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HISTORY OF EDUCATION Volume 23 Numbers 1-4 Editor: Dr Roy Lowe Faculty of Education, University of Birmingham, PO Box 363, Birmingham B15 2TT Reviews Editor: Dr Andy Green Post-16 Education Centre, University of London Institute of Education, 55-59 Gordon Square, London WC1N ONT © Taylor & Francis Ltd 1994 ISSN 0046-760X All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior permission of the copyright owner. © Taylor & Francis Publishers since 1798 HISTORY OF EDUCATION Vol. 23. No.1 March 1994 Matthew Arnold on the Irish university question. B.A. RAPPLE The role of the British and Foreign School Society in elementary education in India and the East Indies 1813-75. G. F. BARTLE Crossing the invisible line: establishing co-education at the University of Manchester and Northwestern University. S. V. BARNES Reformatory and industrial schools and the decline of child imprisonment in mid-Victorian England and Wales. J. A. STACK Hiram’s Hospital revisited: a further exploration of ia at of early Victorian history. J. FLETCHER As the old cocks crow, the young ones learn: the school strikes of 1889 and the New Union movement. T. TAYLOR Engineers for India: The Royal Indian Sinietie College at iene S Hill. B. Cuppy and T. MANSELL ... mo ae. aa Notes and News Vol. 23 No.2 June 1994 Mothers as educative agents in pre-industrial England. K.CHARLTON The state and schooling at the Reformation and after: from pious causes to charitable uses. J. SIMON The ‘school masters’ parliament’: the origins and formation of the Consultative Committee of the Board of Education 1868-1916. K. J. BREHONY Colonial schooling and missionary evangelism: the case of Roman Catholic educational initiatives in north-eastern Zambia, 1895-1953. B. GARVEY A divided and divisive legacy: education in Ireland 1900-20. S. FARREN ... Book Reviews Vol. 23 No.3 September 1994 Educating the English gentleman abroad: the Verney family in seventeenth- century France and Holland. M. MOTLEY ee a Papists and proselytizers: non-denominational education in the British Caribbean after emancipation. P. T. ROOKE Towards a social history of the rr modern schools. G. MCCULLOCH and L. SOBELL ... The Labour Government’s further education tion A19 45-51. R. FIELDHOUSE The evolution of a national system of teacher education in the developing world: The case of Papua New Guinea. T. A. O’DONOGHUE and D. AUSTIN Book Reviews Vol. 23 No.4 December 1994 The making of Batavian citizens: social organization of ‘constitutional enlightenment’ in The Netherlands, 1795-98. B.J.HAKE ... School management in nineteenth-century elementary schools: a day in the life of a headteacher. A.M. THODY * a ee re Lloyd George’s Education Bill? Planning the 1906 Education Billi. N. D. DAGLISH ... i. i a ab) a | Re An all-round education: the Board of Education’s policy for the leisure-time training of girls, 1939-50. P.TINKLER ... Women students and student life at England’s civic universities before the First World War. J.S.GIBERT Jane Marcet’s Conversations on Political Economy: a new interpretation. W. HENDERSON ...