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- Stockholms lyceum was a private secondary school (högre allmänt läroverk) in Stockholm, Sweden, functioning from 1839 until 1875. The Lyceum was opened in 1839 by . He transferred the school in 1851 to Dr and Dr , who ran the school until 1875, when it was merged with the . During the period of joint rectorship of the latter two, the school had 1,426 pupils, of whom 265 continued to university and another 191 to the . Alumni of the school include the writer August Strindberg (1849–1912), the poet Carl Snoilsky (1841–1903), the physician and writer Axel Munthe (1857–1949), the industrialist (1848–1930), and the palaeozoologist (1853–1926). In his autobiographical novel, The Son of a Servant (chapter 5), Strindberg contrasts the private Lyceum to the "terror regime" of the contemporary Swedish public schools. In the Lyceum corporal punishment was abolished and the pupils were treated as "thinking beings", were allowed to discuss issues with, and even contradict, the teachers. He notes that many of the boys came from the aristocracy (another occasion for the author to point out the perceived inferiority experienced by his alter ego Johan), but that the spirit of the school and the attitude of its principal was liberal and democratic. (en)
- Stockholms lyceum var ett privat gymnasium (högre fullständigt läroverk) som grundades 1839 av adjunkt Claes Olof Ramström, med dimissonsrätt till universiteten från 1864. Skolan låg i kvarteret Jericho vid Regeringsgatan 54 / Lästmakargatan 23 i ett numera rivet hus. 1851 övertogs föreståndarskapet av Carl Johan Bohman och Otto von Feilitzen och de hade ansvaret fram tills Stockholms lyceum slogs samman med Stockholms Ateneum 1875. Under deras tid fick 1 426 elever undervisning, av vilka 265 fortsatte på universitetet och 191, efter avklarad examen, till krigsskolan på Karlberg från den så kallade Förberedande kadettavdelningen. Elever som har gått på skolan är bland andra August Strindberg, Carl Snoilsky, Axel Munthe, industrimannen Oscar Lamm, hovmannen Magnus Lagerberg och Gerhard Holm. (sv)
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- Stockholms lyceum was a private secondary school (högre allmänt läroverk) in Stockholm, Sweden, functioning from 1839 until 1875. The Lyceum was opened in 1839 by . He transferred the school in 1851 to Dr and Dr , who ran the school until 1875, when it was merged with the . During the period of joint rectorship of the latter two, the school had 1,426 pupils, of whom 265 continued to university and another 191 to the . (en)
- Stockholms lyceum var ett privat gymnasium (högre fullständigt läroverk) som grundades 1839 av adjunkt Claes Olof Ramström, med dimissonsrätt till universiteten från 1864. Skolan låg i kvarteret Jericho vid Regeringsgatan 54 / Lästmakargatan 23 i ett numera rivet hus. 1851 övertogs föreståndarskapet av Carl Johan Bohman och Otto von Feilitzen och de hade ansvaret fram tills Stockholms lyceum slogs samman med Stockholms Ateneum 1875. Under deras tid fick 1 426 elever undervisning, av vilka 265 fortsatte på universitetet och 191, efter avklarad examen, till krigsskolan på Karlberg från den så kallade Förberedande kadettavdelningen. (sv)
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