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The primitive attitude one of neglect. Compulsory education.

Compulsion of communities. Later stages of compulsory legislation.

American education to 1850. Compulsory attendance. Obstacles to

enforcement of compulsory attendance. Newer legislation recognizing

complexity of problems of attendance. Supervision a necessary

corollary to compulsion. Higher education and public control. Public

control adequate only when directed by science. Fiscal problem

typical. Exercises and readings.

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