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- ‘Disestablishment in Wales’ . C.P.W. , XI 336 At any rate, Arnold declares, it is always useful to know foreign educational practices for their, own sake: ‘Even where we have made up our minds as to the course which in this or that school matter we wish to adopt, it can do us no harm to see what is the course followed by the continental schools in this particular, and why they follow it.’ [Preface (1868) to Schools and Universities on the Continent
- C.P.W. , IV 23
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- Arnold , M. 1889 . Reports on Elementary Schools 1852–1882 , Edited by: Sandford , Francis . 110 London : Macmillan and Co. . 13. Of course, Arnold's experiences of foreign education could not but have some influence upon his thoughts of domestic education. As he wrote in his 1867 General Report for Elementary Schools after his work abroad for the Taunton Commission: ‘It was natural, too, that in returning to the inspection of primary schools in England, I should have in mind both my former return to them after a similar visit to the Continent, and the experience which each of my visits to the Continent had afforded me.’ [General Report for the Year 1867
- A French Eton, C.P.W. , II 279
- Schools and Universities on the Continent, C.P.W. , IV 289 313 – 314 . 328
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- Schools and Universities on the Continent C.P.W. , IV 20 17. Preface (1868) to; see also p. 5
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- ‘The Function of Criticism at the Present Time’ . C.P.W. , III 282
- Culture and Anarchy, C.P.W. , V 233 Preface (1869)
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- Russell , G. W. E. , ed. 1895 . Letters of Matthew Arnold 1848–1888 , Vol. I , 9 London : Macmillan . Letter to his sister K (Jane Martha), Wednesday (May 1848)
- ‘The Function of Criticism at the Present Time’ . C.P.W. , III 284 Referring to the same passage Kenneth Allott declares that ‘Arnold is a European’
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- ‘Wordsworth’ . C.P.W. , IX 38
- On the Study of Celtic Literature, C.P.W. , III 376 In ‘My Countrymen’ Arnold writes that the French nation ‘had always a vision of a sort of federation of the States of Europe under the primacy of France.’ However, this is not the sort of federation which Arnold desires; rather, the progress of the world ‘no doubt lies in the direction of more concert and common purpose among nations, but these nations free, self‐impelled, and living each its own life’
- ‘My Countrymen’ . C.P.W. , V 13
- ‘Theodore Parker’ . C.P.W. , V 81
- Last Essays, C.P.W. , VIII 151 Preface to
- ‘Roman Catholics and the State’ . C.P.W. , VII 135
- ‘Joseph de Maistre on Russia’ . C.P.W. , IX 87
- ‘A Genevese Judge’ . C.P.W. , IX 291 The writings of Lord Edward Bulwer Lytton are attributed with the possession of a European tone of reflection and sentiment. [Letter to Lord Lytton, February 24, 1869, The A. K. Davis‐Matthew Arnold Collection, University of Virginia MSS, No. 4885, Box 17]
- ‘Johnson's Lives of the Poets’ . C.P.W. , VIII 312
- Russell . Letters , II 158 Letter to M. Fontanès, Easter Sunday, 1879
- Lowry , H.F. , ed. 1932 . The Letters of Matthew Arnold to Arthur Hugh Clough , 147 U.K. : Oxford University Press . Letter to Clough, August 2, 1855
- Russell . Letters , II 4 Letter to his mother, February 20, 1869
- ‘Up to Easter’ . C.P.W. , XI 200
- The Popular Education of France, C.P.W. , II 32
- ‘Introduction’ . The Popular Education of France, C.P.W. , II 16
- ‘A Speech at Westminster’ . C.P.W. , VII 83 – 84 .
- 39. ibid., p. 84.
- ‘German and English Universities’ . C.P.W. , IV 329
- Schools and Universities on the Continent, C.P. W. , IV 281 However, as we read in a letter to Sarah Emily Davies of February 27, 1865, Arnold before actually going abroad for the Taunton Commission had expectations of garnering as much information as possible about girls’ schools. [The A. K. Davis‐Matthew Arnold Collection, University of Virginia Mss., No. 4885, Box 15]
- A French Eton, C.P.W. , II 265
- Higher Schools and Universities in Germany, C.P.W. , VII 93 Preface to the Second Edition of
- Schools and Universities on the Continent, C.P.W. , IV 21 Preface (1868) to
- 45. ibid., p. 20.
- 46. ibid., p. 23.
- The Popular Education of France, C.P.W. , II 114
- C.P.W. , XI 20 Special Report on Certain Points Connected with Elementary Education in Germany, Switzerland, and France
- Russell . Letters , I 257 – 258 . It is interesting that when engaged as an Assistant Commissioner for the Taunton Commission in France in 1865 Arnold had difficulty in obtaining leave to be present at lessons in the secondary schools, however he persisted and was eventually granted permission. [Letter to his wife, April 27, 1865
- The Popular Education of France, C.P.W. , II 129
- Schools and Universities on the Continent, C.P.W. , IV 16 Preface (1868) to
- 51. ibid., p. 19.
- 52. ibid., p. 20.
- ‘A Speech at Westminster’ . C.P.W. , VII 81 – 82 .