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"The Early Moravian Contribution to Liberal Education in Eastern Pennsylvania" explores the significant role played by the Moravian Church in shaping educational practices and institutions in the region during the early years of its settlement. J. Taylor Hamilton details the Moravians' commitment to providing a broad and enlightened education, emphasizing not only religious instruction but also the arts and sciences. This historical account highlights the Moravians' progressive approach to education, their establishment of schools and academies, and their influence on the intellectual and cultural landscape of Eastern Pennsylvania.
This book offers valuable insights into the Moravians' pioneering efforts in establishing educational models that fostered intellectual curiosity and prepared students for leadership roles in society. It underscores the lasting legacy of the Moravian Church in promoting liberal education and its enduring impact on the educational system of Pennsylvania.
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