Thomas Godolphin Rooper

Thomas Godolphin Rooper, 1847-1903, was an inspector of schools and personal friend of Charlotte Mason; much of his writing was for her P.N.E.U. meetings. His essay "Lyonesse" describes his time as a student at the Harrow boarding school. After he died (of spinal tuberculosis at the age of 56), Mason wrote a chapter in his honor which appears in her book, "Formation of Character," vol 5 of her series. He never married.

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Object-teaching; or, Words and things
by Thomas Godolphin Rooper
2026 Facsimile from Library of Congress
for Adult
in Charlotte Mason Education (Location: HSR-METCM)
$5.00 (1 in stock)