Legislazione Scolastica Comparata

Legislazione Scolastica Comparata, written by Luigi Ferri and Luigi Palma, offers a detailed comparative analysis of educational legislation. Published in 1875, this historical work delves into the educational systems of various regions, providing insights into the legal frameworks governing schools and pedagogical practices of the time.

This book provides a valuable resource for understanding the evolution of educational policies and legal structures during the 19th century. Scholars and researchers interested in the history of education and comparative law will find this text to be an insightful exploration of the diverse approaches to education across different regions.

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