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ROLLIN Bernard E.ABAA

"Thomas Brown on Mental Analysis."

ROLLIN Charles 1661 1741.ABAA

The Ancient History of the Egyptians Carthaginians Assyrians Babylonians Medes & Persians Macedonians and Grecians. Vol. III.

1815GG01347Hartford CT:: Silas Andrus 1815. 1815. VOL. III OF IV ONLY. 8vo. 544 pp. Folding map of Syria and Assyria; Toned map with 2 small closed tears light scattered foxing throughout. Contemporary calf gilt-stamped front cover "Calvin Riley" gilt-stamped spine and red leather spine label; worn spine and spine head missing small pieces. Tipped-in presentation inscription chipped from "Grandma" to Willie R. Buckmaster title-page rubber stamp of W.R. Buckmaster. Good. Sold as is. Vol. III contains Books XIV-XVIII: The History of Philip The History of Alexander the Great The History of Alexander's Successors The History of Alexander's Successors Continued and The History of Alexander's Successors Continued books XVII & XVIII share this title respectively. PROVENANCE: Calvin Riley 1799-1854 was the great-great-grandson of John Riley a Puritan and one of the earliest settlers of Connecticut "who came to Wethersfield in 1645-60" Jesup p. 173. In an entry in Nutt's History of Worcester and Its People Riley is further identified in an entry on John Edwin Curtis explaining the lineage of his wife Amelia Curtis nee Riley: "John Riley prominent in both the colonies of Connecticut and New Haven. . . came with his wife Grace to Wethersfield Connecticut in 1645 and there died in 1674 his widow Grace surviving him until November 26 1703. The line of descent from John and Grace Riley to Amelia Riley Curtis was through their son Lieutenant Isaac Riles a commissioned officer in the service of Connecticut born 1670; his son Nathaniel Riley; his son Asher Riley; his son Calvin Riley; his daughter Amelia Riley Curtis" Nutt p. 783. Jesup Henry Griswold Edward Jessup of West Farms Westchester Co. New York and His Descendants Cambridge MA: Printed for the Author by John Wilson and Son 1887; Nutt Charles History of Worcester and Its People Vol. 4 New York: Lewis Historical 1919. Silas Andrus, 1815. hardcover books

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ROLLIN Charles 1661 1741.ABAA

De la Maniere dâ€™enseigner et dâ€™etudier les Belles-Lettres par rapport a lâ€™esprit & au cÅ“ur.

1788LV2153Paris:: Freres Etienne Chez Barrois 1788. 1788. New edition. 3 of 4 volumes lacking v.4. 12mo. xx 4 524; viii 456; viii 535 pp. Engraved frontispiece P.J.S. Original gilt-stamped tree calf; slightly worn. Bookplates of Hartford Seminary Foundation Case Memorial Library. Very good. Sold as a binding. New edition. Rollin held Jansenist principles a Christian theological movement originated primarily in France that emphasized original sin human depravity the necessity of divine grace and predestination. Unfortunately he was persecuted for his beliefs. Most of his writings including his works on ancient history came later in life when he had been forbidden to teach. The most important work was his Traite des etudes Paris 1726-31 and contains a summary of what was even then a reformed and innovative system of education including a more frequent and extensive use of the vernacular language and a discarding of lingering medieval traditions. "In 1750 the pedagogical views of Charles Rollin 1661-1741 - incorporated in his Traites des Etudes known also as De la maniere dâ€™enseigner et dâ€™etudier Les Belles-Lettres par rapport a lâ€™esprit & au cÅ“ur 1727 - were introduced to Greek audiences by a Greek adaptation of Rollinâ€™s â€˜Preliminary Discourseâ€™ in which were exposed his ideas about the importance of character formation and the role of moral and social virtues for making up of a good Christian and a citizen along with his liberal views about education teaching methods and the education of women." His Traite des etudes Paris 1726-31 contains a summary of what was even then a reformed and innovative system of education including a more frequent and extensive use of the vernacular language and a discarding of lingering medieval traditions. REFERENCES: Bardeen Charles William. A Dictionary of Educational Biography: Giving More Than Four Hundred Portraits and Sketches of Persons Prominent in Educational Work. C.W. Bardeen 1901. p. 68; Peter Kemp Asger SÃ¸rensen eds. Politics in Education. LIT Verlag Munster 2012. p. 65. Freres Etienne, Chez Barrois, 1788. unknown books

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