| (1712–1778) (1749–1831) | | | +----------------------------------+---------------------------------------------+ DIDACTIC SCHOOL | Sarah Kirby Trimmer[3]--------------------------------+ (1741–1810) | | +-------------------------+-----------------------+--------------------+ | | | | | | Joseph Jacotot[6][7][11] F. Froebel[8][12] F. A. W. Diesterweg[8][12] | C. G. Salzmann[12] (1770–1840) (1782–1852) (1790–1866) | (1744–1811) +---------------------+-------------+----------+----------+--------+-------+-------+--------------+ | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Madame de Arnaud Berquin[6][7] | R. L. Edgeworth[3] | John Aikin[3] | Thomas Day[3] Maria Genlis[7] (1749?-1791) | (1744–1817) | (1747–1821) | (1748–1789) Edgeworth[3] (1746–1830) | | | | (1767–1849) | | Anna L. Barbauld[3][11] | | | | (1743–1825) | | +---------------------+---------+-------------------------+ +-------+ | | | | | Mme. Le Prince de Hannah More[3] tr. Mary Wollstonecraft[3] | Beaumont[6][10] (1745–1833) [Godwin] | (1711–1780) | (1759–1797) | | Patty More | Dr. Isaac Watts[3] | | | | (1674–1748) | | BOOKS FOR THE POOR | | | | | | | --+-----------------------+---------+--+ | William Godwin[3]------------+