Pestalozzi

A certain Mr. Henry Thomas conducted it according to the principle of mutual instruction associated with the name of Pestalozzi.

Pestalozzi made use of them; and the celebrated Melancthon confesses that without them he would have learned nothing.

Pestalozzi held that the child belonged to the family; Fichte on the other hand, claimed it for society and the State.

Pestalozzi married at twenty-three a woman older than himself, on whom he thereafter relied in all his troubles.

Urged on by his love for the children, Pestalozzi took in a larger number, and in a very short time found himself bankrupt.