Three Early Champions of Education [electronic resource] : Benjamin Franklin, Benjamin Rush, and Noah Webster / Abraham Blinderman.
Franklin as a stateman, Rush as a physician, and Webster as a linguist and political commentator believed in a "general diffusion of knowledge" and wrote liberally on education. They sincerely believed in education as a civilizing agent, so all three helped found schools and colleges. Fran...
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