John Strachan Livres

Cet auteur est principalement connu comme un évêque politique qui a occupé de nombreux postes gouvernementaux et a promu l'éducation, des écoles communes à la fondation de l'Université de Toronto. Son approche pédagogique mettait l'accent sur des méthodes d'apprentissage pratiques, où les élèves récitaient des discours abrégés et étaient encouragés à poser des questions. Au début de sa carrière, il fut précepteur, puis recteur, s'engageant activement dans la vie publique de son époque.

Remarks on Emigration From the United Kingdom : by John Strachan, D.D., Archdeacon of York, Upper Canada: Addressed to Robert Wilmot Horton

Claims of the Churchmen & Dissenters of Upper Canada Brought to the Test in a Controversy Between Several Members of the Church of England and a Metho

A Sermon Preached at York, Upper Canada, Third of July, 1825, on the Death of the Late Lord Bishop of Quebec

A Concise Introduction to Practical Arithmetic : for the Use of Schools

Advertising and Satirical Culture in the Romantic Period

Advertising and Satirical Culture in the Romantic Period
370pages
13 heures de lecture
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Exploring the intricate relationship between advertising and literature, this study delves into how satire and parody shape perceptions of marketing. It highlights the ways in which literary techniques are employed to critique and illuminate the advertising world, offering insights into cultural commentary and consumerism. Through engaging analysis, the book reveals the dynamic interplay between these two fields, showcasing how they influence and reflect societal values.
Key Concepts in Romantic Literature
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Key Concepts in Romantic Literature is an accessible and easy-to-use scholarly guide to the literature, criticism and history of the culturally rich and politically turbulent Romantic era (1789-1832).
A Concise Introduction to Practical Arithmetic : for the Use of Schools
232pages
9 heures de lecture
A Sermon Preached at York, Upper Canada, Third of July, 1825, on the Death of the Late Lord Bishop of Quebec
52pages
2 heures de lecture
Claims of the Churchmen & Dissenters of Upper Canada Brought to the Test in a Controversy Between Several Members of the Church of England and a Metho
248pages
9 heures de lecture
Remarks on Emigration From the United Kingdom : by John Strachan, D.D., Archdeacon of York, Upper Canada: Addressed to Robert Wilmot Horton
106pages
4 heures de lecture
Letters to the Honorable William Morris : Being Strictures on the Correspondence of That Gentleman With the Colonial Office, as a Delegate
66pages
3 heures de lecture
A Discourse on the Character of King George the Third : Addressed to the Inhabitants of British America
100pages
4 heures de lecture
Explorations and Adventures in New Guinea
336pages
12 heures de lecture
The Christian Religion : Recommended in a Letter to His Pupils