John Adams and Daniel Webster as Schoolmasters
A fascinating account of two of America's most celebrated statesmen and their little-known careers as teachers. Elizabeth Porter Gould uncovers the educational philosophies and practices of John Adams and Daniel Webster, showing how their experiences in the classroom shaped their later lives and careers. This is an indispensable resource for anyone interested in the history of American education or political thought.
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