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Voici le sommaire de la dernière livraison de la revue History of Education, 43/5, 2014.ArticlesThe end of Hamburg’s Anglophilia: Wilhelmine Hamburg attitudes viewed through school examination essays and a university lecture (1912–1914), Niko GärtnerForging harmony in the social organism: industry and the power of psychometric techniques, Frederik HermanThe unknown story: vocational education for adults in Sweden 1918–1968, Anders NilssonIrish educational policy in the 1960s: a decade of transformation, Brian Fleming &#38; Judith HarfordComprehensive education: lost in the mi(d)st of a debate. Dutch politicians on equal opportunity in secondary schooling (1965–1979), Hilda T.A. Amsing &#38; Nelleke BakkerCo-operatives and education in the Basque Country: the ikastolas in the final years of Franco’s dictatorship, Ander DelgadoSources and InterpretationsThe Counties of England: a nineteenth-century geographical game to amuse and instruct, Jane Elizabeth DoveBook reviewsLily’s grammar of Latin in English: an introduction of the eyght partes of speche, and the construction of the same, Nicholas OrmeEnglish Jesuit education: expulsion, suppression, survival and restoration, 1762–1803, Roy LoweEducation and the Cold War: the battle for the American school, Campbell F. ScribnerPaired Book Review: Robert Recorde: the life and times of a Tudor mathematician and Mathematical expeditions: exploring word problems across the ages, Taro FujitaTaiwan education at the crossroad: when globalization meets localization, Jonathan Spangler&#160;