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Gain insight into the changing landscape of American education with this classic journal. Featuring articles by leading educators such as Absalom Peters, Henry Barnard, and Samuel Sidwell Randall, this volume offers a rich and fascinating glimpse into the debates and developments of the nineteenth-century American educational system.

In this book, Henry Barnard provides a comprehensive guide to school architecture. He covers the design and construction of school buildings, including the arrangement of classrooms, lighting, and ventilation. The book is suitable for architects, educators, and anyone interested in the design and construction of educational facilities.

Henry Barnard's legacy as the first United States Commissioner of Education has left an indelible mark on American education. This comprehensive biography explores his contributions in the development of public education and his tireless advocacy for educational reform.