Common School Journal, Volumes 1-2

This collection includes the first two volumes of Horace Mann and William Bentley Fowle's influential Common School Journal, which advocated for improvements in public education in the United States during the mid-19th century. Featuring essays, reports, and other educational materials, these volumes offer a compelling glimpse into the state of American schooling at the time and the efforts to make it better.
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