XIII. _On Grammar and Classical Literature_ 5 XIV. _On Geography and Chronology_ 31 XV. _On Arithmetic_ 37 XVI. _Geometry_ 54 XVII. _On Mechanics_ 57 XVIII. _Chemistry_ 85 XIX. _On Public and Private Education_ 92 XX. _On Female Accomplishments, &c._ 109 XXI. _Memory and Invention_ 138 XXII. _Taste and Imagination_ 178 XXIII. _Wit and Judgment_ 214 XXIV. _Prudence and Economy_ 248 XXV. _Summary_ 267 As long as gentlemen feel a deficiency in their own education, when they have not a competent knowledge of the learned languages, so long must a parent be anxious, that his son should not be exposed to the mortification of appearing inferiour to others of his own rank. It is in vain to urge, tha…
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