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Synopsys: Collegiate School of St. Peter Adelaide The Founding Years 1847-1878' by John Tregenza is a comprehensive historical account that charts the beginning and development of the Collegiate School of St. Peter in Adelaide during its initial years from 1847 to 1878. Using rigorous research and compelling narrative, Tregenza takes the reader on a profound journey through the school's inception, its struggles, and accomplishments against the backdrop of the social, political, and cultural landscape of Adelaide in the 19th century. The book not only explores the institution's past, but it also reveals the vision, values, and principles that have laid the foundation for the school's reputation as one of Australia's prestigious schools today.

Synopsis

Title: Collegiate School Of St. Peter Adelaide: The Founding Years 1847-1878
Author/Publisher: John Tregenza; The School (Adelaide)
Publication Year: 1996
Format: Illustrated Hardcover with Dust Jacket

Published in 1996, John Tregenza's seminal work offers a comprehensive, non-fiction historical account of the Collegiate School of St. Peter Adelaide. This meticulously researched first edition serves as a definitive record of one of Australia's prominent educational institutions.

The volume focuses exclusively on the critical formative period of the school, charting its establishment and initial development from its inception in 1847 through to 1878. It provides deep insight into the early years that laid the foundation for the school's enduring legacy within Australian history.

• Foundational Genesis: Explore the crucial early years of the Collegiate School of St. Peter, tracing its establishment and initial development within the burgeoning colonial landscape of Adelaide.
• Early Institutional Growth: Delve into the significant events, influential figures, and guiding policies that shaped the school's character, curriculum, and academic trajectory during its first three decades.
• Visual Heritage: Richly illustrated throughout, the book offers a compelling visual journey into the school's nascent history, bringing to life its early architecture, pioneering students, and dedicated staff.

This significant first edition provides invaluable insight into the origins of a venerable Australian educational establishment. It is an essential acquisition for historians of education, Australian history enthusiasts, and alumni of the Collegiate School of St. Peter seeking a comprehensive record of its formative era.

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