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Abbé '''Aloïsius Édouard Camille Gaultier''' ([[ |
Abbé '''Aloïsius Édouard Camille Gaultier''' ([[Asti]], 1745 or 1746 - [[Paris]], 19 September 1818) was a French [[Roman Catholic]] priest and [[educational reform]]er.<ref>{{CathEncy|wstitle=Aloisius-Edouard-Camille Gaultier}}</ref><ref>''Géographie de l'abbé Gaultier'' Aloïsius Édouard Camille Gaultier, Jean-Jacques de Blignières, Lambert Adolphe Jacques Quetelet - 1836</ref><ref>Géographie Page xiii Aloïsius Édouard Camille Gaultier, Jean J.C.P. le Barbier de Blignières, F. Demoyencourt - 1868 "... le cardinal de Bausset, dire à propos de l'abbé Gaultier, de ses 'travaux et des services qu'il rendait à lajeunesse: «C'est la vie la plus respectable que je connaisse. ' Le 19 septembre 1818, et homme de bien, âgé de 72 ans, </ref> |
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In 1792 he left France during the worst of the Revolution, passing via Holland to England for a period.<ref>''Géographie de l'abbé Gaultier: entièrement refondue'' Celestin de Blignières, F. Demoyencourt - 1841 "Les orages de la révolution forcèrent l'abbé Gaultier à s'expatrier. En 1792, il passa en Hollande, d'où il se rendit en Angleterre. Il y fut recherché par tout ce qu'il y avait de distingué, et pendant tout le temps du séjour qu'il y ..."</ref> |
In 1792 he left France during the worst of the Revolution, passing via Holland to England for a period.<ref>''Géographie de l'abbé Gaultier: entièrement refondue'' Celestin de Blignières, F. Demoyencourt - 1841 "Les orages de la révolution forcèrent l'abbé Gaultier à s'expatrier. En 1792, il passa en Hollande, d'où il se rendit en Angleterre. Il y fut recherché par tout ce qu'il y avait de distingué, et pendant tout le temps du séjour qu'il y ..."</ref><ref>Educational record: Volume 17 British and Foreign School Society - 1907 "Another was L'Abbe Gaultier, himself an educational reformer in a humble way, who had written school books and essays on teaching. L'Abbe Gaultier had long resided in England, and before returning to France had become a complete convert .."</ref> |
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He was a pioneer in getting children to learn through amusing them and was made a member of the commission for the reorganization of [[public instruction]]. He wrote a large number of books, such as ''Géographie de l'abbé Gaultier'', that became popular as [[instructional book]]s in Nineteenth Century [[France]]. |
He was a pioneer in getting children to learn through amusing them and was made a member of the commission for the reorganization of [[public instruction]]. He wrote a large number of books, such as ''Géographie de l'abbé Gaultier'', that became popular as [[instructional book]]s in Nineteenth Century [[France]]. |
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Abbé Aloïsius Édouard Camille Gaultier (Asti, 1745 or 1746 - Paris, 19 September 1818) was a French Roman Catholic priest and educational reformer.[1][2][3]
In 1792 he left France during the worst of the Revolution, passing via Holland to England for a period.[4][5]
He was a pioneer in getting children to learn through amusing them and was made a member of the commission for the reorganization of public instruction. He wrote a large number of books, such as Géographie de l'abbé Gaultier, that became popular as instructional books in Nineteenth Century France.
References
- ^ Herbermann, Charles, ed. (1913). . Catholic Encyclopedia. New York: Robert Appleton Company.
- ^ Géographie de l'abbé Gaultier Aloïsius Édouard Camille Gaultier, Jean-Jacques de Blignières, Lambert Adolphe Jacques Quetelet - 1836
- ^ Géographie Page xiii Aloïsius Édouard Camille Gaultier, Jean J.C.P. le Barbier de Blignières, F. Demoyencourt - 1868 "... le cardinal de Bausset, dire à propos de l'abbé Gaultier, de ses 'travaux et des services qu'il rendait à lajeunesse: «C'est la vie la plus respectable que je connaisse. ' Le 19 septembre 1818, et homme de bien, âgé de 72 ans,
- ^ Géographie de l'abbé Gaultier: entièrement refondue Celestin de Blignières, F. Demoyencourt - 1841 "Les orages de la révolution forcèrent l'abbé Gaultier à s'expatrier. En 1792, il passa en Hollande, d'où il se rendit en Angleterre. Il y fut recherché par tout ce qu'il y avait de distingué, et pendant tout le temps du séjour qu'il y ..."
- ^ Educational record: Volume 17 British and Foreign School Society - 1907 "Another was L'Abbe Gaultier, himself an educational reformer in a humble way, who had written school books and essays on teaching. L'Abbe Gaultier had long resided in England, and before returning to France had become a complete convert .."
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