Francis Place Quote

I was sometimes brought to a standstill, and at times almost despaired of making further progress... I knew no one of whom I could ask a question or receive any kind of instruction, and the subject was therefore at times very painful.

p. 18, as cited in: Ernest Green, Harold Shearman. Education For A New Society (RLE Edu L Sociology of Education), 2012, p. 85 - The life of Francis Place, 1771-1854, 1898

I was sometimes brought to a standstill, and at times almost despaired of making further progress... I knew no one of whom I could ask a question or...

I was sometimes brought to a standstill, and at times almost despaired of making further progress... I knew no one of whom I could ask a question or...

I was sometimes brought to a standstill, and at times almost despaired of making further progress... I knew no one of whom I could ask a question or...

I was sometimes brought to a standstill, and at times almost despaired of making further progress... I knew no one of whom I could ask a question or...