A Liberal Education for All

In the early 20th century, Charlotte Mason sought to revolutionise British education with her philosophy of A Liberal Education for All, offering every child a rich and broad curriculum that nourished both mind and spirit. This volume tells the captivating story of how Mason's ideas were brought to life, from the coal-mining villages of Bradford to the rural schools of Gloucestershire.

Through a series of revealing letters between Mason and her closest collaborators, John Thorley and J. Carr...