Public education in civilized countries Author: Émile Levasseur, Vice-President of the International Statistical Institute, Professor at the College de France Publisher: O.N. Popov Editorial: G. Falbork and V. Charnolusky Volume: II Place of publication: St. Petersburg Year of publication: 1899 Description This book is the second volume of scientific work by Emil Levasser on the development of public education in Europe. The publication pays special attention to the comparative analysis of educational systems of different countries. Annexes include articles: Public education in Switzerland (G. Falbork and V. Charnolusky) Public education in Finland (V. Skalon) Public education in Russia (G. Falbork and V. Charnolusky) External status The safety of the book corresponds to the time of its publication. Natural traces of time on the cover and pages are visible. The paper is dense, the text is clear. Historical and cultural value The book is a valuable historical source for researchers of education, pedagogy and history of the late XIX century. It reveals views on the development of educational systems and is an excellent example of the scientific works of pre-revolutionary Russia. Suitable for collectors of rare pre-revolutionary literature and specialists in the history of education. There are stamps of libraries