Henry Dunn (educationalist)

Henry Dunn (1801-1878) was an English educationalist and author of religious books who was for twenty years secretary of the British and Foreign School Society.[1][2]

Selected publications
gollark: I think the main objection is just lack of informed consent there.
gollark: I emailed god, but no response back yet.
gollark: If the software updates are made on a different continent and you can apply them in less than about 50ms, you don't even need the time travel - just transmit them directly to your computer via a trans-crustal neutrino beam. Neutrinos travel only very slightly slower than light, and can take a more direct path because they don't interact much with matter, while the fibre-optic lines for internet traffic only let light go at 0.6c or something, and use less direct paths, and have routing overhead.
gollark: You did not specify that they were stolen from evil people, and possibly yes.
gollark: I'm not an EVILDOER!!!!!

References
  1. "Dunn, Henry (1801–1878), educationist". Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. doi:10.1093/ref:odnb/38813.
  2. "Henry Dunn (1801-1878): Educationalist", Claire Grey, Newsletter, Friends of West Norwood Cemetery, No. 95 (May 2019), pp. 7–11.

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