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OTTERBEIN MAIN COLLECTION | LC151 .G68 2003 | AVAILABLE |
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Table of Contents | ||||||
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List of Figures | ||||||
Foreword / Gerald Gutek | ||||||
Introduction | ||||||
Pt. I | Literacy and Religion in Colonial America (1620-1789) | 1 | ||||
1 | A Light in the Forest: Colonial New England | 3 | ||||
2 | From "Dukes" to "Friends": Literacy in the Middle Atlantic Colonies | 37 | ||||
3 | "Old Field Schools" and Tidewater Tutors: The Southern Colonies | 55 | ||||
Pt. II | Literacy in the Young Republic (1790-1860) | 79 | ||||
4 | Literacy in Transition: The Northeast | 81 | ||||
5 | "Lay the Cornerstone More Firmly": The Antebellum South | 117 | ||||
Pt. III | Literacy and the Frontier Experience (1790-1900) | 139 | ||||
6 | "Jack of All Trades, Master of Some": Pioneer Educators of the Midwest | 141 | ||||
7 | "An Eternity Job": Riding the Literacy Circuit on the Western Frontier | 165 | ||||
Pt. IV | Literacy Outside the Mainstream (1620-1900) | 191 | ||||
8 | Literacy as a Mission: Native Americans | 193 | ||||
9 | Contraband Education: The Struggle for African-American Literacy | 227 | ||||
Pt. V | Literacy in the Modern Age (1870-) | 261 | ||||
10 | Literacy for Everyone? | 263 | ||||
Conclusion: The Lessons of Literacy for Today and Tomorrow | 295 | |||||
Bibliography | 305 | |||||
Index | 319 |
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