Outlines his theories on education and industrial schemes, and his experiences in India, especially Calcutta. Mention of Mr. Pennington; the Swiss education colony at Witzwil; the International Save the Children Union; Dr. James Leicester, H. M. Inspector of Schools (who had visited the writer's school at Calcutta); Mr. Trevelyan; Sir Michael Sadler (president, Calcutta University Commission); Mr Asutosh Mookerjee (Vice-Chancellor, Calcutta University).
Petavel, James William, 1870-1945, pioneering educatorReference to his book, just completed. Encloses first page of manuscript of his book (not extant). Visit to India imminent. Mentions Montague Fordham.
Petavel, James William, 1870-1945, pioneering educatorAsking Patrick Geddes to offer [Miss Rosalie Wardrop] a post at Montpellier. Enquiry about possibility of having the 'Monde Nouveau' reviewed in Sociological Review.
Petavel, James William, 1870-1945, pioneering educatorWith reference to a possible meeting with Montague Fordham. Mention of [Robert Francis] Cholmeley and Miss [Rosalie] Wardrop.
Petavel, James William, 1870-1945, pioneering educatorHis theories of Rural Reconstruction and the establishment of an 'educational colony'. Gives references to various articles on subject. Informs Geddes he is travelling to India in connection with Schemes. Mention of Montague Fordham and Professor [ ] Laserre, Victoria University, Toronto. Refers to several enclosures (awanting).
Petavel, James William, 1870-1945, pioneering educatorBusiness, referring to a circular to be sent to Geddes, and to a lecture to be given by Petavel.
Petavel, James William, 1870-1945, pioneering educatorWith reference to an enclosed letter from Captain Petavel to Public Opinion magazine, relating to the housing problem. Petavel asks why 'a nation of town dwellers blinding ourselves to the fact that it would pay handsomely to rebuild the towns'.
Includes sheet advertising book by Petavel entitled The Coming Triumph of the Christian Civilisation with quote on work by Patrick Geddes and further details about the Association.
Petavel, James William, 1870-1945, pioneering educatorCircular letter referred to in T-GED 9/1036 [https://www.ica-atom.org/strathclyde/letter-from-captain-j-w-petavel-stanford-le-hope-essex-to-patrick-geddes;isad] with reference to social reform and outlining scheme for it based on the establishment of âIndustrial Coloniesâ. Requests recipient to consider becoming member of an Association to effect these schemes. Reference in letter to article (enclosed) reprinted from United Services Magazine, entitled âThe Conscription Questionâ. Also sheet advertising Association and containing reviews of Petavelâs book, The Coming Triumph of Christian Civilisation.
Petavel, James William, 1870-1945, pioneering educatorWith further reference to proposed lecture by Petavel as arranged by Patrick Geddes. Also notes by [Patrick Geddes] relating to lecture by Petavel.
Petavel, James William, 1870-1945, pioneering educator- 'The Conscription Question: how the situation is being forced on us by events.' Reprinted from the United Service Magazine by J.W. Petavel. No date.
- 'The Connection between the peace question and the social question' by J.W. Petavel.
From The Spectator. London.
Petavel, James William, 1870-1945, pioneering educatorArticle by J.W. Petavel. Reprinted from The Modern Review, December 1923 for the Calcutta University Poverty Problem Study.
Petavel, James William, 1870-1945, pioneering educatorReprint from the Westminster Review.
Petavel, James William, 1870-1945, pioneering educatorReprinted from The Westminster Gazette.
Petavel, James William, 1870-1945, pioneering educator