Chapter II: Preface

I. THE RISE
II. THE COLLAPSE
III. PROPAGANDA
IV. CONTROVERSY
V. CAPTURE BY THE STATE
VI. THE MAKING OF "POLITICIANS"
VII. PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND FREAK SCHOOLS
VIII. MORALITY
IX. RELIGION
X. CURRICULUM
XI. THE YOUNG GENERATION AND THE OLD
APPENDIX

"That such an experiment should have been permitted in one of the great public (English) schools is a sign of the greatest promise for the future."--_Aberdeen Free Press_.

"Of all the objectionable and inept proposals for reforming the education of our public schools we must award the palm to the scheme of teaching boys politics."--_Saturday Review_.

"We do not believe the authors have delivered all their message."--_Scottish Educational Journal_.

THE SCHOOL AND THE WORLD