Proceedings of the Conference On the Teaching of Hygiene and Temperance in the Universities and Schools of the British Empire Held at the Examination Hall, Victoria Embankment, London, S. W (Paperback)

This volume contains the proceedings of a 1907 conference held in London concerning the teaching of hygiene and temperance within universities and schools throughout the British Empire. The conference, officially titled "Proceedings of the Conference On the Teaching of Hygiene and Temperance in the Universities and Schools of the British Empire Held at the Examination Hall, Victoria Embankment, London, S. W," brought together educators, reformers, and public health advocates to discuss strategies for promoting healthy living and discouraging alcohol consumption among students.

The historical record of this conference provides valuable insight into early 20th-century attitudes toward health, education, and social reform within the British Empire. It sheds light on the era's pedagogical approaches to instilling values related to personal well-being and public health and explores the intersection of education, social policy, and public health initiatives.

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