William Holmes McGuffey

The sole author of the four readers first issued as the Eclectic Readers was William Holmes McGuffey.

A History of the McGuffey Readers Henry H. Vail

William Holmes McGuffey, from whose readers he and countless other children had learned reading and morality, both similarly adjusted to their years, taught Moral

Manuscript Draft: Walter Reed: Doctor in Uniform, by Laura Wood, [19 -- ] 1943

William Holmes McGuffey — appearance and dress, liberal thinker and Presbyterian; sickness, death, funeral, burial; successor; life work and greatness.

The University of Virginia 1908

This was an advanced teaching system for its time, written by William Holmes McGuffey, who later became a Presbyterian minister, and a work which earned him the title, "the Great Schoolmaster of the Nation."

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This was an advanced teaching system for its time, written by William Holmes McGuffey, who later became a Presbyterian minister, and a work which earned him the title, "the Great Schoolmaster of the Nation."

Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] Daniel1212 2010

This was an advanced teaching system for its time, written by William Holmes McGuffey, who later became a Presbyterian minister, and a work which earned him the title, "the Great Schoolmaster of the Nation."

Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] Daniel1212 2010

This was an advanced teaching system for its time, written by William Holmes McGuffey, who later became a Presbyterian minister, and a work which earned him the title, "the Great Schoolmaster of the Nation."

Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] Daniel1212 2010

This was an advanced teaching system for its time, written by William Holmes McGuffey, who later became a Presbyterian minister, and a work which earned him the title, "the Great Schoolmaster of the Nation."

Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] 2010

This was an advanced teaching system for its time, written by William Holmes McGuffey, who later became a Presbyterian minister, and a work which earned him the title, "the Great Schoolmaster of the Nation."

Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] Daniel1212 2010

This was an advanced teaching system for its time, written by William Holmes McGuffey, who later became a Presbyterian minister, and a work which earned him the title, "the Great Schoolmaster of the Nation."

Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] Daniel1212 2010