The Education of American Girls

Brackett's classic book offers a compelling analysis of the contemporary education of American girls, focusing on their intellectual, physical, and moral development. Drawing on her own experience as a teacher and educator, Brackett provides practical advice for parents and educators, as well as insights into the broader social and cultural context of education in late 19th-century America.
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