School-Days in 1800: Or, Education as It Was a Century Since
1800
School-Days in 1800: Or, Education as It Was a Century Since
1800
Biographies, History - American, History - Schools & Universities, Parenthood & Family Relations
''School-Days in 1800: Or, Education as It Was a Century Since'' by Lucy Ellen Guernsey, first published in 1800, is a historical account that reflects on the educational practices and daily experiences of children in early America. Presented through the reminiscences of Olivia Brown, as recorded by her great-granddaughter, the narrative captures the essence of childhood, family life, and schooling in post-Revolutionary Massachusetts. The book provides a vivid portrayal of domestic routines, social dynamics, and the challenges faced by young students, making it a significant exploration of education and community in a bygone era.
