EDUCATION IN DENMARK.

Much pains has lately been taken in Denmark to promote the means of

elementary education, and Lancasterian schools have been generally

established throughout the country. We have now before us the Report made

to the king by the Chevalier Abrahamson, of the progress, prospects, and

present state of the schools for mutual instruction in Denmark, to the

28th of January, 1828, by which it appears, that 2,371 schools for mutual

instruction have been established, and are in full progress, in the

different districts of the kingdom and in the army.--_North American

Review._

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