The Shameful Discipline of the Schools Expos’d; or Whipping an Improper Punishment for Youth, by an Enemy to the Infamous Practice of Flogging; but a Friend to a Mild and Generous Treatment of Young Gentlemen at School, as Most Likely to Answer all the Va

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Whipping may have been a common punishment in schools of the past, but C.W. argues passionately against this practice in this thought-provoking essay. Drawing on historical examples and contemporary research, C.W. makes a compelling case for a gentler, more enlightened educational system. A must-read for anyone interested in the field of education.

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