Eduard Braesicke

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Eduard David Braesicke (* around 1800 , † after 1860 ) was a German educator and textbook author.

Life

In 1834 he was an interim sexton in Alt-Landsberg near Berlin and was appointed official sexton of the castle church and fourth teacher at the city school. In 1841 Braesicke became vice rector in Liebenwalde. During this time he wrote the first textbooks. In 1846 he became vice-principal in Strasburg in the Uckermark.

Fonts (selection)

He wrote textbooks, reference works with calculation tables and other books.

  • Textbook of pure and applied arithmetic for higher and lower boys' and daughter schools , 1838
  • The arithmetic master, or the art, in 30 hours all arithmetic tasks that occur with civil servants, business people and tradesmen (...) , 1843, further editions 1845, 1849
  • Newest German correspondent; or: Samples of numerous examples of detailed rules on the form and content of all (...) essays , 1853
  • Pfennig-Schatz or ninety-six hours of lessons in the German language (...) , 1853
  • The detailed German language master or the art, in four times twenty-four hours or in ninety-six lessons all laws, rules, (...) , 1853
  • The Bavarian arithmetic master , 1856
  • The Austrian arithmetic master: or the art of learning to solve quickly and safely all arithmetic tasks that occur in all classes and in all cases of civil life and public transport in 30 hours; a book for everyone; with detailed coin, measure and weight tables and over 5000 tasks. Carl Heymann Publishing House, Berlin 1858
  • The Hungarian arithmetic master or the art, in 30 hours all arithmetic tasks, which in all classes and in all cases of civil life and public (...) , 1858
  • The detailed German language master or the art, in ninety-six hours all laws, rules, exceptions and customs of the German language (...) , 1860

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Official Journal of the Government in Potsdam . 1834. p. 343
  2. ^ Official journal of the government in Potsdam . 1841. p. 33
  3. ^ Official journal of the royal government of Potsdam and the city of Berlin . 1846. p. 26 .
personal data
SURNAME Braesicke, Eduard
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Braesicke, Eduard David (full name); Braesicke, Eduard D .; Braesicke, ED; Bräsicke, Eduard David
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German educator and author of textbooks and reference works
DATE OF BIRTH around 1800
DATE OF DEATH after 1860