Dodsley, Robert. The teacher or a general system of education, in which the first principles of fine learning are presented. Translated from English. 3. consistently improved and increased edition of J. Mr. Schröckh and J. J. Ebert. Two volumes. 20 Bl., 1108 p.; 4 Bl., 1268 pp., 2 Bl. With 2 same stung frontispieces and 27 folded copper panels. 20 x 12 cm. Semi-leather d. time (breasted, 1 lid recolored) with RSchild. Leipzig, Heinsius, 1782-1783. Price & Price, Engl. humaniora 60. Hamberger-Meusel 8, 30. – Last and most comprehensive edition of the German edition. A completed educational curriculum for the upper classes of the Gymnasiums and Princely Schools. The work is intended to teach the basics of rhetoric, mathematics, architecture, mechanics, natural history, morals, geography, history, rationality, state teaching, etc. and is an expression of the established canon of education in the epoch of enlightenment. First 1762/63 by H. E. v. ==References====External links== The 2nd and even more the present 3. ==References====External links== M. Schröckh and mathematician J. J. Ebert, both professors at the University of Wittenberg, worked. – A bit brownish throughout. Exlibris.