Suchergebnisse

Sarmiento's reply to 'Escuela sin religión' by Nicolás Avellaneda, published 1883. In reference to the 'Ley de Educación Común', passed in 1884, Sarmiento defends secular education and the new laws concerning religious teaching at public schools. Material in this pamphlet was taken from newspaper articles published in Buenos Aires in 1883, after Avellaneda's publication. The editor is signed 'A. M. G', possibly Angel M. Giménez, who is noted on the back page as a contributor to the same publication series

Commemorative speech delivered by president Domingo Faustino Sarmiento on the anniversary of the battle of Tucuman, at the inauguration of an equestrian statue of Manuel Belgrano

Discussion concerning popular education in Chile, with chapters addressing questions about the role of primary education, its influence over manners, morals, industry and the general development of national prosperity, the best means of delivering primary education, and how to collect rents. Includes two tables, 'Censo de la lectura en Chile, Computado sobre documentos públicos, tomando por base los resultados de los censos parciales de Arauco, Chiloe, Valdivia, Concepcion, Talca, Maule y Nuble', and 'Estadistica comparada De la educacion que reciben los habitantes de Chile y de New-York, con relacion á su número de habitantes respectivo'. Dated 24 February 1855

Continuation, by Domingo Faustino Sarmiento, of a German publication, 'Colonizacion i Emigracion Alemana', or 'Deutsche Auswanderung und Colonisation' originally published by J. E. Wappaüs, 1846, intended to inform the people of South America of the intellectual and industrial advantages of immigration. Followed by 'Notas por el Dr. Wappaüs', and 'Arjiropolis o la capital de los estados confederados del Rio de la Plata. Solucion de las dificultades que embarazan la pacificacion permanente del Rio de la Plata, por medio de la convocacion de un congreso, i la creacion de una capital en la Isla de Martin Garcia, de cuya posesion (hoi en poder de la Francia) dependen la libre navegacion de los rios, i la independencia, desarrollo y libertad del Paraguay, el Uruguay i las provincias Argentinas del Litoral', published Santiago, Imprenta de Julio Belin I CA., 1850, signed Pedro Ferré

System for the establishment of popular education in Chile, based on systems observed by the author in the United States and Europe, setting out guidelines for schools from nurseries to secondary education. Includes chapters on income, school inspections, the education of women, teachers, asylum rooms, public schools, teaching system and Spanish spelling