Emerson's Views Concerning Education and the Scholar, Volume 1University of Wisconsin--Madison, 1938 - 1364 pages |
Contents
Introduction | i |
II | xii |
Appendix A ADULT EDUCATION AND THE LYCEUM 574 | xxix |
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