An Address to Parents
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"An Address to Parents" by James Perry offers guidance on the crucial role of parents in shaping the character and intellect of their children. Written in 1823, this work provides insights into the educational philosophies and child-rearing practices of the early 19th century. Perry emphasizes the importance of moral instruction, intellectual development, and the cultivation of virtuous habits from an early age. This address serves as a valuable historical document, reflecting the concerns and aspirations of parents during a period of significant social and educational change. Its enduring appeal lies in its focus on the fundamental principles of effective parenting and the profound influence of family life on the development of future generations.
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