Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Education of Girls
No apology is made for the appearance of this book. Much has been written upon the subject of education. Many theories have been advanced. The author endeavors to point out some mistakes that he thinks have been made, and how they may be corrected. He Who writes Simply to find fault and to destroy does but little good. Honest criti cism can never do harm. The author makes no claim to originality. These views have been impressed upon his mind in his work as a teacher. He expects no commenda tions. Heis well aware of the imperfections of his work. In the fond hope that it may be the means of encouraging some mother in her work and inspiring some girl to nobler deeds of virtue, this little book is sent forth upon its mission. G. W. Hoenshel.
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