Learning to Read and Write in Colonial America (Studies in Print Culture and the History of the Book)
Learning to Read and Write in Colonial America explores the ways reading and writing were taught and learned during the colonial period. Situating literacy within the history of print and books, E. Jennifer Monaghan presents a focused study of education and written culture in early America.
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Learning to Read and Write in Colonial America examines the development of literacy education during the colonial period.
The book considers how reading and writing were taught and learned in early America.
As part of the Studies in Print Culture and the History of the Book series, it places literacy within the broader context of print and book history.
This scholarly work offers a focused look at education, literacy, and written culture in colonial America.
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