The Pestalozzian Primer. With Appendix, Relative to a Plan for Cultivating the Sight of the Deaf and Dumb With a View to Their Being Taught to Speak

This primer focuses on the Pestalozzian method of teaching, which was developed by Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi in the late 18th century. It includes an appendix with information on how the method can be used to help teach speech to deaf and mute students.

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