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McGuffey’s New Eclectic Speaker

Catalog and preface to McGuffey's New Eclectic Speaker (1858): endorsements and table of contents for a school reader of short exercises for reading, speaking, and moral instruction.
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School Ethics

Argues for moral education in schools: teach the reasons behind rules, appeal to children's dignity and conscience, reduce corporal punishment, and teach American history.
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Philosophical Education

Argues that effective teaching requires understanding the mind; education forms character, so parents and instructors must responsibly train youth intellectually and morally.
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Duties of Teachers and Parents

1835 lecture urging professionalization of teaching and cooperation of teachers, parents, and legislators to educate all citizens, promoting knowledge, virtue, and civic prosperity.
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Memorial of Alexander Hamilton McGuffey

Memorial biography of Alexander H. McGuffey (1816–1896), Cincinnati lawyer, educator, trustee of Cincinnati College and collaborator on McGuffey's Readers. Devoted church layman and civic leader.

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