Three Addresses to Girls at School

"Three Addresses to Girls at School" by James Maurice Wilson offers a glimpse into the landscape of moral education and the shaping of young women's minds. This carefully prepared print edition presents a collection of speeches and addresses delivered to girls within a school setting. Wilson's work delves into the philosophical and social aspects of education, providing insight into the priorities and values emphasized during the period. Explore the perspectives on education, particularly for girls, as presented in these historical addresses. A valuable resource for those interested in the history of education, women's studies, and Christian education.

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