Schooling, the Puritan imperative, and the molding of an American national identity

Schooling, the Puritan imperative, and the molding of an American national identity

by Douglas McKnight

Part of Studies in curriculum theory

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"Schooling, The Puritan Imperative, and the Molding of an American National Identity: Education's "Errand into the Wilderness" makes an important contribution to the fields of curriculum studies and the history of education. It will interest students and scholars in these fields as well as those in educational philosophy, religion and education, intellectual and social history, and American studies."--Jacket.

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