Science and education
Subtitle: essays
Publisher: D. Appleton and Company
Published: 1897
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 451
Subjects: Education; Science; Study and teaching
Notes: "Authorized edition."

Half-title: "Collected essays by T.H. Huxley, volume III."

Bound in maroon cloth; stamped in gold and blind.
Table of contents: title: I. Joseph Priestley [1847]; title: II. On the educational value of the natural history sciences [1854]; title: III. Emanicipaton; title: black and white [1865]; title: IV. A liberal education; and where to find it [1868]; title: V. Scientific education: notes of an after-dinner speech [1880]; title: VI. Science and culture [1880]; title: VII. On sciences and art in relation to education [1882]; title: VIII. Universities : actual and ideal [1874]; title: IX. Address on university education [1876]; title: X. On the study of biology [1876].; title: XI. On elementary instruction in physiology [1870]; title: XII. On medical education [1870]; title: XIII. The state and the medical profession [1884]; title: XIV. The connection of the biological sciences with medicine [1881]; title: XV. The school boards: what they may can do, and what they may do [1870]; title: XVI.; title: Technical education [1877]; title: XVIII. Address on behalf of the National Association for the Promotiom of Technical Education [1887].