The Pedagogue's Disaster, a Hudibrastic Tale. Founded on a Ludicrous Fact, Which Lately Happened not Twenty Miles From the City of Bristol (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781178284539)

The Pedagogue's Disaster is a humorous, satirical poem written in the Hudibrastic style. Published in 1795, this tale recounts a ludicrous incident that purportedly occurred near Bristol. The poem satirizes a schoolteacher, or pedagogue, who finds himself in an unfortunate situation.

Written in rhyming couplets and employing wit and hyperbole, this work offers a glimpse into the social and cultural landscape of late 18th-century England. Readers interested in humorous poetry, social satire, or the history of education will find this an amusing and insightful read.

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