and the rise of scientific societies in the seventeenth century, by J. D. Bernal.; title: Comenius and the invisible college (1645-1662) by R. F. Young.; title: Comenius and Harvard, by J. B. Conant.; title: Comenius' life and work in its historical setting, by O. Odložilík.; title: Comenius, the English revolution, and our present plight, by Oskar Kokoschka.; title: Comenius and confidence in the rational mind, by Dorothea W. Singer.; title: The social relations of science in the seventeenth and twentieth centuries, by J. G. Crowther.; title: The debt of Europe to Czechoslovakia and to Comenius, by Ernest Barker.