[141] Krüsi, whose father was associated with Pestalozzi, gives a full account of these dissensions. He also tells many interesting incidents connected with Pestalozzi and his school at Yverdon, p. 45.
[142] Should be eighty-one.
[143] 1827.
[144] "Educational Reformers," p. 183.
[145] "Encyklopädisches Handbuch," Vol. V, p. 320.
[146] "In him the most interesting thing is his life."—Quick.
[147] Not original with Pestalozzi,—see Port Royalists.
[148] For statement of his principles, see Compayré, p. 438; Williams, p. 312; Krüsi, p. 169.