TANT A L'ÉDUCATION. — LIVRES DE CRITIQUES. — REVUES

ANON, Leller from a moïher lo her children ou various important subjects. Lond., Marshall, 1785, 2 vol. in-12.

— Letter to J.-M. Esg. The defects of à Universily, Education and ils unsuitableness io a commercial people... Lond., Dilly, 1762, in-8° (From a society).

— War with the devil, or the young man's conflict with the powers of darkness ? Bristish Museum.

— The whole duty of man, 1658? Ed. Lond., Pawlet, 1686, in-12, State Trials. XXIV-V.

— Reports of Commily of Secrecy. 1794.

— Parl. Hist., XXXI.

— The Encyclopedia of Sunday Schools. New- York, 3 vol. in-8°.

— An Expostulary letier to the Rev. Sir Abraham. Elton. Bart.

— À skeich of the Righis of Boys ana Girls. Lond., 1792, in-8°.

— Laws concerning women. Lond., Johnson, 1779.

ASTELL (MARY), Serious proposal fo Ladies. 1694, in-12.

ASHTON (Jon), Eïghieen Century 'Waifs. Lond., 1887, in-8°.

— Men, Maiden and Manners. Lond., 1883, in-12.

— Social life in the reign of Queen Annc. Lond., 1882, 2 vol. in-8°.

BELL (THomaAs), T'he aduantages of an early education. 1719.

BrrcnenouGa (C.), History of Elementary Education. Lond., 1914, in-12.

BosweLr, Life of Johnson. Lond., 1791, in-4, Edit. Wright.

BRADSHAIGH (LADy), Correspondence.

BurGx (JAMES), T'houghts on Education. 1747, in-8°.

BURGOYNE (GENERAL), The Heiress. Lond., 1786, in-8°.

Burke (Enmunp), Letter to a member of the Nalional Assembly. Works, Lond., Bell, vol. IT.

— Reflexion on the Revolution in France. Lond., 1790, in-8°.

CHAPONE (H.), Letiers on the Improvemeni of the Mind: addressed to a young lady. Lond., Walter, 1773, in-12. Traduc. Ozanam. Paris, 1844, in-12. Cf. Monthly Review, July 1773.

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CHESTERFIELD (Lonrp), Letters wrillen by the lale Right Honorable Philip Donner Stanhope, Earl of Chesierfield to his son Philip Sianhope Esq.…. + Lond., Dodsley, 1774, 2 vol. in-4&. Cf. Monihly se April, May, June, COLERIDGE, Letlers, Conversation, etc. Lond., 1836, 2 vol. in-12. CoLrins (JosHua), An address lo Instrucitors and Parents on the choice and use of books in every branch of Education... Lond., 1802, in-8°. CoNDORCET, Essài sur l'admission des re au droit de cité, 3 juillet 1790. ).

CosTEkER, The fine gentlemen. Lond., 1732, in-8°. CourrTois (Jon), Essay io persuade parenis lo educale their children in piely and viriue. 1697.

CowpEr, The Task lo which is added ühe Epistle to Joseph Hill, Tirocinium and John Gilpin. Lond., 1785, in-8°.

. — The Botanic Garden. Poem. 1789, in-4°.

Darwin (Erasmus), ont iaie or he laws of organic Life. Lond., 1794-96. Day (Tuomas), The Hislory of Sandford and Merion. Lond., 1783, etc. EE F. C. and J. Rivington, Lond., 1818, 2 vol. in-12. Deror (DANIEL), An Essay upon projects. 1697, in-8°. EpcewortTx (Marta), Memoirs of Richard Lowell Edgeworth ne by him. self and concluded.by his danghier. Lond., Hunter, 1821, 2° édit. — Lellers for Literary ladies. Lond., 1795, in-8°. EnGeworTx (RicHArp LoweLL, and MARrA}), Essays on Practical Education. London, 1798, 2 vol. Edition Lond., Hunter, 1822,:3 vol. in-12. ELPHINSTON (JAMES), Educalion. À Poem in four De 1763, in-8°. Essex (Jon), The young ladies’ conduct. Lond., 1722, in-8°. Evans (D.), The Sunday Schools of Wales. Lond., 1883, in-8°. | FERRY DE SAINT-CONSTANT, Londres et les Anglais. Paris, 1804, 4 vol. in-8°. FIEzDING (HENRY), Joseph Andrews. 1742, in-12. — Tom Jones. Lond., 1749, in-8°.

— Amelia. Lond., 1752, 4 vol. in-12.

FrELDING (SARAH), Les malheurs du sentiment. The History of Ophelia. Lond., 1785, 2 vol. in-8°. 4 - FoRDYCE (JAMES), Sermons lo young women. (3° édit. Lond., 1766, 2 vol. in-8°,

— Dialogues concerning Education. Lond., 1745-48, 2 vol. in-8°. Cf. Fordyce delineated a Poem. Lond., in-4.

GiBB0N, Auiobiography N. E. Lond., Murray, 1896, in-8e. =

GISBORNE (THOMAS), An Enquiry inlo the dulies of the female sex. Lond., 1797, in-8°.

GneGoRy. A father’s legacy lo his daughiers. Lond., 1774, in-8°.

Gopwin (WiLLiam), An Enquiry concerning Political Justice and ils influence ou general viriue and happiness. Lond., 1793, 2 vol. in-4°.

— The Enquirer or Reflexions ou FA CHONS Manners and Literature. Lond., 1797, in-8°. a

GROSER (WILLIAM H.), À Hundred Years’ work for the children. Lond., 1903, in-8°.

Hays (Mary), Lellers and Essays. Lond., 1793, in-8e.

Hezverius, De l'Homme. 1772, 2 vol. in-8°. 2° édit. Lond., La Haye, 1773-76. 2 vol. in-8°.

HunT (Leicu), The pres of Leigh Hunt. Lond., 1850, 3 vol., Ed. Constable. Westminster, 1903, 2 vol. in-8°.

Jones (GrirFiru), Welsh Piety. 1743.

Jonnsow, An EÉssay ou Education. A Poem in lwo parts. Lond., 1771, in-4°.

Kames (Lord), Loose hinits upon education, chiefly concerning he dire of the heart. Edinburgh, 1781, in-8°.

Keira (WiLLraM), Essay on the RAS of a young British Nobleman.. 1731, Lond., 1781, in-8e.

KinG (Wicrram), The advaniages of Education; on Prov. xxnt, 6, 1705.

KinG (Miss), An Appeal lo ihe men of Great Britain in behalf of women. Lond., Johnson, 1797.

KNox (Vicesimus), Liberal Educaliion ; or a practical treatise on the methods of acquiring useful and polite ronrire Lond., 1780, in-8°. Traduc. Edit. .Garnery, Paris, 1791, in-8°.‘

LEACH (ARTHUR F.), Educalional Charters and Documents.

LeGouis (ÉMILE), La Jeunesse de Wordsworth. Paris, 1896, in-8°. |

Locke, De l'Education des enfants. Traduit ‘de l’anglais par P. C. (Pierre Costè), 1695, in-8.

LYTTLETON, Dialogues of the Dead. 1760, in-8.. :

MacauLay (Mrs CATHERINE), Lellers on Education. Lond., 1799, in-8°

Marraus, An Essay on the principle of population. Lond. 1798, in-8°.

Maxin (Mrs) Essay. 1673.

MATHIAS (GEORGES), The Pursuits of Literature. 8° édit. Lond., 1798, in-8°.

Mavor (WizLrAM), À father's gift to his children. Lond., 1797, in-12.

MizTon, Of Education. To Master S. Hartlib. 1644, in-4°.

MonrTAGu (Mrs ELrsABETH), The Letlers of Mrs E. Montagu… published by M. Montagu. Lond., 1809-13, 4 vol. in-8. Cf. Doran, À Lady of the last century, illustrated in ber unpublished letters... 1873, in-8°.

MonTaau (Lady Mary WortaLey), Letters of the Right. Hon. Lady, M. y. etc. W. y. M. e... 1763, in-12.

Montesquieu, Noïes sur l’Anglelerre.

More (HAnNau), Siriciures on the modern system of Female Education. 3° édit, Lond., 1799, in-8°.

— The Works of Hannah More. Lond., 1801, 8 vol. in-12, t. VII et VIII.

Moss (Dr), À Siatement of fhe facts relative to Miss More’s Schools. Bath, 1801. AE

Newron (Rogerr), Religion and learning ; the happy effects of an early education ou Prov. xxt1, 6, 1702, in-4e.

Nicnozs (WizLiAm), The advantages of a learned educ. a sermon. Acts. xx11, 3, 1698.

‘ORToN (Jo), An introduction showing the importance of a religions education, 1749.

PaTErsoN (Miss), The Edgeworths. Lond., 1914, in-12.

Payne (Tomas), Righis of man being au auswer to Mr Burke’s atlacks on the French Revolution. Lond., 1791, ,in-8°.

PErCIvAL (Dr), À Father’s Instructions to his children. Lond., 1777, in-8°. Part. II. Cf. Critical Review, novembre 1775; avril 1747.

— A Father’s advice to his daughters. Lond., 1777, in-8°. Cf. Critical Review, juin 1777.

PicreT, Bibliothèque PrRePIar Genève. 1796. etc., in-8°.

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PRIESTLEY (Rev. Josepx), An Essay on a course of liberal. Education in civil and active life. Lond., 1765, in-8°.

— Remarks on a Code of Education... 1765, in-8°.

— Miscellaneous observations relative to Education. Lond., 1778, in-8°.

— The Proper objects of Education in Ho preseni state of the World. Lond. | 1781, in-8°.

Quincey (De), Aufobiography. Ed. Macsdn, 1889, 14 vol. in-8°. |

QUINTILLIEN, Instilulion Oratoire. a

RADcLiIFFE (Mrs), The Female advocate. Lond., 1799, in-8°. Cf. British crilic., décembre, 1799.

RAMSAY (ANDREW, MicHAEL), Plan for the Education of a young prince, 1732.

RoBiNson (Mary) ou ANN. FRANCES RaAnpaLz, Letters lo he women of England on the unjustice of Mental subordination. Lond., 1799, in-8°. Cf. British critic., décembre 1799.

RoLAND D'ERCEVILLE (Président), Compie rendu (13 mai 1768) des différents mémoires renvoyés par les Universités. 1770, in-4°.

RoLLiN, Trailé des Études. Paris, 1726-28-30-31, 4 vol. in-12.

RoussEAU (JEAN-JacQuEs), À discourse to uhich the prize was adjudged by he Academy of Dijon... Translated from the French. R. Wynne, 1752. — Eloisa, or a series of original letters collected and published by J.-J. Rousseau. Trauslated from the French. Dublin, 1761, 4 vol. in-12. Cf. London Chronicle, 1761, 14, 16, 30 Jp 13, 15, 18, 27 août ; 26, 29 septembre;

8 octobre.

— Emilius and Sophia, or a new sysiem of Education. Translated from the

French of John James Rousseau. Lond., 1762, vol. I et II. Cf. London Chronicle, 1762, 16, 21, 23, 27 septembre; Monthly Review, 1762, septembre.

— Emilius, or an essay of SA PA Translated from the French of J.-J. Rousseau, by Mr Nugent. Lond., 1763, 2 vol. in-8°.

— Emilius, or a treatise on Educaiion. Translated from the French. Edinburgh, Donaldson, 1763,3 vol. in-8°.