De Nederlandsche Schoolwetgeving Voor Het Lager Onderwijs, 1796-1907: Wetten, Instructie's, Koninklijke Besluiten, Enz

A comprehensive history of Dutch elementary education from 1796 to 1907, covering the laws, regulations, and policies that governed the system. The book provides a detailed look at how the educational system evolved over time, and how changes in government, society, and technology impacted the curriculum and teaching methods. This is an essential resource for scholars and educators interested in the history of education in the Netherlands.
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