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About the Authors

   Gail Busby

is a graduate of Texas Women's University with a degree in elementary education. She has over 30 years of both public and private teaching experience and home schooled her two children. Gail presently teaches home school support classes in Latin, Math, Composition and History.  Gail's husband Doug is a pastor in Redding, California.   Their children Bob and Linda have received excellent educations which included a study of Latin and a great deal of music, Gail's other specialty.  E-mail Gail here.

 

"It's our desire that the study of Latin become a standard in Christian education. To that end, we will continue to write Latin in the Christian Trivium. Latin is our passion, not our living. That allows us to write to please God rather than with the purpose of tickling the ears of man."

 

 

 

Mary Harrington has taught Latin for over fifteen years at various levels, from Middle School aged homeschoolers to community college classes.  A mother of eleven, she homeschooled her last four children, including in-depth study in Latin.  The two boys were accepted at the Naval Academy, having scored 1400 on their SATs. Doug and David have devoted themselves to the Military for the time being.  Denise works as a physicist and is happily married.   The youngest, Stefanie, has her AA degree majoring in music, graduating with Honors.  She is married to a soldier, and they have two beautiful baby girls.

  (Actually, all the children are doing well; these are mentioned because they were homeschooled.)

            Mary firmly believes their grounding in Latin greatly contributed to their high test scores.  Mary teaches at a Christian high school at present, and continues working on more Latin books, and really, really enjoys her grown children and grandchildren.

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Latin In The Christian Trivium is her first book.  It grew from Gail's and her frustration trying to teach Christian students, yet having to explain the humanistic viewpoint during the lessons presented in modern textbooks. E-mail Mary here.