Publisher's Synopsis
This book is likely a detailed report on the common school system in Massachusetts in the mid-19th century, penned by the state's first Secretary of Education Horace Mann. It may include information on enrollment, funding, and teacher training, and may offer insights into the goals and priorities of the early public education movement in America.
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