Analysis of a new system of general education : in which the Lancastrian principles are discussed and enlarged, in a project for the erection of a grand public academy at Glasgow, to be supported by public markets in the suburbs of that city, but applicable to every large town : addressed to the heritors of the Barony of Gorbals, and accompanied with plans of Glasgow and the neighbourhood.

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