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Routledge Reformatory Schools (1851) - Social History of Education

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Explore a significant historical perspective with Reformatory Schools (1851) by Routledge. This academic work serves as Volume II in a comprehensive eight-volume series dedicated to the Social History of Education. Originally published in 1851, this text provides a deep look into the Victorian era's approach to juvenile delinquency and social reform. The study examines the concept of juvenile depravity and the historical arguments for early intervention. It details the necessity of providing children with sound moral, religious, and industrial training to prevent them from entering the dangerous classes. By focusing on the use of reformatory schools as a primary solution, this book offers valuable insights for historians, educators, and researchers interested in the evolution of juvenile justice and educational systems. This volume is an essential resource for understanding how 19th-century society attempted to address the needs of young offenders through structured educational environments.

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Part of a larger series: This text is Volume II of an eight-volume series on the Social History of Education.

Historical primary source: Originally published in 1851, providing an authentic look at 19th-century social studies.

Specialized subject matter: Focuses on the history of juvenile offenders and the development of reformatory schools.

Educational research value: Analyzes historical methods of moral, religious, and industrial training for children.

Academic publication: Produced by Routledge, a respected name in historical and social science literature.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 071300018X
Category: Books > Subjects > Politics, Philosophy & Social Sciences > Social Sciences > Crime & Criminals > Criminology
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 18 April 1969
Listed Since: 10 February 2007

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