Education -- Early works to 1800; England -- Social life and customs -- Early works to 1800; Etiquette; Home economics -- Early works to 1800; Table
Much of my Forewords above, appeard in two numbers of the _Quarterly
Journal of Education_, no. 2, Aug. 1867, vol. i, p. 48-56, and no. 3,
Nov. 1867, p. 97-100.--F. J. F.]
The friend to whom this book was dedicated, C. H. Pearson, died, alas,
this year (1894) after his return from Melbourne, where he had organised
free education thro’ the whole State, and done much other good work.
[Footnote 1: Department of Education, Washington, U.S.A.]
Errata (noted by transcriber):
Collations:
_The Lytylle Childrenes Lytil Boke_ ... (Wynkyn de Worde ...)
[_final parenthesis missing_]
l. 59, _for_ first ne _read_ ner [first]
Corrigenda:
p. 36, l. 536. [l. 356]
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[Transcriber’s Note:
This second table of contents is as originally printed. Note that
Andrewe on Fish is a separate text, although listed in the Contents
as part of the linenotes to the Boke of Nurture.
To aid in text searching, the Headnotes from the Boke of Nurture are
interlaced with the table of contents. Each note will also appear in
the text at approximately its original location.
Large boldface initials are marked with a double ++ before the letter.
Further details about the transcription are at the beginning of the full
e-text.]
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The
BOKE OF NURTURE
Folowyng Englondis gise
by me
JOHN RUSSELL,
Sum Tyme Seruande With Duke Vmfrey Of Glowcetur,
A Prynce Fulle Royalle, With Whom Vschere In
Chambur Was Y, And Mershalle Also
In Halle.
_Edited from the Harleian MS. 4011 in the British Museum_
by
FREDERICK J. FURNIVALL,
M.A., Trin. Hall. Camb.; Member of Council of the Philological
and Early English Text Societies; Lover of Old Books.
CONTENTS.
[Line numbers added by transcriber]
Page Line
PROLOGUE 1 1
INTRODUCTION. MEETING OF MASTER AND PUPIL 2-3 13
[Headnote: IOHN RUSSELL MEETS WITH HIS PUPIL.]
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