This study is a detailed history of men and movements in southern
education and is based largely upon first-hand information. In
Volume I, the author tells the story of the long struggle for
public schools. Volume II tells of the origin and development of
the Conference for Education in the South, of the Southern
Education Board, and of the origin of the General Education Board
and the various commissions that grew out of it to put a great
educational crusade into effect.
Originally published in 1936.
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