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This comprehensive history of education in Scotland offers a wealth of insights into the social, political, and cultural forces that shaped the Scottish educational system. From the early parish schools of the Middle Ages to the modern universities of the 21st century, Alexander Wright traces the evolution of Scottish education within the broader context of European intellectual history.
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