Educational Classes And Other Service With Workingmen
"Educational Classes And Other Service With Workingmen" explores the crucial role of adult education in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It examines the efforts to provide educational opportunities for the working class, focusing on the types of classes, services, and resources that were most effective in improving their lives and contributing to social mobility.
This study delves into the methods and philosophies behind these educational initiatives, shedding light on the individuals and organizations dedicated to uplifting the working class through knowledge and skill development. A valuable resource for understanding the history of adult education and its impact on social reform movements.
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