The Liberty of Teaching Vindicated

Written in the late 19th century, this book argues for the importance of liberty in education, particularly in the context of Irish national education. The author contends that the state should not have a monopoly on education, and that parents and educators should have the freedom to teach according to their own beliefs and principles.
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