Francis Greenwood Peabody Libri

Explore the role of museums in university education with this groundbreaking work by Francis Greenwood Peabody. Peabody's innovative ideas about the use of museum collections as teaching tools will challenge the reader's assumptions about education and push them to think more deeply about the role of institutions in society. A must-read for educators and anyone interested in the intersection of culture and learning.

First published in 1895, this hymnal is a treasured piece of Harvard University's rich cultural heritage. Featuring more than 200 hymns, as well as prayers, chants, and other devotional material, this volume is an essential resource for anyone interested in the spiritual life of this venerable institution. The elegant design and scholarly annotations make this hymnal a beautiful and meaningful addition to any collection.

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