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Excerpt from The Infant Class in the Sunday School: An Essay to Which the Committee of the Sunday-School Union Adjudged the First Prize in 1851
If this Essay has contributed in any degree to these important ends, the highest desire of the writer has been accomplished; and he takes this opportunity of acknow ledging the kindness of numerous readers, who have favoured him with many queries, which have frequently resulted in most interesting and profitable correspondence. If the Census of 1861 should embrace the educational returns of the country, as in 1851, it is quite certain that one of the most gratifying results will be the proof of the wonderful advance of the Sunday School in its primary and elemen tary departments.
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