CONTENTS.

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Introduction[1]
[BOOK I.]—THE ANGLO-SAXON PERIOD.
[I.]The Work of the Monasteries[3]
[II.]Education Under the Secular Clergy[17]
[III.]The Educational Revival[31]
[BOOK II.]—THE CHURCH IN CONTROL OF EDUCATION.
Introductory[44]
[I.]Educational Labours of the Monasteries[55]
[II.]Some Terms in Dispute[63]
[III.]Organization of Education by the Secular Clergy[76]
[IV.]The Monopoly of School Keeping[92]
[V.]The Appointment and Tenure of Masters[104]
[VI.]The Education of the Sons of the Nobility[117]
[BOOK III.]—EDUCATION PASSING OUT OF CHURCH CONTROL.
[I.]Social and Economic Changes[124]
[II.]The Rise of the Universities[132]
[III.]Gilds and Voluntary Associations[144]
[IV.]Chantries[157]
[V.]Monasticism and Education in the Later Middle Ages[170]
[VI.]The Origin of the Great Public Schools[188]
[VII.]University Colleges, Colleges and Collegiate Churches in the Later Middle Ages[202]
[VIII.]Curriculum and Method[216]
[IX.]The Progress of Education[232]
Appendix[245]
Index[256]