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Juvenile Trials

New preface by Kathryn Dixon

by Richard Johnson (Author)
©1974 Others 124 Pages

Summary

The resourceful literary hack, Richard Johnson, was employed by many prominent publishers of his day. «Juvenile Trials», inspired by Sarah Fielding's «The Governess» (1749), concerns a plan of a tutor and governess to bring their unruly pupils into line by permitting self-government through a court with judge and jury. The subsequent series of trials provide humor, suspense and first-rate detective work and offer a lighthearted insight into by-gone educational methods.

Details

Pages
124
Publication Year
1974
ISBN (Softcover)
9783261010056
Language
English
Published
Bern, 1973. 124 pp., 16 woodcuts
Product Safety
Peter Lang Group AG

Biographical notes

Richard Johnson (Author)

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