UNIVERSITY OFCAL1FORNL AT LOS ANGELES m ii/ 1 ex sm r t FOW FOWLER & COLWELL, BOOKSELLERS 221 West Second Street LOS ANGELES CLASSIFIED READING i'H 5 Books for the School the Library and the Home with a Full Bibliography of Education BY ISABEL LAWRENCE iKqH: I'UJLISHKI) FJV TIIK Al'THOR N irmal School St . Cloixl M inn, Copyright 1898 By Isabel Lawrence 7i lot 1 O THE ALUMNI OF THE NORMAL SCHOOL AT ST. CLOUD, MINN. IN WHOSE SERVICE THIS WORK WAS ORIGINALLY UNDERTAKEN, IT IS LOVINGLY DEDICATED BY THE A l"l HOH *fi \ \ PREFACE With each wave of progress in education, timely books for the school- room have appeared; but in the inevitable set-back of the tide most of these have sunk never to rise again. Geographical readers, language lessons, stories of myths, nature study reading books, and physiographical studies, have all been upon the crest. It is always difficult to test the value of a book at the time of its popu- larity, but the years do the work well for us, and pedagogical days pass so rapidly that even a few months may suffice to bury from sight forever some book of the time which perhaps really lived only in the breath of the publisher. The books which retain a permanent olace in schoolroom favor, are the real science which has been simplified without being weakened, the litera- ture which gives atmosphere and concrete setting to the abstract names and localities of geography or lends its images to the thrilling epochs of history, and the literature of life which educates and broadens beyond all other means Much contemporary work is of this vital character, but the greater num- ber of valuable books for the teacher are not among recent publications. The School Classic derives its life from the immortality of the literature it presents. The value of the school edition is in inverse proportion to the number of notes, the extent of adaptation and abridgment, and, for the old masters must be handled with due reverence, the childishness of the binding. Kvery hour ot the day in every grade of the public schools, may be made fuller and richer in its results, by the use of the right books by teach- ers and pupils. This addition to the teacher's power has become so widely recognized that nothing is more common than demands like the following: Where shall I find the best material about Africa for my fourth grade? Please give me a list of books on physiography. What shall 1 read in order to form a vivid historical picture of the times of Richard III? Where can I get recti* studies of children's drawing? What shall our club read in ! K > psychology or history of education? What stories will lead my primary grade to love books? This volume has been prepared to meet this evident want. The needs of the busy teacher have been consulted everywhere in the arrangement; hence the books needed in teaching a subject are gathered under that sub- ject without regard to the miscellaneous character of the grouping. No other catalogue would have placed side by side with books of travel in the South, "On the Old Plantation" by Joel Chandler Harris, "Ole Virginia" by Thomas Nelson Page, "Yemassee" by Simms, "The Prophet of Great Smoky Mountain" and "The Young Mountaineers" by Miss Murfree, Cable's "Bonaventura," and Longfellow's "Evangeline." Yet every good teacher of geography knows how much more of the atmosphere of the sunny South will penetrate her class if all these books are upon her table during the study of that section of the country. Again, no other catalogue will give with the histories of Queen Eliza- beth and her times, even the biographies of Drake and Raleigh, and surely not "Kenilworth" or "Westward Ho" or "Guavas the Tinner" by S. Baring- Gould, "English Wayfaring Life" by Jusserand, "Literature of the Age of Elizabeth" by E. P. Whipple, or Rolfe's "Shakespeare the Boy." Still more remote would seem Roger Ascham's "Scholemaster," Bacon's Essays, or even Shakespeare's dramas, yet these and many more books of these dif- ferent classes are all needed if the the teacher would touch the real lite and thought of the period studied. Not only have books helpful in various subjects been classed to- gether under those subjects, but books have been roughly classified under grades. However, the best books do not readily lend themselves to this latter sort of classification, so it has been constantly suggested that the chil- dren's interests must govern. "The best is not too good for the youngest child," says Warner. Literature, like life, may be intensely interesting to children who by no means comprehend its full import. Deprivation be- cause there is a lack of full appreciation, is about as reasonable in the former case as in the latter. The wide margins are not for ornament, but for use. The librarian or teacher may greatly increase the value of the book by the addition of criti- cal notes, and references to new books properly classified. So convenient have these margins seemed to the author that use has already been made of them, as may be noted in the lengthened pages of Child Study. The early pages of the book were plated before some of the recent studies of children had appeared. These studies have been inserted as indicated. The value of space for such additions to a bibliography is evident. /. L. Normal School, St. Cloud, July /, iSq8, 37-39 39-42 CONTENTS PAGE A. PEDAGOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY 7-37 I. Ten Preferred Standards . 7 9 II. Current Reports - . 9-10 III. Books for Primary Teachers . - 10-12 IV. General Pedagogy - . 12, 13 and 17, 18 V. Herbartian Books - ' 7, 8, and 14-16 VI. History of Education 7 and 18-25 VII. Physiological Psychology - - - 26-31 VIII. Attention, Memory and Will - - 31,32 IX. General Books on Education and Life 9 and 33-36 B. CHILD STUDY - 37.77 I. Periodicals II. General - III. Development by Periods 42-: /. The Infant - - 4 ^-45 2. The Child 45,46 j. The Adolescent . 46, 47 7. Culture Epochs - - - 47, 48 IV. Hygiene Fatigue, Motor Phenomena, Nerve Signs 48-52 V. Sight VI. Hearing VII. Intellect - - 53"54b VIII. Children's Interests 546-57 /. Genrral - 54 b 2. I tit crests in Number - 55 j. Interests in Nature Study - 55, 56 /. Children's Stories and Reading - 56-57 IX. Children's Ambitions and Hopes - 57 X. Emotions - - - 57, 58 XI. Superstitions - 5X, ^9 XII. Social Sense - - '59 XIII. Suggestion and Imitation - 59,60 XIV. Morals and Keek, ion - 60-62,-1 XV. Play 63,64 XVI. Drawing - 65 XVII. Language 66,07 XVIII. Exceptional Children 67 XIX. Autobiographies 6874 XX. General Books on Children - 7477 52, 53 53 - GEOGRAPHY I. Methods and Matter for Teachers II. Illustrated Books III. Geology and Physiography IV. Astronomical Phase of Geography V. Meteorology, Soils and Agriculture VI. The Ocean - VII. Industrial Phase of Geography VIII. Arctic and Antarctic Scenes and Exi IX. Books for First and Second Grades X. Books for Third and Fourth Grades XI. Books for Fifth and Sixth Grades X 1 1. Books of General Geographical Inte XIII. Books for Seventh and Eighth Gradf ers of All Grades. Classified L'n a North A??icrica a General b New England c New York and Pennsylvania d The South e The Great Lakes and the West f California - g Alaska - h Mexico and Central America i West Indies j British Possessions - 2. South America j. Europe a General .... British Isles - Iceland France Scandinavia Holland Central Euro;..' - Spain The Mediterranean Italy ... - Greece and Turkey Russia y. Asia a General Palestine Arabia and Central Asia Siberia China, Corea and Japan 78-166 78-84 85-88 8S-90 and 400-404 - 90, q 1 and 390-394 91, 92, 399, 400, 404-406 93.94 95-96 LORATIONS REST s and teach- der Places. 97- 101- 103- 106- IIO- 112- 112- 112, 113- 115- 117- 120- 123, 123, 125, 126, 128- I30- 130- "33- 140- 142, 143. 144- 146, 147- 149. 150- 152- 152, 155. f Himalayas, India, and Burmah g Siam, Malay Peninsula, Ceylon, and Java j. Africa - a General ... b South Africa .... c Central Africa ... d Barbary States the Nile, and Egypt 6. Is funds of the Ocean - 7. Oceanica ----- D. HISTORY I. Method ------ II. Books for First Four Grades III. Books for Fifth and Sixth Grades IV. Books for Seventh and Eighth Grades /. Books of General Historical Interest 2. General History ..... a Ancient India (Story of Buddha) b Ancient Egypt (Story of a Mummy) c Persia, Chaldea, etc. (Story of Nebuchadnezzar) d Ancient Greece (Stories of Thermopylae and Socrates) ii e Ancient Palestine (Story of Christ) f Rome to the Time of Charlemagne (Julius Caesar) g Mahomet and Charlemagne h Crusades to Columbus - - 198-201 and 221, 222 i Discoverers in the World's History (Story of Colum- bus) - - 202, 203 and 229, 230 and 253-255 j From the Reformation to the French Revolution (Martin Luther) .... 203-208 k The French Revolution (Story of Marie Antoinette) 208-210 1 Napoleon ..... 210-212 m History of Russia and Poland (Story of Sobieski) 212 n Switzerland, Germany and Austria to the Present Time (Story of Bismarck) - - - 213-215 j. History of England - - - 216-248 a General Pooks ..... 216-218 b Early Britons (Story of the Druids) - - - 219 c Saxons (Story of Alfred the Great) - - 219-220 d Normans (Story of William the Conqueror) - 220, 221 e Plantagenets (Stories of Richard trie Lion Hearted and Robin Hood - 221-224 f Scotland at This Period (Story of Bruce) - - 225 g Lancaster and York (Warwick, the Kingmaker) 225-227 h The Tudors (Story of Henry VIII) - - 227-229 i Elizabeth .... . 229 232 j Puritan Revolution (Story of Cromwell) 232-236 156, 157 157. 158 158- 162 158 159 159- 161 161, 162 163- 165 165 166- 298 166- 168 169- 172 172- '79 179- 298 170- 183 183- 215 183 183. 184 184, 185 ) 185- 188 188, 189 189- 195 195- 198 4 k Period from 1660-1714 (Story of Marlborough) - 236-238 1 The Georges (Story of George III) - - 238-243 m Period from 1820 to Present Time (Story of Victoria) 244-248 n Story of British India .... 246-248 4. American History .... 248-298 a General ...... 248-252 b Helps in Elementary Civil Government and Sociology 252, 253 c Period of Discovery and Exploration - - 253-255 d Colonial History .... 256-267 1 General ...... 2 ?6 2 New England . . . 256-266 3 New York and Pennsylvania .... 261 26"' 4 Southern Colonies . 262 26^ 5 Canada, the North West and the French and Indian War 264-267 e The Revolution - 267-275 i Washington --_.__ 27V27S f Building the Nation - - 275-283 g War of 1812 - - - 280282 h The Indian - 283-285 i Slavery - - - 285-287 j Civil War - - - 288-298 1 Stories of the War - . 2 q6 2Q7 2 The South - 2 q7 2o8 E. ENGLISH ... . 299-350 I. Method of Primary Reading - 299, 300 II. Language and Method - - 300,301 III. Grammar Method and Matter - - 301-303 IV. Study of Literature Method - - - 303, 304 V. The Myth ------ -^04, ^ VI. Aids in the Study of Authors 306-308 VII. Standard Literature in Series 308-310 VIII. Collections of Literature - - - 310-315 IX. Reading Matter for First Grade - 315-317 X. Reading Matter for Second Grade - - 317-319 XI. Literature for First and Second Grades - 319-321 XII. Reading Matter for Third and Fourth Grades 321-323 XIII. Literature for Third and Fourth Grades 323-325 XIV. Books for Primary Library Grades First to Fourth 325-331 XV. Reading Matter for Fifth and Sixth Grades 331, 332 XVI. Literature for Fifth and Sixth Grades - 333, 334 XVII. Reading, Literature; Seventh and Eighth Grades 334-340 XVIII. Books for the Library Fifth to Eighth Grades 340-350 F. NATURE STUDY ... - - 351-406 I. General Method and Matter - 351-353 II. Reading Matter for First Grade - - 353,354 -5 III. Reading Matter for Second Grade - 354-356 IV. Reading Matter for Third and Fourth Grades 356-359 V. Books for Teachers and Pupils from the Fifth to the Eighth Grades .... 360-406 /. General - 360-362 2. Mammals - - - 363-366 j. Marine Life and Lower Forms of Animals - 366-369 /. Birds - - 369-372 3. Insects 372-377 6. Physiology - - 377, 378 7. Botany - - - 92 and 378-389 8. Astronomy go, 91 and 390-394 q. Chemistry - - 394, 395 10. Physics - - 395-400 a Air and Water - - 399, 400 //. Geology and Physiography - - 88-90 and 400-404 12. Mineralogy, Rocks and Soils 88-90, 91, 92 and 404-406 Q. MISCELLANY - ... 407-414 I. Manual Training, Including Drawing 407-410 II. Physical Culture and Games - - - 410,411 I II. Music - 411,412 IV. Reference Books 412, 413 Y. Mathematics and Blmness - 414 PEDAGOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY TEN PREFERRED STANDARDS The following ten books represent psychology, history of edu- cation, practical method, and more than one system of philosophy, every department, in fact, of teachers' interests except that of experimental psychology and child-study a line which is consid- ered important enough to have a separate bibliography of its own. With additions from that department, these books ought to makea very good library for a scholarly, thoughtful teacher. They are worth owning because they will bear repeated study. 1. Apperception Dr. Karl Lange, Translated by the Herbart Club. D. C. HEATH & CO. 1 894. pp. 279. - $1.00 Simple and practical; the best help yet given on the essentials of the recitation. See pages 200-228. If a teacher can own but one book on pedagogy, this is the book to be preferred. 2. Educational Reformers Herbert Quiek. c. \v. bardeen. Reading-Club Edition pp. 231. Si. 00 d. appleton & co., I. E. Series - - Si. 50 The most fascinating history of education, full of suggestion. 3. Theory and Practice of Teaching Edward Thring. THE MACMILLAN CO. pp. 262 - - $ .90 Mr. Thring has an attractive style which may be either poet- ical or pungent. Chapters on Snores, Running the Goose Down, and Attention, are attacks on prevalent evils. The book is full of good texts for teachers' meetings. S PEDAGOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY 4. Education of Han. Froebel. V>. APPLETON & CO. 1887. pp. 332 $1-50 Read sections thirteen and fourteen of Chapter I. on the attitude of the teacher in discipline, and you will be convinced that no book will better repay the careful study which this demands. Compare the method of discipline suggested with Emerson's thought from "The Oversoul," "If I am merely willful, the child gives me a Rowland for an Oliver, sets his will against mine, one for one, and leaves me, if I please, the degra- dation of beating him by my superiority of strength. But if I renounce my will and act for the soul, setting that up as umpire between us two, out of his young eyes looks the same soul; he reveres and loves with me." 5. Symbolic Education Susan Blow. D. APPLETON & CO. 1894. pp.251 - $1.50 A study of educational principles as valuable in the univer- sity as in the kindergarten, though or because its illustrations are in the child. 6. Science of Education. (Translated from the Ger- man with biographical introduction by Henry M. and Emmie Felkin.) Herbart. D. C. HEATH & CO. 1893. pp. 268 - $1.00 Full of nuggets. Those who find one, keep on searching and find the book quite inexhaustible. In connection with this, read- Introduction to the Pedagogy of Herbart Or. Ufer, trans- lated by /. C. Zinzer, M. S. 7. Psychology. Dr. John Dewey. HARPER & BROTHERS. I894. pp. 427 - $1-50 Not easy reading, but as one studies it, the mists and fogs investing popular ideas of mind are blown away as if by a keen fresh breeze. PEDAGOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY Q 8. Aristotle. Thomas Davidson. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. IcSq2. pp.251. - Si. 00 This is not simply a discussion of Aristotle's theories. It is a fair and broad view of all Greek education, showing the inti- mate relation between the Greek's education and the whole of his life, and calling attention to the tendency toward harmonious development which is the main lesson from Greece to us. In connection with this read Health and Education. Charles Kingsley. D. APPLETOX & CO. 1 874. pp. 400 - - - $175 Mr. Kingsley is much impressed with the Greek ideal and shows us our shortcomings in this respect. Note chapter on "Thrift" as suggestive of economy of power and time in the schoolroom. 9. Science of Education. Rosenkranz. D. APPLETOX & CO. 1894. pp. 2Q2. - SI..5O A standard rock in education, on which all must stand before attempting investigating voyages. 10. Wilhelmeister's Apprenticeship and Travels. Goethe. Translated by Thomas Carlyle, with crit- ical introduction by Edward Dowden. A. c. mcclurg & CO. 2 vol. 16 mo. Each - 75c Some of our best thinkers claim that in Wilhelmeister are foreshadowed all of our latest discoveries in education. The true poet always sees far ahead the truths which others must painfully prove. At all events, our foremost workers are now quoting very freely from Goethe. CURRENT REPORTS The following is a list of some of the current reports needed if the teacher keeps pace with the discussions of the day: 11. Report of the Committee of Ten. NEW ENGLAND PUBLISHING CO. - 20C 10 PEDAGOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY 12. Report of the Committee of Fifteen. NEW ENGLAND PUBLISHING CO. - - 20C 13. Year Book of the Herbartian Club, with its supple- ments issued yearly, by ciiAKLEs mcmurry, Univ. of Chicago. Each issue 50c Especially valuable is the supplement to the First Year Book, containing Dr. Dewey's article on "Interest and Will." This ought to lead the reader to a better understanding of interest and effort, and settle forever the quarrels resulting from one-sided views of mind. It will also arouse inquiry as to how our pupils are performing the tasks assigned them, and help us to secure whole-souled in place of divided attention. The First Year Book ('95) chiefly discussed Concentration, with one article on Culture Epochs. The First Supplement gave the discussions on this subject at the National Educational Association at Denver. The Second Year Book has some discussions on Concentra- tion, and much about Culture Epochs, including a very valu- able article by Dr. Lukens on "A Difference Between Race and Individual Development." 14. Proceedings of the National Educational Associa= tion. Particularly those of '93 at Chicago, '95 at Denver, '96 at Buffalo. Address, Pres. Irwin Shep- ard, Winona, Minn., Cor. Secretary of the N. E. A. Articles in these Proceedings will be referred to under Child- Study. BOOKS FOR PRiriARY TEACHERS 15. Waymarks for Teachers. Sarah L. Arnold. SILVER, BUKDETT & CO. I894. pp. 2/6. - Si. 25 One can say of this what can be said of few educational books; it is so simple that the most ignorant teacher will profit by it: it is of immediate help, and yet built so solidly that it will not easily be outgrown. PEDAGOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY I I 16. In the Child World. Emilie Poidsson. milton bradley co. Large 8 vo. pp. 443 32.00 This is a veritable treasure-house. It is full of delightful stories and other literature for children, with suggestions for collateral reading by their teachers. Simple studies of animals, plants, and trees are here connected with literature. 17. Kindergarten Guide Maria Kraus-Boelle. Vol. 1. For gifts, pp. 453. Paper, $2.00; clc.$2.75 Vol. 11. For occu. pp. 450. Paper, $2. 25; clo. S3.00 E. STEIGER & CO. - - - NEW YORK An illustrated guide for self-instruction in kindergarten methods and principles. 18. The Republic of Childhood. Kate Douglas IViggin and Nora Archibald Smith. Vol. I, Gifts; Vol. 11, Occupations; Vol. in, Kin- dergarten Principles and Practice. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. l6 HIO. P2ach - $I.OO Every primary teacher needs a copy of a kindergarten guide. There is no marked difference between kindergarten children and first grade primary children. There is no way of teaching number in the first grades superior to that of continuing kinder- garten methods. Notice the number work with the fifth gift as a help in teaching fractions. The study of Froebel's principles indeed still remains the most valuable help to the primary teacher both in understanding her children and in discovering the best methods of training. 19. Bound Volumes of the Kindergarten Magazine. KINDERGARTEN LITERATURE CO. Vol. III-IV. Fach $3 These are becoming scarce and are therefore growing higher-priced. Vol. III. contains a series of papers on "Kindergarten Management" by Constance Mackenzie. These are of great value to a young primary teacher. Ther is another series of 12 PKDAGOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY articles by Anna E. Bryan on "Application of Kindergarten Principles to Sunday School Work." This is the best help yet published for primary Sunday school work. Vol. IV., among the many other valuable helps, contains a series of very suggestive articles by Miss Sarah Griswold on "Primary Morning Exercises." 20. Quincy Methods. Notes by Lelia E. Patridge. E. L. KELLOGG & CO. - - - $ l -75 The spirit of this book makes it one of the best helps for the primary teacher. Devices grow old, but there is enough real insight into the needs of children to keep this book alive for many years to come. A teacher who is not blinded by trying to follow the letter, cannot fail to get a clearer idea of the everlast- ing principles of education from these simple concrete instances. BOOKS FOR LIBRARIES It is desirable that all teachers should have access to libraries containing the following books. The cheaper editions are men- tioned for those who cannot afford higher-priced copies. It will pay to examine better editions, however, before buying for school and public libraries. In many cases fitness to one's own special needs will secure some of these books a place in the private library. 21. Lectures on Teaching. Joseph Payne. C. W. BARDEEN. Cloth. l6 mo. pp. 28l. - $1.00 Perhaps the most valuable of any general lectures upon the subject. Read the lecture on "Play," for a study of children. 22. Bound Volume of the Practical Teacher. Vol. viii. '84 to '85, edited by Col. F. W. Parker. E. L. KELLOGG & CO. This contains Joseph Payne's "Visit to German Schools;" valu- able suggestions on Arithmetic Method by Supt. Balliet of Springfield; Method in Geography by Col. Parker, etc. PEDAGOGY AMD PSYCHOLOGY I 3 23. Apperception, or "A Pot of Green Feathers." T. G. Rooper. C. W. BARDEEN. I89I. l6 HIO. pp. 59. - 5OC This is an easy introduction to the study of how the child learns. Read it before Lange's Apperception. 24. Object Teaching on Words and Things. Rooper. C. VV. BARDEEN. 1 6 mo, pp. 56. - 5OC It is interesting to see Mr. Rooper's ideas carried out in this definite concrete form. The final test of theories is their practical benefit. The lesson upon the Duck is one of the very few good typical lessons wrought out in detail in any book on teaching. 25. Theory and Practice of Teaching. David P. Page. C. VV. BARDEEN. pp. 448. - - $1.00 American book co. Edited by IV. H. Payne. $1.00 This is a standard which cannot be spared from any library of books on education. The spirit both of the words and of the life of David P. Page has exerted an incalculable influence for good among the teachers of the United States. 26. Talks on Pedagogics. An outline of the theory of concentration. By Col. F. W. Parker. E. L. KELLOGG & CO. pp. 49I. - $1.20 This book discusses concentration, with the child as the center. It is in fact a full volume of methods in different subjects. Blows such as only Col. Parker can strike fall heavily on isolated work; figure studying, apart from numbering; reading without seeking thought; oral reading without trying to make the hearer under- stand; grammatical analysis whose immediate end is not clearer comprehension of the thought analyzed; any form of expression whatever, separated from the motive to express. Lastly, such "unnatural, uneducative drudgery" is considered the cause of poor discipline, frequent punishment, and harmful rewards. 14 PEDAGOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY 27. Introduction to Herbart's Science and Practice of Education. Translated by Mr. and Mrs. Felkin. With an introduction by Oscar Browning. D. C. HEATH & CO. Cloth. pp. 207. - $1.00 From this book one may obtain a preliminary view of Her- bart's doctrine, and of the definite scheme by which he would make education serve the end he proposes morality. Education is thus pre-eminently a matter of ethics, and much emphasis is placed upon the three stages of the formative period the lowest, in which authority must be used; the next, in which various methods of training become the disciplinary means; and the high- est which is exempt even from discipline. 28. Introduction to the Pedagogy of Herbart. Chris- tian Ufer. D. C. HEATH & CO. Cloth. pp. I3I. - 9OC So clear and easy is this exposition of Herbart that it makes admirable reading for classes of students studying method. The book is divided into chapters on Psychology, Ethics, and Peda- gogy. Concentration, Culture Epochs, and Formal Steps of In- struction are all discussed. 20. Outlines of Pedagogics. Prof. W. Rein. Trans- lated by C. C. and Ida J. Van Liew. Cloth. 16 mo. pp. 232. Manila, 50c; Cloth, $1.25 C. W. BARDEEN & CO. - - SYRACUSE Dr. Rein's application of the principles of Herbart to peda- gogy must rank first in interest to those who remember that most of the American books on this subject are written by men who draw their inspiration from him. The practice school at Jena has been the source of a decided movement in American education. Those who study that movement should begin with Dr. Rein's ideas. 30. General Method. Dr. Charles A. McMurry. PUBLIC SCHOOL PUBLISHING CO. Cloth. pp. 224. 75 c The points emphasized are: Morality, the aim of education; PEDAGOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY I 5 analysis of the lesson into the formal Herbartian steps; and con- centration of studies, with literature and history as the center. 31. The Method of Recitation A sequel to General Method. Dr. Charles A, McMnrry and Dr. Frank McMmry. PUBLIC SCHOOL PUB. CO. 1897. Cloth, pp. 25O. $1.00 This book emphasizes the essential movements of mind in its progress from particular to general. The subject is not treated abstractly, but many lessons are worked out in detail as illustra- tions of the general principles of all method. 32. Essentials of Hethod Charles DeGarmo. D. C. HEATH & CO. 189I. pp. I 1 9 - 65c This book is one of the earliest attempts to illustrate the method of the Herbartians. Lessons are here outlined very fully. The faults and merits of a system can be studied best in this form. S3. Course of Study for Eight Grades Dr. Charles A McMurry. PUBLIC SCHOOL PUBLISHING CO. I895. PP- l S 2 - 5 0c Courses of study are not universal truths to be followed, but rather concrete examples much more suggestive and much more easily criticised than general theories in the air. Dr. McMurry states that his course is influenced "not a little by the doctrine of concentration." It is, therefore, a very suggestive book to those who are attempting to modify their work in accordance with this doctrine. Notice that numbers 1, 6, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, and 33, are all exponents of Herbartian doctrines. If more books are desired on this subject, the teacher is referred for books in German to lists given in Rein's Outlines of Pedagogics, and Herbart and the Her- bartians. Two other books in English may be recommended to those who wish to devote more careful study to the doctrines of Herbart. l6 PEDAGOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY 34. rianual of Empirical Psychology. Dr. G. A. Lin- dner, Translated by Dr. Charles DeGarmo. D. C. HEATH & CO. Cloth. pp. 274. - $1.00 The psychology based on experience is the only psychology which can serve as a foundation of Herbartian pedagogy. This book is valuable in the study of Herbart. It is no less helpful to any one studying the experimental psychology of the day. It ought also to be a direct help in solving the problem of the schoolroom. 35. A Text-Book on Psychology -/. F. Herbart Trans- lated by Margaret K. Smith, with an introduction by W. T. Harris. D. APPLETON & CO. pp. 200 - - $1.00 Mental facts can only be communicated through figurative language, and figurative language must appeal to sensuous images. Herbart's images are motor, and his statements may appear absurd to those accustomed to other views of psychology. If one can divest himself of previous ideas and submit to Herbart's guidance, he will get a view of the phenomena of mind, at once unique, simple and true. 36. Lectures on Teaching /. G. Fitch. c \v. bardeen. Reading Club Edition, pp. 436. Si. 25 THE MACMILLAN CO. pp. 393 - - $1.00 Note the discussion of the Socratic method. When in this country, Dr. Fitch was appalled by the detailed courses of study imposed on our teachers. He questioned whether this plan would not produce teachefs unable to think for themselves. Dr. Fitch is the author of the much-quoted phrase, "Teaching is the noblest of professions, but the sorriest of trades." 37. Art of securing Attention. J. G. Fitch. c. \v. bardeen. Paper. 16 mo. pp. 53. - 15c 38. Art of Questioning. J. G. Fitch. c. w. bardeen. Paper. 16 mo. pp.36. - 15c PEDAGOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY I J 39. Science of Education Alexander Bain. D. APPLETOX & CO. l88l. pp.453 - $ l >75 The opening chapters on discrimination and agreement are especially recommended. In the appendix is a very practical ar- ticle on "Passing Explanation of Terms" in reading. 40. Contributions to the Science of Education. IV. H. Payne. AMERICAN BOOK CO. pp. 358. - - $1.25 The teacher who reads W. H. Payne, Joseph Payne, Col. Par- ker, and Herbartian literature, will have ample opportunity to weigh very different views of education. 41* Philosophy of Teaching. Arnold Tompkins. GINN & CO. pp. 280. ... $1.25 In the chapter on Unification of Aims, Mr. Tompkin's illustra- tion of what is practical in education, contrasting teaching a rule foi measuring cord wood with teaching the principle for measuring by the cubic unit, is the best argument on the subject in the Eng- lish language. The theories are Hegelian, but there is an attempt to bring them down to the solid earth. Notice the following quo- tation: "It is said that philosophy can bake no bread, but that she can secure to us God and immortality. This ought to be sufficient. But she can bake bread, and must do so, or miss God and im- mortality." 42. The Meaning of Education, and Other Essays. Nicholas Murray Butler. THE MACMILLAN CO. - - - Si. 25 42 y,. Psychologic Foundations of Education. W. T. Harris. D. APPLETON & CO. 12 mo. - - Sl.50 43. The Theory of Education W. T. Harris. C. W. BARDEEN. pp. 54. - - - 1 5c Dr. Harris has more than once, incidentally, in discussions thrown light upon his method of writing. His essays are the l8 PEDAGOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY product of repeated revision, and every paragraph is packed with scholarly thought. The philosophy of Kant and Hegel influences his view of education. His standpoint is, therefore, different from that of the experimental psychologists, his belief in the transcen- dental will being one of the main points of conflict with them and with the Herbartians. 44. Education Herbert Spencer. C. \Y. BARDEEN. pp. 23 1. - - $1.00 The young student must not fail to read this fascinating book. Its views are constantly referred to by present writers. That science rather than the classics should be the main matter of edu- cation, is the burden of the treatise. 45. Science and Education. Thomas Henry Huxley. D. APPLETON & CO. Cloth. 12 tTlO. - $1.25 Mr. Huxley writes as charmingly on education as he does on science. The attitude of a scientist toward education is usually considered more practical than that of the philosopher. Educa- tional reading should cover both views. 46. The Teacher Jacob Abbott. HARPER & BROTHERS. pp. 354. - - $1.00 We have not yet outgrown this thoughtful view of a teacher's duties. Young teachers will find very sensible advice in this book. HISTORY OF EDUCATION See No. 2. given in first list. 47. History of Pedagogy Gabriel Compayrc. Trans- lated and edited by W. H. Payne. Introduction, Notes, References, and an Index. D. C. HEATH & CO. Cloth. pp. 6l8. - Si. 75 The merits of this book have been well tested. It has long been the standard history of education. PEDAGOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY ig 48. The History of Hodern Education. Samuel G. Williams. C. W. BARDEEN. 1896. Cloth. l6 mo, pp. 395. 15 portraits. - - - - $1.50 A very valuable book, simple and readable. One important feature is its reviews of books which should be read in connec- tion with it. 49. The Educational Ideal. James Phineas Munroe. D. C. HEATH & CO. Cloth. pp. 2/8 - $1.00 The history of education is here presented as a series of epochs, each epoch represented by a man. This is one of the most interesting ways of studying history, and is a particularly fit- ting method for the study of educational history where revivals have been almost uniformly under the leadership of individuals. The difficulty in presenting this phase of the subject lies in making evident the trend of education from epoch to epoch. In this, the author has heen very successful. 50. Sketches from the History of Education. W. N. Hailmann. Pamphlet, pp. 39. - 20c A brief sketch of the subject which emphasizes Dr. Hail" mann' 1 ; philosophy of education. 51. A Short History of Education. Being a reprint of the article on Education, from the ninth edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica. Edited with Introduction, Bibliography, Notes and References by IV. H. Payne. C. \V. BARDEEN". Cloth. l6 mo. pp. IO5. - 5OC Reading clubs who must work with slight expense, will find this a good outline for each one to own. There should, of course, be access to a library lor the study of suggested topics. 20 PEDAGOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY COURSE OF READING The following course of reading is suggested to accompany the reading of some general history of education: Under Greek and Roman education see No. 8, page 9. 52. Alexandria and Her Schools. Charles Khigsley. THE MACMILLAN CO. pp. I32. - - $I.OC 53. Pre-Christian Education. 5. S. Laurie. An Historical Survey. THE MACMILLAN CO. ClOWn 8 VO. - $3-50 The book is not a history of philosophy, but a history of the rise and development of forces that were actually found operative in the people as a whole, and which the author considers had most to do with the development of systems of education. The book is divided into sections in which the different races are considered somewhat separately. This gives clearness, possibly at the ex- pense of an understanding of interrelations. 54. The Dialogues of Plato. Translated into English with Analyses and Introductions by B.Jowetl, M. A., Master of Baliol College. charles scribner's soxs. 4 vol. Crown 8 vo. $8.00 This is a beautiful edition of Plato, much to be coveted in any teacher's library. Particular parts which may well be studied in teachers' clubs to the exclusion of profitless discussion of devices are the following: The dialogues of Socrates with Charmides and Lysis; his handling of the young man Euthydemus and his geom- etry lessson given to the slave of Meno; the Phasdo with its ac- count of the death of Socrates; the discussion of education in the introduction to the Republic. Read essay on Socrates in Repre- sentative Men by Emerson, and also the essay on Socrates in Heroes and Hero-Worship by Carlyle. 55. The School master. Roger Ascham ( 1 5 1 5- 1 568 ) . cassell & co. pp. 200. - Paper, 10c; cloth, 25c PEDAGOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY 21 56. Essays by Michel de Montaigne (1533- 1592.) Translated by E. Hazlitt. a. l. burt & co. Cloth. 2 vol. Each vol. - $1.00 57. Education of Children Montaigne. g. p. putnam's sons. Cloth. - - 50c 58. John Amos Comenius (1 592-161 1). His Life and Educational Works *S. .S. Laurie. C. W. BARDEEN. pp. 272. - - $I.OO 59. The Place of Comenius Nicholas Murray Btitler. C. \V. BARDEEN. 1 6 BIO. pp. 20. - - 1 5c 60. Life of Comenius Ossian H. Lang. e. l. kellogg & co. Paper. - - 15c 61. Orbis Pictus John Amos Comenius. C. \V. BARDEEN. Cloth. 8 VO. pp. I97. - S3. 00 151 illustrations of original edition of 1658. This is a beautiful edition of the oldest children's picture-book. Jean Paul loved it when a child, and used to color the pictures "from life." 62. The School of Infancy. John Amos Comcnius\ an essay on education of youth during the first six years. Edited with an Introduction, Notes, and a Bibliography of the Comenian literature. D. C. HEATH & CO. Cloth. pp. I l6. - Si. 00 63. A Small Tractate of Education. /. 189. 40 CHILD STUDV 4. Sketch of History of Child Study in United States fok 1896. Sara E. Wiltse. Pedagogical Seminary. Vol. IV. No. 1. 5. Methods of studying Children. Earl Barnes. Studies in Education. Leland Stanford. No. 1. 6. Suggestions on Child Study. Dr. G. Stanley Hall. Ped- agogical Seminary. Vol. II. p. 335. 7. Suggestions on the Study of Children. Prof. William L. Bryan. Transactions Illinois Society. Vol. I. No. 1. 8. Practical Child Study A. D. Cromwell. \Y. M. WELCH & CO. Cloth. pp. 1 33 - 75c 9. How to Organize Round Tables Mrs. Ellen R. Jack man. WERNER SCHOOL BOOK CO. pp. 3/ - - 25c This is exactly what is needed for mothers' clubs. Mr. Jack- man's suggestions to parents as to how to judge a school, are directly to the point. io. Bibliographies of Child Study. Earl Barnes and C. J. C. Bennett. Studies in Education. Leland Stanford. Vol. I. No. 2. 11. Bibliography of Child Study. Louis N. Wilson. Ped- agogical Seminary. Vol. V. No. 4. pp. 541-590. 12. The Aims and Status of Child Study. E. W. Scripture. Educational Review. Vol. VIII. p. 236. 13. Child Study, A New Department of Education. Oscar Chrisman. Forum. Vol. XVI. p. 728. 14. Studies from Yale Psychological Laboratory. E. 1 1'. Scrip lure. vale university. Vol. I, II, and II I. Each $1.00 CHILD STUDY 4 I 15. The New Psychology as a Basis of Education. Dr. G. Stanley Hall. Forum. Vol. XVII. p. 710. 16. Methods, Status, and Prospects of the Child Study of To-Day. Dr. G. Stanley Hall. Transactions Illinois So- ciety. Vol. II. Xo. 2. 17. Suggestions for a Philosophy of Education. ,4. Cas- well Ellis. Pedagogical Seminary. Vol. V. Xo. 2. 18. Test on School Children. E. W. Scripture. Educa- tional Review. January, 1893. 19. Is Child Study Practical for the Teacher. G. T. W. Patrick. Proceedings X. E. A. 1895. Denver. 20. Some Results of Child Study in Illinois and Their Value to Teachers in Service. Dr. IV. 0. Krohn. Pro- ceedings X. E. A. 1895. Denver. 21. Topical Syllabi for Child Study. Old and Xew Series. - Drs. G. Stanley Hall and H. T. Lukens, Clark University, Worcester, Mass. 22. Transactions of Illinois Society of Child Study. Vol. I., Xos. 2 and 3 contain a bibliography of child study. Lists are also to be found in the Pedagogical Seminary. Tracy's Psychology of Childhood and Child and Childhood in Folk Lore contain very valuable lists. 23. A Scheme of Classification for Child Study. // '. //. Durnham. Pedagogical Seminary. Vol II. p. 191. 24. Study of Children at the State Normal School, Worcester, Mass. W. H. Jhtrnham. Pedagogical Sem- inary. Vol. II. p. 343. 25. Observation and Study of Children. Mrs. Helen Adler. NEW YORK. I 89 1. 42 CHILD STUDY 26. Methods of Calculating Results in Child Study. Dr. J. Allen Gilbert. Transactions Illinois Society. Vol. I. No. 2. 27. Results of Child Study. Dr. Krohn, Dr. Dewey, Earl Barnes, f. Mark Baldwin and others. Transactions Illinois Society. Vol. 1. No. 4. Entire number. 28. Plea for Child Study. --Prof. Wm. L. Bryan. Proceed- ings N. E. A. 1893. p. 777. 29. How to Interpret Life of a Child. Kindergarten Mag- azine. Vol. VIII. No. 10. 30. Individual Psychology. Wellesley. American Journal of Psychology. Vol. VI. No. 4. 31. Mental Tests and Measurements. /. Mc K. Cattell. Mind. Vol. XV. p. 373. 32. Social Aspects of Child Study. Prof. David Kinley. Transactions Illinois Society. Vol. 1. No. 1. GENERAL DEVELOPHENT A sound foundation for this study should be laid in the reading of books on the nervous system and on experimental psychology. An easy course of this reading would be Dr. Krohn's "Elements of Psychology," or James's; followed by Scripture's "Thinking, Feeling and Doing," and Donaldson's "Building of the Brain;" or Halleck's "Psychic Culture," followed by his "Education of the Central Nervous System." See pages 26-29 under Pedagogy and Psychology. A more difficult course might include beside the above: Wundt's "Outlines of Psychology," Ziehen's "Introduction to Physiological Psychology," also Sanford's, and the works of Romanes, Ribot, Galton, and J. Mark Baldwin. "Physiology of he Senses," McKendrick and Snodgrass; Rosenthal's "General Physiology of Muscles and Nervous System." See pages 28-31 under Pedagogy and Psychology. CHILD STUDY 43 THE INFANT i. Psychology of Childhood Tracy. D. C. HEATH & CO. pp. l6o - - 9OC We must begin with the psychology of childhood, not that of the adult mind, if we would succeed in learning how to observe children. This book should be owned by the teacher who wishes to engage in child study, as it gives the latest results in clear and simple form. The study of the infant is farther advanced than the study of school children. Dr. Hall thinks that the study of in- fants will influence profoundly our philosophy of education, while the study of school children will be more practical. 2. The Senses and the Will. Dr. Prcycr. (Part I of "The Mind of the Child.") d. appleton & co. International Educational Ser. $1.50 3. The Development of the Intellect. Dr. Prcyer. (Part 11 of 'The Mind of the Child.") d. appleton & co. International Educational Ser. Si. 50 4. The Infant Mind.- Dr. Prcycr. d. appleton & co. International Educational Ser. $1.50 These books of Dr. Preyer's present scientific data in the study of the first five years of a child's life with his conclusions there- from. No. 3 is later and presents new verifications and more de- liberate reflection. If not interested in the details (scientific data are always dry to any one but the investigator), read over Dr. Preyer's conclusions and reserve the statistics to be compared later with your own investigations. 5. The Intellectual and floral Evolution of the Child. Gabriel Compayrc. Translated by Mary E. Wil- son. d. appleton & co. International Educational Ser. Si. 50 This comprehends the first four years of a child's life. "The 44 CHILD STUDY scientific interest is not in fixing dates at which a child is able to do things, but in finding the order of mental development." 6. First Three Years of Childhood. B. Perec. A. C. MCCLURG & CO. pp. 292. - - $1-50 Xos. 6 and 7 are careful observations of little children. 7. Notes on the Development of a Child. Milliccni IV. Shinn. University of California. 13erkely, Cal. ----- 50c. Miss Shinn has a paper on the "First Two Years of a Child" in the X. E. A. proceedings at Chicago in '93. p. 773. . 7 y z . Mental Development of a Child. Kathleen Moore. THE MACMILLAN CO. pp. 1 50. - - $1.00 8. Studies of Childhood. James Sully. D. APPLETON & CO. - - - $2.50 These papers were published in Popular Science Monthly in the years '93 and '94, and are chiefly valuable for comparison with one's own statistics. 9. Hereditary Genius. Francis Galtofi. THE MACMILLAN CO. pp. 39O. - - S2.5O A study of the extent to which genius is hereditary. HAGAZINE ARTICLES 1. First Five Hundred Days of a Child's Life. Mrs. Winfield S. Hall. Child Study Monthly. Vol II. Xos. 6 to 10. 2. Growth of Children. Peckham. Vol. I. Annual Report. State Board of Health. Wisconsin. 1881. 3. Growth of Children. Science. Vol. XI. p. 28. 4. Remarks on Rhythm in Education. Dr. G. Stanley Hall. Proceedings X. E. A. 1894. 5. Order of Physical Growth in the Child. -Bayard Hohnes. Transactions Illinois Society. Vol. II. Xo. 2. CHILD STUDY 45 6. One Year with a Little Girl. Oscar Chtisman. Educa- tional Review. January, 1895. 7. A Biographical Sketch of an Infant. Charles Darwin. Mind. 1877. Vol.11, p. 285. 8. The Baby's Mind. Elizabeth S. Brown, M. D. Series in Babyhood. July, 1890, to Nov., 1890. 9. Notes on the Study of Infants. Dr. G. Stanley Hall. Pedagogical Seminary. Vol. I. p. 127. 10. Suggestion in Infancy. /. Mark Baldwin. Science- Feb. 27, 1891. 1 1. Development of Children. Darwinism in the Nursery. L. Robinson. Popular Science Monthly. Vol. XL. p. 674. 12. Notes on an Infant. Champneys. Mind. Vol. VI. p. 104 13. Tranlation of Pkeyek's Directions for Conducting a Day Book Recording the Development of the Child from Birth. Dr. IV. O. Krohn. Transactions Illinois So- ciety. Vol. I. No. 1. 14. Infant Study in the Class Room. Adelaide E. Wyckoff. Pedagogical Seminary. Vol. II. No. 3. 15. Record of Infant Life. Ludeman. Syracuse. 16. Some Aspects of the Sense of Self. Dr. G. Stanley Hall. American Journal of Psychology. Vol IX. No. 3. PP- .55!-395- i6'J. Growth of Children. /VvctWvV /.. Burk. American Journal of Psychology. Vol. IX. No. 3. pp. 250-326. CHILDHOOD Contents of Children's Minds on Entering School. Dr. G. Stanley Hall. Pedagogical Seminary. Vol. I. No. 2. In book form by E. L. Kellogg icr. KEGAX, PAUL & CO. LONDON. pp. 108 - 75c This little book of lectures is full of suggestions as to the ob- servation of nerve signs and the real meaning of activity of body in its relation to brain. "You should no more wantonly arrest a a child's activity without due cause, than throw a stone at an ani- mal without cause, or destroy a flower because you do not see any use in it." CHILD STUDY 49 3. Physical Expression; Its Hodes and Principles. Dr. Francis Warner. d. appleton & co. International Educational Ser. Si. 75 4. Studies from Yale Psychological Laboratory. E, IV. Scripture. yale university. Vol. I, II, and III. Each Si. 00 5. Thinking, Feeling, and Doing. E. IV. Scripture. FLOOD & VINCENT. - - - Sl.50 See books on Nervous System. Nos. 96, 97, 103 and 105 under Pedagogy and Psychology. HAGAZINE ARTICLES 1. Nervous Children and How to Help Them. Grace C. Kempton. Interstate School Review. October, 1895. See "Power Through Repose," No. 127 under Pedagogy and Psychology. 2. \e\v Diseases of School Children. Dr. //'. O. Krohn. Child Study Monthly. Vol, I. No. 10. 3. School Hygiene. //'. //. Burnham. Pedagogical Semin- ary. Vol. II. p. 9. 4. Essentials of School Hygiene. Dr. D. F. Lincoln. Transactions Illinois Society. Vol. I. No. 3. 5. The School - Fatigue Question in Germany. //. T. Lukois. Educational Review. Vol. XIV. No. 3. Mar., '98. 5'j. Study of Some of the Conditions of Mental Activ- ity. -John ./. Bergstrom. American Journal of Psychology. Vol. VI. No. 2. pp. 247-274. 6. Fatigue. -/'. />'. Dresslar. Pedagogical Semimary. Vol. II. p. 102. 7. Fatigue hy Muscle Labor. //. liallin. Mind and Body. March and April, 1895. 50 CHILD STUDY 8. The Fatigue of the School Hour. Studies from Labora- tory of Leland Stanford. Marion Holmes. Pedagogical Sem- inary. Vol. III. No. 2. g. Studies in Fatigue. Moore. Studies from Yale. Vol. III. io. A Preliminary Study of Some of the Motor Phenom- ena of Mental Effort. Ernest H. Lindley. American Journal of Psychology. Vol. VII. No. 4. 11. Comparative Observations of the Involuntary Move- ments of Adults and Children. Milo Asem Tucker. American Journal of Psychology. Vol. VIII. No. 3. 12. The Effect of Fatigue on Voluntary Muscular Con- traction. Warren P. Lombard, M. D. American Journal of Psychology. Vol. III. No. 1. 13. Remarks on Replies by Teachers to Questions Re- specting Mental Fatigue. Sir Francis Gallon. Journal Anthropological Institute. 1888. p. 157. 14. Review of Die Ermudung. A. Mosso, Leipsic. 1892. Pedagogical Seminary. Vol. II. p. 267. 15. Study of Fatigue. Normalia. St. Cloud Normal School. March, 1896. Price 10 cents. 16. Intellectual Habits of Cornell Students. Earl Barnes. Studies in Education. Leland Stanford. No. 5. 17. Accurate Tests for Child Study. E. IV. Scripture. Transactions Illinois Society. Vol. I. No. 2. Tests on dermal pressure here given may be used for fatigue. 18. The Criminal Crowding of Public Schools. /. //. Penniman. Forum. May, 1895. 19. Crowded Schools as Promoters of Disease. //. D. Chapin. Forum. May, 1S95. CHILD STUDY 51 20. Some Physiological Considerations in the Arrange- ments of a System of School Gymnastics. Hans Ballin. Mind and Body. May, 1895. 21. Causes and Prevention of Lateral Curvature of the Spine, and Near-Sightedness. Dr. Edward Luehr. Mind and Body. September, 1894. 22. Habitual Postures of School Children./?/-. IV. O. Krohn. Child Study Monthly. October, 1895. 23. Habitual Postures of School Children. Eliza .If. Mosher. Educational Review. Vol. IV. No. 4. 24. Origin of Right and Left Handedness. Dr. /. Mark Baldwin. Science. October 31, 1890. 25. Origin of Right-Handedness. /. Mark Baldwin. Pop- ular Science Monthly. Vol XLIV. p. 606. 26. Left-Handedness. F. Tracy, Transactions Illinois So- ciety. Vol. II. No. 2. 27. Mirror Writing and Left-Handedness. M. Strack Pedagogical Seminary. Vol. II. No. 2. . 28. Kindergarten and Elementary School. Dr. C. C. Van I.iew. Educational Review. February, 1895. Development of nervous and muscular system considered practically with relation to the work ot young children. 29. Tests on School Children. E. W. Scripture. Educa- tional Review. January, 1893. 30. Bilateral Symmetry of Function. Dr. G. Stanley Hall and E. M. Hartwell. Mind. Vol. IX. pp. 99-101. 30'j. Some Mental Automatisms. E. If. Lindley and G. /-.". Partridge. Pedagogical Seminary. Vol. V. No. 1. 31. Aimless Activity in Children. Thaddeus /.. Bolton. Transactions Illinois Society. Vol. I. No. 2. 52 CHILD STUDY 32. Observation and Study of Movement and Mental Status. Dr. Francis Warner. Proceedings N. E. A. 1893 Chicago, p. 750. 33. Development of Voluntary Motor Ability. William L. Bryan. American Journal of Psychology. Vol. V. No. 2. 34. Preliminary Study of Motor Ability. John A. Han- cock. Pedagogical Seminary. Vol. III. No. I. 35. Recherches sur les Mouvements chez Quelques Jeunes Enfants. Bind. Review Philosophique. Mars, 1890 36. Children's Appetites and Foods. Dr. G. Stanley H all To appear in Pedagogical Seminary or American Journal of Psychology. SENSE OF SIGHT Care of Eyes 1. How to Take Care of Our Eyes. With advice to parents and teachers in regard to the management of eyes ot children. H, C. Angell. Roberts bros. 16 mo. Illustrated. - 50c 2. The Eye and Its Care. Frank Allport, M. D. 1. B. LIPPIXCOTT & CO. 12 mo. Cloth. Illus. $1,00 3. Hygiene of the Eye Dr. Herman Co/in. LONDON. 1S86. 4. Defective Vision in School Children. 5. Risley. Edu- cational Review. April, 1892. 4 ! j. Tests for Defective Vision in School Children. Frank .lllport. Educational Review. Vol. XIV. No. 2. p. 150. 4 : 4 . Eye Defects in Students and Children. Fdgar James Swift. Pedagogical Seminary. Vol. V. No. 2. 5. Eye-Tests of Children. G. M. West. American Journal of Psychology. Vol. IV. p. 595. 6. Color Sense; Its Origin and Development. Gilbert. Studies from Vale Psychological Laboratory. Vol. I. CHILD STUDY 53 7. Comparative Observations on the Indirect Color Range of Children, Adults and Adults Trained in- Color. G. IV. A. Luckey. American Journal of Psychology. Vol. VI. No. 4. 8. Report on Color Blindness. 2?. Joy Jeffreys. School Doc- ument. Xo. 13. Boston. 9. On the Color Vocabulary of Children. H. Wolfe. Uni- versity of Nebraska Studies. July, 1890. SENSE OF HEARING 1. The Hearing of Children. cTftw Chrisman. Pedagogi- cal Seminary. Vol. II. p. 397. The bibliography of the subject given in tins article will assist those who wish more references. 2. Deafness and Care of the Ears. A. M. Fanning. Pop- ular Science Monthly. December, 1892. p. 211. 3. One Boy's Debt to Child Study. Child Study Monthly. February, 1896. 4. Experiments on the Musical Sensitiveness of Chil- dren. Gilbert. Studies from Yale Psychological Laboratory. Vol. I. p. 80. INTELLECT REPRESENTATION ;. Individual Differences in the Imagination of Chil- dren. W.II. Burn/iam. Pedagogical Seminary. Vol.11. No. 2. 2. Differences in Children from the Teacher's Point ok View. /. Mark Baldwin. Inland Educator. August and December, 1895. The sensory and motor types contrasted. 3, Eye-Mindedness and Ear-Mindedness. Jos. Jastro-^. Popular Science Monthly. 1888. Vol. XXXIII. No. 5. 54 CHILD STUDY 4. The Secret of a Good riemory. J. Mortimer Gran- ville. D. LOTH HOP & CO. l6 mo. pp. 96. - 65c. This contains a study and suggestions for experiment on eye- and ear-mindedness. 5. Eye- and Ear-Mindedness. Normalia. Child Study num- ber, 1806. State Normal School, St. Cloud. 6. Eye- and Ear-Mindedness. William L. Bryan. Proceed- ings N. E. A. 1893. Chicago, p. 779. 7. Some Association Tracks in Reading and Spelling. Sitpt. Thomas M. Balliet. Proceedings N. E. A. 1893. Chi- cago, p. 756. 8. Sound Blindness. Sara E. Wiltse. American Journal of Psychology. Vol. I. p. 702. 9. Tests of Senses and Eaculties. Cattell. Educational Review. March, 1893. 10. The Place of the Story in Early Education Sara E. Wiltse. GINN & CO. 8 VO. pp. I37 - - 50C The last chapter on Mental Imagery has a study of represen- tation. 11. A Test of Memory in School Children. /^. Remarks on Tickling and Laughing. H. M. Stanley. American Journal of Psychology. Vol. IX. No. 2. 11. Study of Anger. Dr. G. Stanley Hall. To appear soon in either Pedagogical Seminary or American Journal of Psy- chology. SUPERSTITIONS Reminiscent Study. Children's Attitude Toward Ghosts. Louise Maitland. Studies in Education. Leland Stanford. Vol. I. No. 5. A Study of Children's Superstitions. Clara Vostrovsky. Studies in Education. Leland Stanford. Vol. I. No. 4. CHILD STUDY 59 3. Children and Ghosts. Louise Maitland. Studies in Edu- cation. Leland Stanford. Vol. I. No. 2. THE SOCIAL SENSE Social and Ethical Interpretations in flental De- velopment./. Mark Baldwin. THE MACMILLAN CO. pp. 574. - - 2.60 Teasing and Bullying. Frederick L. Burk. Pedagogical Seminary. Vol. IV r . No. 3. Questionaire on Affection and Its Opposite States. Dr. G. Stanley Hall. Topical Syllabi. 1894- 1895. Clark University. SUGGESTION (including imitation) LEADING TO VOLITION 1. Origin of Volition in Childhood. /. Mark Baldwin. Science. Vol. XX. p. 286. See "Mental Development," page 30 by the same author. 2. Child Observations. State Normal School, Worces- ter, Mass. Edited by Ellen M. Haskell. i). c. heath & co. pp.300. - - Si. 50 This is largely on imitation. 3. Suggestion in Infancy. J.Mark Baldwin. Science. Feb- ruary 27, 1891. 4. Imitation. Caroline Frear. Pedagogical Seminary. Vol. IV. No. 3. 4'X. Imitation in Development of Motor Memory. Reu- ben Post II alleck. North Western Monthly. Vol. VIII. No. (.). April, 1898. 4;^. Some Educational Bearings of the Principle of Imitation. C. C. VanLiew. North Western Monthly. Vol. VIII. No. 5. 5. The Suggestibility of Children. Maurice It. Small. Pedagogical Seminary. Vol. IV. No. 2. By far the best and most complete study of the subject. 6. Imitation in Children. Ellen M. ttasxell. Pedagogical Seminary. Vol. III. No. I. 60 CHILD STUDY 7. What Children Imitate. North Western Journal of Edu- cation. Vol. VII. pp. 99, 136, 162, 226, 300 and 332. 71/2. The Psychology of Suggestion. Boris Sidis. D. APPLETON & CO. 12 mo. - - Si .75 S. Imitation oe Teacher by Pupil. A Questionaire. Wil- liam L. Bryan and U. J. Griffith. Transactions Illinois So- ciety. Vol. I. No. 2. 9. Children; Their Hodels and Critics Aurctta Roys Aid rich. HARPER & BROTHERS. l6 IHO. - - 75c What children imitate in us. Though not a formal study, this is full of suggestion on the subject. MORALS 1. Moral Instruction.- Felix Adlcr. D. APPLETON & CO. 1892. pp. 2/0. - $1-50 2. Moral and Religious Training of Children and Ado- lescents. Dr. G. Stanley Hall. Pedagogical Seminary. Vol. I. pp. 196-210. 3. Moral Education and Will Training. Dr. G. Stanley Hall. Pedagogical Seminary. Vol. II. No. 1. pp. 72-89. 4. A Study of Children's Rights as Seen by Themselves. Margaret E. Schallenberger. Pedagogical Seminary. Vol. III. No. 1. 5. Punishment as Seen by Children. Earl Barnes. Peda- gogical .Seminary. Vol. III. p. 235. 6. Studies in Discipline. Earl Barnes. Studies in Education. Leland Stanford. Nos. 1 to 8 inclusive. This is a good model for work in any child study. It presents the method of stating problem, and of collecting, examining and collating material. 7. Children's Attitude toward Law. Estelle M. Darrah. Studies in Education. Leland Stanford. Nos. 6 and 7. CHILD STUDY 6l 8. Children's Attitude Toward Punishment for Weak Time Sense. David S. Snedden. Studies in Education. Le- land Stanford. No. g. 9. Class Punishment. Caroline Frear. Studies in Education. Leland Stanford. No. 9. 10. Questionnaire on Discipline in Family and School, and Punishment for Weak Time-Sense. Earl Barnes. Trans- actions Illinois Society. Vol. I. No. 3. Very suggestive work. 11. Children's Motives. A hna Patterson. Studies in Educa- tion. Leland Stanford. No. 9. 12. Who Has the Best Right? Genevra Sisson. Studies in Education. Leland Stanford. No. 7. 13. Children's Lies. Dr. G. Stanley Hall. Pedagogical Sem- inary. Vol. I. No. 2. 14. Why Children Lie. Nathan Oppenheim. Popular Science Monthly. July, 1895. 15. Theological Life of a California Child. Earl Barnes. Pedagogical Seminary. Vol. II. p. 442. 16. A Study of Conversion.- -Edwin D. Starbuck. American Journal of Psychology. Vol. YIII. No. 2. A study in psychology of religious phenomena. 17. Moral Education./. A'. Street. Pedagogical Seminary. Vol. V. No. 1. Important general study. 18. A Study in the Psychology of Religious Phenomena. /awes If. Leaba. American Journal of Psychology. Vol. VII. No. 3. 19. Sunday School Work and Bible Study in the Light of Modern Pedagogy..?. C. Ellis. Pedagogical Sem- inary. Vol. III. No. 3. p. 363. 62 CHILD STUDY 20. A Study of Habit Degeneration. -E. B. Dresslar. Trans- actions Illinois Society. Vol. I. No. 2. 21. Development of Personality in Children. Edward Howard Griggs. Studies in Education. Leland Stanford. No. 8. 22. Children's Rights. A book of Nursery Logic. Kate Douglas U'iggin. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. l6 mo. pp.235. $1.00 23. Child Nature. Elizabeth Harrison. KINDERGARTEN LITERATURE CO. pp.200. - $1.00 See chapter on Punishment. 24. Social Statics. Herbert Spencer. D. APPLETON & CO. pp. 523. - - $2.00 See Punishments of Children. 25. A Study of Habit Degeneration. A Questionaire. F. B. Dresslar. Transactions Illinois Society. Vol. I. No. 2. A suggestive study enabling teachers to correct bad habits oi children. 26. How Children Judge Character. Anna Kohler. Stud- ies in Education. Leland Stanford. No 3. 27. Characteristics of the Best Teachers as Recognized by Children. H. E. Kratz. Pedagogical Seminary. Vol. III. No. 3. p. 413- 28. Children's Sense of Money. Anna Kohler. Studies in Education. Leland Stanford. No. 9. 29. Studies of Children's Opinion of Punishments. Es- telle M. Darrah. School Education. Nov., '97, and March and May, '98. 30. Methods of Manifesting the Instinct of Certainty. Maurice H. Small. Pedagogical Seminary. Vol. V. No. 3. CHILD STUDY 62a MORALS 31. Child Study and School Discipline. Will S. Munroe. Educational Review. Vol. XIV. No. 5. p. 451. 32. Moral Training of Children. H. K. Wolfe. North Western Monthly. Vol. VIII. No. 7. Feb., '98. 33. Character Building (Kindness). /. M. Corthrell. The Mother's Voice. Jan., '98. 34. Child Fetiches. (jVcr^ M. Gould. Pedagogical Semin- ary. Vol. V. No. 3. Jan., '98. 35. Religious Ideas of a Child. Oscar Chrisman, Child Study Monthly. Vol. III. No. 9. March, '98. 36. Religion for Oir Children. Mrs. Wm. H. Wilder. Kindergarten Magazine. Vol. IX. No. 5. 37. Contributions to the Psychology of Religion. Ed- win D. Starbuck. American Journal of Psychology. Vol. IX. No. 1. 38. The Sunday School as a Force. Patterson DuBois. North Western Monthly. Vol. VIII. No. 7. Feb., '98. 39. The New Life. Arthur H. Daniels. American Journal of Psychology. Vol. VI. No. 1. pp. 61-106. 40. Intellectual and Moral Evolution of the Child. Compayri. See page 43. CHILD STUDY 63 PLAY i. Education by Plays and Games. G. E. Johnson. Peda- gogical Seminary. Vol. III. No. 1. \Yz. Play in Education. G. E. Johnson. North Western Monthly. Vol. VIII. No. 1. 2. Educational Value of Play. James Hughes. Educa- tional Review. Vol. N" III. pp. 327-336. 3. The Story of a Sand Pill. Dr. G. Stanley Hall. Scrib- ner's Magazine. June, 1888. A review of the above quoting the most important part is in Pedagogical Seminary. Voi. I. No. 2. 4. Children's Plays. Genevra Si'sson. Studies in Education. Leland Stanford. No. 5. 5. Bibliography of Children's Plays. Genevra Sisso?t. Studies in Educatton. Leland Stanford. No. 5. 6. Children's Games in the Kindergarten and Home. Ginevra Sisson. North Western Monthly. Vol. VIII. No. I. 7. What Determines Leadership in Children's Plays. -- Clara I'ostrovsky. Studies in Education. Leland Stanford. No. 8. 8. Rudimentary Society among Boys. John Johnson, Jr. Overland Monthly. October, 1883 and July, 1884. 9. Free Play in Physical Education. Popular Science Monthly. April, 1893. Vol. 42. p. 813. 10. Questionaire on Dolls, and on Toys and Playthings. Dr. G. Stanley Hall. Transactions Illinois Society. Vol. I. No. 3. 1 1. A Study of Dolls. -A. Caswell Ellis and G. Stanley //all. Pedagogical Seminary. Vol. IV. No. 2. 12. Study on Toys and Playthings. Dr. G. Stanley /fall and J ' '. Shaw. To appear eitner in Pedagogical Seminary or in American Journal of Psychology. 13. George Juniok Republic at Fki.lvii.le, N. V. Outlook. October, 31, IiSi/j. Review of Reviews. May. i8./>. 64 CHILD STUDY 14. Games and Songs of American Children. William Wells Newell. harper & brothers. 1884. pp- 2 4 2 - " $1 5 15. Recollections of the Wild Life Plays and Games. Dr. C. A. Eastman. St. Nicholas. February, 1894. 16. Study of Children's Plays. Earl Barnes. Leland Stan- foal. i8g3, 1894, I Sc/5. For discussions of play see, "Symbolic Education,'' meaning of play. pp. in-n6, "Joseph Payne's Lectures.'' Richter's"Levana." Mrs. Burnett's "One 1 Knew Best ot All," "Childhood, Boyhood and Youth," Tolstoi. 17. Friedrich Froebel's Pedagogics of the Kindergar= ten. His Ideas Concerning the Play and Play- things of the Child. Translated by Josephine Jarvis. D. appleton & co. 12 mo. Cloth. Illustrated. S15C This has a preface by Dr. Harris and an original preface by Dr. Lange. There is a thorough discussion of the first five gifts. Xo study of play can be complete without a thorough understand- ing of Froebel's conception of it. 18. The Songs and Music of Froebel's Hother Play. The songs are not literally translated, but are put in poetical form by Emilie Poulsson, Henrietta R. I^liot, Kate Brown, and others. d. appleton & co. Illustrated, pp. 270. - Si. 50 19. The flottoes and Commentaries of Friedrich Froe= bel's Mother Play. Rendered in English verse by Henrietta R. Eliot. The Prose Commentaries are translated by Susan E. Blow. D. appleton & co. 13 mo. Cloth. Illustrated. $1.50 Miss Blow's discussion of the Mother Play in "Symbolic Edu- cation should be read with this. Mothers and teachers will be de- lighted with this new version of the most practical work of Frcebel. CHILD STUDY 65 DRAWING 1. A Study of Children's Drawings. Earl Barnes. Peda- gogical Seminary. Vol.11. No. 3. pp. 455-463. 2. How Children Draw Objects Placed before Them. A. B. Clark. Pamphlet. Stanford University. 1896. 2 '4. Notes on Children's Drawings. Elmer E. Brown. University of California. Vol. II. No. 1. p. 75. 2>2- Study of Children's Drawings. Herman T. Lukens. Pedagogical Seminary. Vol. IV. No. 1. p. 79. The most important study. 3. Note sur les Dessins d'Enfants. M. Passy. Revue Philosophique. Vol. XXXII. p. 614. Reviewed in Peda- gogical Seminary. Vol. II. p. 276. 4. Drawing in Infant Schools. T. G. Rooper. v.. l. kellogg & co. Paper. - - 15c 5. Drawing. Scriptute and Lyman. * Studies from Yale Psy- chological Laboratory. October, 1893. 6. What Children Draw to Please Themselves. Louise M. M ait land. Inland Educator. Vol. I. No. 2. September, 1894. 7. The Art of Little Children Louise M. Maitland. Ped- agogical Seminary. Vol. III. No. 2. A translation of Corrado Ricci's study made in 1887. This is the most val- uaole and interesting contribution to the subject. 8. The Child's Attitude toward Perspective Problems. Arthur B. Clark. Studies in Education. Leland Stanford. No. 8. i) Illustrations in Studies in Education. Leland Stan- ford. Earl Barnes. in Pictorial Evolution of a Man. No. i. 121 The Story of Bluebeard. No. 2. 13) Hanns Guck-in-diE-Luft. Nos. T, and 4. (4) George Washington and the Cherry Trek. No. 5. (5) Poi.I.lWOGS AND FROGS. No. 6. (6) Fragmentary Thinking. No. 7. 10. Children's Drawings. .1/. / '. O'S/iea. Proceedings N. E. A. iS ( ,4. 66 CHILD STUDY LANGUAGE i. The Language of Children. Frederick Tracy. Interna- tional Congress of Education. Chicago. 1893. p. I},"]. 2. Language of Childhood. Frederick Tracy. Mind. Vol. II. No. 1. American Journal of Psychology. Vol. VI. No. 1. 3. Notes on Studies of Language of Children. Dr. G. Stanley Hall. Pedagogical Seminary. Vol. I. p. 257. 4. Questionnaire on Child Language. H. T. Lukens. Trans- actions Illinois Society. Vol. I. No. 2. 5. Preliminary Report on the Learning of Language. H.T.Lukens. Pedagogical Seminary. Vol. III. p. 424. 6. Course of Study on the Evolution of Language in Children. Col. Parker, Transactions Illinois Society. Vol. I. No. 2. -, Child Speech and the Law of Mispronunciation. Ed- win Xob/e. Education. September and October, 1888. 8. The Speech of Children. A. Stevenson. Science, March 3. 1893. 9. Development of Speech in Infants. Dr. IV. B. Canfield. Babyhood. May, 1887. 10. How Children Learn to Talk. E. A.Kirkpatrick. Sci- ence. September 25, 1891. 11. Studies in Psychology. Sully. Popular Science Monthly. 1 893- 1 894. See "Studies of Childhood," by the same author. 12. Acquisition of Language by Children. H.Taine. Mind. Vol. II. p. 252. See book "On Intelligence." H. Taine. pp. 376-382. 13 Psychology of Language of Children. Dr. Jchn Dewey. Psychological Review. Vol. I. p. 63. CHILD STUDY Gj 14. Psychology of Infant Language. Dr. John Dewey. Psychological Review. January, 1890. 15. Secret Language of Children. Oscar Chrisman. Sci- ence. Vol. XXII. p. 303. Child Study Monthly. Sept., 1806. See "Talks on Pedagogies'' Col Parker, pp. 308-336. 16. Physiological Notes on Primary Education, and Study of Language. Mary Putnam Jacobi. g. t. putnam's sons. pp. 120. - - Si. 00 17. Questionaire on Early Forms of Vocal Expression. Dr. G. Stanley Hall. Transactions Illinois Society. Vol. I. No. 3. EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN 1. Exceptional Children in School. E. II. Russell. Edu- cational Review. December, 1893. 2. Mental Abnormalities in Children during Primary Education. Dr Adolph Myer. Transactions Illinois Soci- ety. Vol. I. No. 1. 2%. Truancy as Related to the Migratory Instinct. Linus IV. Kline. Pedagogical Seminary. Vol. V. No. 3. 2'/j. Truants and Incorrigibles. Educational Review. May, 1894. Vol. VII. p. 423. 3. Child Study and the Slums. Dr. Graham Taylor. Trans- actions Illinois Society. Vol. II. No. 2. 4. A Study in Youthful Degeneracy. George I'.. Dawson. Pedagogical Seminary. Vol. IV. No. 2. 5. A Report of the Examination of 100 Brains of Feeble- minded Children. .-/. W.Wilmarth. Alienist and Neu- rologist. October, 1890. 6. A Study of Peculiar and Exceptional Children. !'.. //'. liohannon. Pedagogical Seminary. Vol. 1\. No. I. 7. Child Study in Schools eor Feeble-Minded Children. Dr. II'. 0. Krohn. Child Study Monthly. Vol. 1. p. 7> 8. Contribution to the Psychology and Pedagogy of Feeble-Minded Children. G. E. Johnson. Pedagogical Seminary. Vol. III. No. 2. 68 CHILD STUDY AUTOBIOGRAPHIES Recommended for Child Study The first seven are among those recommended by Prof. Earl Barnes of Stanford University. i. The Romance of a Child. Pierre Loti. RAND, MCXALLY & CO. pp. 1 79. - - $1.00 This is a delicately drawn nicture of a child's inmost soul, Note the development of intellect through action in the child's first jumping; the picture of the happy duck and the unhappy duck, showing how naturally children express emotion in drawing. Note also the associations formed between unrelated objects under the stress of strong emotion. 2. Childhood, Boyhood, and Youth. Count Lyof N. Tolstoi. THOMAS Y. CROWELL & CO. 12 ITIO. - $I-5G Autobiographies which are valuable for child study must re- veal the truth, either from the transparency of the author's dis- guise, or from the frank avowal of the author, combined with his ability to read his own soul. Tolstoi's book is of the latter class. Chapter 19, on Serozha Ivin, is an admirable study for one who would understand the strong friendships children form for each other, and their effect on character. 3. Journal of Harie Bashkirtseff. RAND, MCXALLY & CO. - $1-50 Granted that this girl was exceptional, still no thoughtful stu- dent of human nature can fail, through the reading of this book, to become a better interpreter of the ambitions, emotions, and secrets of the thirteen, fourteen, or fifteen-year-old girl whose soul is a conflict of new thoughts and new emotions striving with the old childish ones. The book is strongly recommended to teachers of girls of this age. CHILD STUDY 69 4. Diary of Anna Green Winslow, a Boston School- girl of '71. Alice Morse Earle. houghtox, MiFFLix & co. Illustrated. 12 mo. Si. 25 Anna Green Winslow is a girl whom it is a great pleasure to know and to study. The primness of her record does not prevent one from catching glimpses of the real child. 5. Autobiography of John Stuart Hill. HENRY HOLT & CO. pp. 3 1 3. - - $2.00 Facts of mind can not be as easily gathered or as clearly pre- sented as facts of matter. There is, therefore, reason for thank- fulness for every autobiography in which early impressions and early education are presented clearly and candidly as they are hereby Mr. Mill. 6. The Story of My Life. Georg Ebers. d. appleton & co. 12 mo. pp. 382. Portraits. Si. 25 Georg Ebers was educated at Keilhau, a school founded ac- cording to Frcebel's principles. Aside from the interest in his reminiscences of Frcebel, and the view given of German politics of the period, the child student will be interested in the boyish tights, and the effect of fairy tales and of school journeys. 7. Convent Life of George Sand. ROBERTS BROS. l6 mo. pp. 2 1 9. - Si. 00 Some of the best studies on the government of girls who, like Mile. Dudevant, are proud of being called "Les Diables," are found in convent stories. The Atlantic Monthly, Vol. LXII, page 707, contains a story of "A Convent School in 1 8th Century," which has been used in teachers' training classes as a study in discipline. 8. My Schools and Schoolmasters. Hugh Miller. ROBERT CARTER & BROTHERS. I S 7 5 . 12 IllO. SI./5 A lesson may be learned from the way the pebble-beds oi Cromarty educated Hugh Miller, no less than from the tales of Ins schoolmasters who did not educate him. 70 CHILD STUDY 9. The Boy I Knew. Lawrence Hutton. sr. Nicholas. Four Numbers. December, 1896 to March, 1897, inclusive. Here is a chance to study a boy whose environment is an American city. One is perhaps most interested in the effect of his theatre-going, and in his own dramatic representations of Deer- slayer, David Copperfield, and of other books he had read. 10. A Boy's Town. William Dean Howells. harper & brothers. pp.247. Illustrated. $1.25 Here is again a distinctly American environment. This boy does not escape the analytical pen of the distinguished author. "One tiresome fact about boys is that they are so much alike," says Mr. Howells, and proceeds to unveil the universal boy, while he gives us delightful pictures of himself in all the phases of child- hood, his fears, struggles with lying, his games, and his holidays. 11. A New England Girlhood. Outlined from Mem- ory. Lucy Larcom. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. 1 6 mo. - 75c From the little child who says, "I won't" continually, just be- cause her aunt sang for her, "Miss Lucy was a charming child, She never said, '1 won't,' " to the end of this charming narrative we have the real girl whom child students are so anxious to study. In the child study of Dolls do.i't neglect this book. 12. Autobiography of James Freeman Clarke. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. Crown 8vO. - $1 50 Note the way Mr. Clarke began the study of Latin. "Turning over the leaves of a dictionary may cultivate muscle, but it can not affect the language faculty." i.j. Life of Sir Walter Scott. John Gibson Lockhart. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. 3 Vols. - 54-50 The child of three shouting the ballads from Percy's Reiiques CHILD STUDY /I at the top of his voice. the boy fascinating his school fellows with tales we can find no better concrete study of the development of the imagination than in this journal. Note the early predominance of the motor images which Prof. Halleck finds so numerous in Scott's writings. 14. Autobiography of Leigh Hunt. CHARLES SCKIBNER's SONS. l6niO. - $1.00 harper & brothers. Franklin Sq. Lib. Paper. 20c The delightful style of Hunt and the reminiscences of Charles Lamb and others, give this book a high literary value, but we recommend the first volume as a delightful child study. The boy who suffered tortures when people were kind to him, thinking, "Ah, they little suspect that I am the boy who said 'd -n it'; " and who read Hudibras at one "desperate plunge" as a sort of achieve- ment, can not fail to be interesting. In studying Fears, don't neglect Hunt's fear of the mantichora. 15. Records of a Girlhood. Frances Ann Kcmble. henry holt & co. Large 12 mo. pp. 205. $2. 50 This is a girl who hated dolls. The effect of punishments upon this high-spirited girl, and the moods of the adolescent period are important points for study. 16. .Sonya Kovalevsky. I ler Recollections of Child- hood. Translated from the Russian by Isabel F. Hapgood. CENTURY CO. 8 VO. pp. 3 iS - - Sl.50 A vivid picture of a nervous and precocious child. 17. The Story of My Childhood. - Madame J. MicJielet. Translated from the French. little, brown & co. pp. 118 - - $1.25 N'otice chapters on My First Doll and Fear of the Witches. ~2 CHILD STUDY 18. Autobiography of Goethe. Bohn's Library. Two Vols. pp. 520-543. Each $1.00 G. F. Putnam's Sons publishes the contents of first volume under the title of "The Boyhood and Youth of Goethe. ' ; World's Classics. 2 Vol. Each 50c. The first volume is most valuable to the child student. The sufferings of the boy arising from the savage world of his play- mates conflicting with the civilized world of adults form one topic, The study of the religious phase of adolescence will receive en- lightenment from the chapter on the "Boy Priest." 19. Life and Letters of Charles Darwin. With an Autobiographic Chapter. d. appleton & co. Two Vols. 12 mo. Ilustrated. $4.50 Boyhood of Darwin by himself taken from above book, in Popular Science Monthly, December, 1887. Note especially the parts bearing on Lying, Childish Credulity, and Interest in Collec- tions. 20. Every Day Experiences at Eton By a Present Eton Boy. C W. BARDEEN. 1 877. pp. 1 84. - - $1.00 Note the general attitude of the boy toward school work and teachers, his difficulties in carrying out his ideals, and the influence of boys over each other. 21. Autobiography of John Gilbert Hamerton. ROBERTS BROTHERS. 12 mo. Cloth. - $1.00 Education outside of schools; and schools so conducted as to be of little use. 22. The Story of My Life Augustus J. C. Hare. DODD, MEAD & CO. Two Volumes. - $7.50 Mr. Hare adds another record to the many written and un- written tragedies of childhood. Another child tormented by well- meaning persons in the name of education. More insight may come to a teacher from the reading of this pathetic story, than from many a volume on abstract theories of training, for here we CHILD STUDY 73 have the concrete case laid bare, with the perspective of years to show just what came of the blind driving of uncomprehended spirit, which Mr. Hare looks back upon as his education. 23. Autobiography of Jean Paul Richter. d. c. heath & co. pp. 4 1 3, Bound with Levana. Si. 44 Jean Paul is always inimitable and his sketch of his childhood is correspondingly unique. Picture, for instance, the small boy reading hymns aloud for the edification of a poor old lady, and being so overcome by their sad imagery as to burst into a loud fit of crying much to her astonishment. 24. The Story of My Life. Hans Christ! an Andersen. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. I2IHO. - $1.00 "My life is a lovely story, happy and full of incident." Note the conditions which contributed to his happy childhood. 25. Autobiography of Froebel. c. \v. bardeen. 12 mo. Cloth, pp. 183. - Si. 50 E. l. kellogg & co. 1 6 mo. Cloth, pp. 128. 50c The gift of insight into one's own motives and needs, particu- larly our childhood's motives and needs, is rare. It was this that made Froebel the first to understand the training of children. It is this which makes his autobiography exceed all others in interest to the child student. 26. Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin. GINN & CO. . - - 48c 27. Autobiography of Harriet Martineau. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. 2 Vol. Crown 8 VO. S4.OO 28. How I Was Educated. Papers from Forum. D. API'LETON & CO. .... 20C 29. Chapters from a Life. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps. Houghton, MIFFLIN & CO. 12 mo. Illustrated. S1.50 74 CHILD STUDY 30. The One 1 Knew Best of All. A Memory of the Mind of a Child. Frances Hodgsoti Burnett. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. 12 mo. - $2.00 31. When I Was a Boy in China. Van Phou Lee. LOTHROP PUBLISHING CO. l6 mo. - 60C Yan Phou Lee was sent to this country and was educated at Yale. 32. The Journal of John Woolman. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. l6 mo. Sl.50 33. Autobiography of Martin Luther. Michelet. Translated by W. Hazlitt. the macmillan co. Bonn's Library. - $1.00 34. Life of Lord Herbert of Cherbury. By Himself. cassell & co. Paper. ... iqc 35. Autobiography of Vittorio Alfieri. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. - - $1.00 36. Study of Boyhood of Great Men. A. H. Voder. Peda- gogical Seminary. Vol. III. p. 134. 37. Arithmetical Prodigies. E. IV. Scripture. American Journal of Psychology. Vol. IV. No. I. 38. Autobiography of Joseph Jefferson. CENTURY CO. 8 VO. pp. 5OO. - - $5-00 OTHER BOOKS FOR CHILD STUDY 1. Mill on the Floss.- George Eliot. a. l. burt. Home Library. - - 75c Maggie is undoubtedly a reminiscence of the author's own CHILD STUDY 75 childhood. Tom, Lucy and Bob are all real children. George Eliot's insight into child nature is as keen as is her penetration into older souls. 2. Imaginary Portraits Walter Pater. THE MACMILLAN CO. 12 mo. Cloth. - $l.$0 21 ,. The Child in the House. Walter Pater. THOMAS MOSHER .... ~^ c In these portraits there is always analysis of "that process of brain building by which we are, each one of us, what we are." In the "Child in the House" there is given in exquisite English, a study of how the environment of a child becomes a part of his soul, "inward and outward being woven through and through each other in one inextricable texture." The book is especially valuable in arousing memories of one's own childhood, for there are many of us who with Florian Deleal have discovered that "accidents, the angle at which the sun at morning fell on the pillow, have be- come parts of the great chain by which we are bound." 3. Harius, the Epicurean. I lis Sensations and Ideas. Walter Pater. THE MACMILLAN CO. 12 IllO. - - S2.25 Development of character through the subtle influence of sur- roundings. 4. The Boy's Revolt. A Story of Street Boys in New- York. James Otis. estes & lauriat. Square 12 mo. - Si. 25 5. Jenny Wren's Boarding=House. James Otis. estes & lauriat. Square 12 mo. - Si. 25 All of the books by lames Otis, the author of "Toby Tyler," are greatly appreciated by boys, but we especially recommend them to teachers of public schools in large cities. The author's accurate knowledge of bootblack and newsboy may well be envied by any teacher who deals with the street gamin 6. Child Life in the Slums of New York. - Ifenry Campbell. Demorest's Family Magazine. 1892. /6 CHILD STUDY 7. Beckonings from Little Hands Pattcrso7i Dubois. John d. wattles, pp. 182. - - $1.25 Eight pathetic little studies, not in the least coldly scientific. 8. Child Nature. Elizabeth Harrison. CHICAGO KINDERGARTEN COLLEGE. pp. 207 " Si. 00 Miss Harrison's strong good sense makes her observations and conclusions in regard to child nature of unusual value. 9. Child and Child Nature. Baroness Marenholz von Buclozv. C. \V. BARDEEN. 12 OlO. pp. 207. - $1-50 Frcebel's ideas of the child, and his educational theories. 10. Life and Education of Laura Bridgman. Mary Swift Lam son. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. 12 mo. - $1-50 11. The Child and Childhood in Folk Thought. Alexander Francis Chamberlain. THE MACMILLAN CO. pp. 464. - - $3-00 The purpose is to give a view of the child among primitive races, and to trace the effect which children have had on our pres- ent social institutions and tendencies. Light is thrown on the de- velopment of children's languages, on games and plays, The book contains a very good bibliography. Read in connection with with this The Child as a Social Factor. Earl Barnes. Studies in Education. Leland Stanford. No. 9. 12. Child Life in Art Estelle M. Hnrll. JOSEPH KNIGHT & CO. 12 mo. Cloth. Gilt. $2.00 Twenty-five beautiful half-tone illustrations from Raphael. Titian, Van Dyck, Velasquez, Reynolds, and other artists. CHILD STUDY "JJ 13. The Children. Altec MeynelL JOHN LANE. 8 VO. - - - $1.25 Mrs. Meynell is a most effective writer. The child she pic- tures is no copy of his elders. He has a right to his own thoughts, feelings and even acts. He should, in fact, act in accord with the laws of his development, not according to our whims. 14. A Child World : James Whitcomb Riley. BOWEN, MERRILL & CO. 12 mo. - - $1.25 A continuous chronicle in verse of child life. The charm of Riley's verse, and the exquisite sympathy and truth of his child delineations make this book a necessity o child lovers. 15. Child Study of Herbakt. C. C. Van Liew. Transactions Illinois Society. Vol.11. No. 2. 16. Child Study of Frcebel. Bertha Payne. Transactions Illinois Society. Vol. II. No. 2. GEOGRAPHY METHODS AND HATTER FOR TEACHERS 1. Earth and Han. -Arnold Guyot. CHARLES SCRIBNER's SONS. ,12 mo. pp. 334 $175 The relation of geographical facts to the central fact of relief is so emphasized that this book is by far the most useful guide in the teaching of geography to fifth, sixth, and seventh grades. 2. Elementary Lessons in Physical Geography. Archibald Gc ikie. THE MACMILLAX CO. l8 mo. pp. 360, - $1.10 3. Science Primer. Physical Geography. Archibald Gcikie. AMERICAN BOOK CO. l8mO pp. I IQ. - 35c The value of this little book is almost ludicrously out of pro- portion to its size and price. There is such an appreciation of the learner's mind, and such skill shown in unfolding matter that the book should be considered one of the very best manuals of the method of teaching geography. 4. The Teaching of Geography. Arc J lib aid Gcikie. THE MACMILLAX CO. l8 mo. pp. 205. - 60C This book is to be commended both for the enumeration of the points in physical geography which should be presented in the grades, and for the suggestions as to best methods of presentation. GEOGRAPHY 79 5. Outlines of Geography. NORMAL SCHOOL, BRIDGEWATER, MASS. - 5OC 6. Outline of Geography. Minnesota Manual for Graded Schools. Office, State Superintendent, St. Paul. 7. Child and Nature. Alexander Fryc. ginx & co. pp. 210 .... 80c Mr. Frye is an indispensable aid to the primary teacher of geography, and it will pay the teacher of older grades to consult the book for method. Following Mr. Frye's suggestion; "Teach no more of any one topic than you intend to use as a basis for the next" will do away with much useless lumber in this subject. 8. Lessons in the New Geography. Spencer Trotter. D. C. HEATH & CO. pp. \Q)2. - - Sl.00 This leaves one with the desire to know if all parts of geog- raphy can be illuminated as are the points used here for illus- tration. 9. Manual of Geography. Jacques M. Redway. I). C. HEATH cS; CO. pp. 1 75. - - 65c An exposure of many schoolroom fancies. Particularly help- ful in the use of maps. 10. Oswego Methods in Geography. Amos J/. Farn- liam. C. \V. BARDEEN. - - - . ; 0C 11. flethods and Aids in Teaching Geography. - Cliarles F. King. LEE & SIIEI'ARI). I2IHO. - - - S 1 .60 This contains a very good list of teachers' and pupils' reading matter. SO GEOGRAPHY 12. Hethods ot Teaching Geography. Lucretia Crocker. BOSTON SCHOOL SUPPLY CO. pp. JO. - 60C 13. How to Study Geography.- Francis A. Parker. n. appleton & co. International Scientific Ser. $1.50 1 4. Geographical Studies Carl Ritter. AMERICAN BOOK CO. - - - $I.OO RUter brings out the human interest in geography, connecting it with history. A wonderfully suggestive book to the teacher of both subjects. 15. The Human Race Loins Figtder. 16. The Ocean World. Louis Figuier. 1 7. The Vegetable World Lout's Figuier. d appleton & co. 12 mo. Each - $1,50 18. The Earth. FJy see Rectus, pp 573. 8vo, $5.00 19. The Ocean and the Atmosphere. Flyse'e Rectus. HARPER & BROTHERS. pp. 534. 8 VO. - $6.00 Figuier and Reclus, like Guyot and Ritter, emphasize the cause and effect relation. If, as recent child study proves, chil- dren are more interested in how, -w/iy and result, than they are in where, and if this interest steadily increases during the grades, the teacher of geography will do well to consult these authors and be- come full of this phase of the subject. 20. The Earth as Modified by Human Action George P. Marsh. CHARLES SCRIBNERS SON'S. 8 VO. pp. 621 - S3.5O 21. The Tropical World./)/-. G. Hartwig. pp. 554. 22. The Polar World./)/-. G. Hartwig. pp. 520. GEOGRAPHY 8l 23. The Aerial World. Dr. G. Hartivig. Nos. 21, 22, and 23 are large 8 vo, illustrated with maps, plates and wood-cuts. LONGMANS, GREEN & CO. Each - - S3.OO These books form an encyclopaedia of tropical and polar plants and animals, which will prove its usefulness by being worn to tatters in any school where pupils from nine to fourteen have access to it. Where there can not be a large library of geographic- al books, the "Polar and Tropical World" will prove the best in- vestment. 24. Distribution of Animals. Alfred R. Wallace. HARPER & BROTHERS. 2 Vol. pp. 5OO+6OO. Si 0.00 25. Island Life; or Phenomena and Causes of Insular Faunas and Floras. Alfred R. Wallace. the macmillan CO. 8 vo. pp. 553. Illustrated. Si. 75 26. Geographical and Geological Distribution of Ani= mals. Angela Heilpri/i. I). APPLETON& co. International Educational Ser. S2.00 Usually a child learns more from a wild animal show than from all his school work on animals The teacher who would give some real understanding of their distribution, and of the barriers which prevent their passing from one region to another, should read Wallace and Heilprin. Notice also page 183 in Frye's "Child and Nature,'' and chapter X in Fiske's "Cosmic Philoso- phy." See Page 29. 27. Elementary Physical Geography. Ralph S. Tarr. THE MACMILLAN CO. pp. 48/. - - SI.4O The discussion of rocks and soils, and the formation of moun- tains, rivers and other physiographic features, make this the most valuable physical geography for help to teachers in the grades. The "First Book of Physical Geography," sec page 89, by the same author, presents the same features in simpler form. 82 GEOGRAPHY 28. Elements of Geology Joseph LcContc. D. APPLETON & CO. 8 VO. - - S4.OO A popular and interesting presentation of points needed in good geography teaching. 20. Elementary Physiography. --John Thornton. LONGMANS, GREEN & CO. Cl'OVVn 8 VO. pp. 34O. 80C 30. The Physiography of the United States. American book co. Ten Monographs, each 20c, or together, Si. 5c; in bound volume $2.50. About 34 pages in each. Physiographic Processes. - /. W. Powell Physiographic Features. - - /. IV. Powell Physiographic Regions of the U. S. - J. IV. Powell Present and Extinct Lakes of Nevada. /. C. Russell Beaches of the Atlantic Coast. - A. S. Shaler The Northern Appalachians. - Bailey Willis Niagara Falls and Their History. - G.K. Gilbert Mt. Shasta A Typical Volcano. - J. S. Diller Physical Geography of Southern New England IV. M.Davis The Southern Appalachians. - - C. IV. Hayes 31. Characteristics of Volcanoes. J. I). Dana. dodd, mead & co. Large Octavo. - S5.00 This contains an historical review of Hawaiian volcanic ac- tion for the past sixty-seven years, and discusses the relation of volcanic islands to deep sea topography. 32. Corals and Coral Islands. J. D. Dana. dodd, mead & co. Large 8 vo. Revised to 1890. $5.00 S3. Notes on Earthquakes. Richard A. Proctor. joiin ai.den - - - - 13c GEOGRAPHY 83 34. The Story of the Sun. Sir Robert S. Ball. D. APPLETON & CO. 8 VO. - - S5.OO 35 . The Su n . - C. A . I r oung. D. appleton & co. International Scientific Ser. S2.00 36. An Angular Tour of the World. The Curiosities of Latitude and Longitude. Edward R, E. Cowell. THOMAS CHARLES CO. A book designed to aid teachers. 37. Climate and Time in Their Geological Relations. James Croll. D. appleton & CO. 12 mo. pp. 577. Illustrated. Si. 50 This will help in the study of currents, making the subject of their causes much simpler. Incidentally, the book clears up some wrong ideas of the south pole. The author's method of proving his theories is interesting in itself. 38. The Cause of the Ice Age. R. Ball. I). APPLETON & CO. 12 IllO. - - Si. 00 A good book to compare with Croll's. 30. A Popular Treatise on the Winds. William Eernil. JOHN wiley & sons. Large 8 vo. pp. 505. - S4.00 For other books on geology, physical geography, astronomy, and physiography, see pupil's reading list. See also Nature Study. 40. The Story of Earth and Han. /. \\\ Dawson. HARPER & BROTHERS. PP- 453- " " 81.5O 41. Natural Resources of the United States. J, /cob Harris Pat. 'on. I. APPLETON 6c CO. pp. ;2L SLOO $4 GEOGRAPHY 42. Raw Materials of Commerce John Yeats. BOSTON SCHOOL SUPPLY CO. 12 IllO, pp. 5O4. $2. 1 6 The geology and geography of these materials with their chief economic uses. 43. Recent and Existing Commerce. John Yeats. BOSTON SCHOOL SUPPLY CO. 12 IllO. pp.516. $2.l6 A brief review of industry and trade its imports, currency, nearest seaport and internal means of communication. 44. Dictionary of Arts, Manufactures and nines. Andre iv Ure. D. appleton & co. Quarto, pp.1008. No more useful book can be found for the grades, in looking up the processes of manufacturing steel, cotton goods and other articles. 45. Ten Great Religions. -James Freeman Clarke. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. CrOWI! SvO. - $2 00 46. Reproduction of Geographical Forms. Jacques Redzvay. d. c. heath & co. pp. 84, Paper. 30c Sand and clay modeling and map drawing. 47. Chalk Illustrations for Geography Classes. - Eliza II Morton. A. FLANAGAN & CO. .... j^c 48. Map Modeling. Albert Maltby. See page 408. GEOGRAPHY 85 ILLUSTRATED BOOKS Pictures often teach more than words. Public libraries are helping teachers in this respect, and many schools can afford to buy at least a few of the books recommended. Libraries may fur- nish the others. 1. Great Cities of the Modern World. - Si. 50 2. Egypt. Large Illustrated Quarto. - 2.00 3. England. " " " - 1.50 4. Europe. " " " - 1.50 5. India. " " " - 1.50 6. Italy. " " ' - 3.50 7. Switzerland. " " - 3.50 8. Palestine. " " " - 1.5c A. C. MCCLURG & CO. 9. Around the World in Eighty Minutes. A. c. mcclurg & co. Large Quarto. - 50c 100 photographs of famous places and buildings. This would be a blessing in any school. 10. The Cities of the World Series. New York. Cloth. ... - $2.50 Washington. " - - 2.50 Chicago. " 2.50 Paris. " - - - - 2.50 brextano's, 3 1 Union Square, new vokk. Illustrated books on four celebrated cities like these will en- able a teacher to teach geography with almost the culture value ot travel. In fact, people usually visit these cities without learning as much about them as may be gained in this way. 11. Guide Books. With Maps and Wood Cuts. TAINTOR BROTHERS. Kach - - -5 C As aids in teaching geography, good guide books are invalu- 86 GEOGRAPHY able. Those of Taintor Brothers are desirable as they are well il- lustrated and cheap. They include: i. City of New York. 2. Hudson River Route. New York to Quebec. 3. Saratoga. 4. Seaside Resorts Atlantic Coasts. 5. Northern Resorts Boston, White Mountains to Quebec 6. Pennsylvania Coal Regions. 7. Erie Railway Rou T TE--Buffalo, Niagara. 8. Newport Route New York to Boston. q. Connecticut River Route New York to White Moun- tains. 10. New York to Washington. 12. Pictorial Handbook of London. Architecture, Galleries of Art, Suburbs. 205 Engravings. estes & lauriat. Thick 12 mo. Half Morocco. Reduced from $7.00 to - - $2. 00 This is mentioned to show how cheaply treasures for the schoolroom may be secured by watching the catalogues of Estes & Lauriat. There is probably but one copy of this. Perhaps it is not sold yet. 13. The Hudson River Illustrated by Pen and Pencil. d. appleton & co. 8 vo. 60 Wood-Engrav. Paper. 50c 14. Books by Clara Erskine Clement. estes & lauriat. Small 8 vo. 20 Full-page Photo- gravures. Each - ?3.oo i. The Queen of the Adriatic (Venice.) 2. The City of the Sultans. (Constantinople.) 3. Cairo and the Nile. The City and the River. 4. The Eternal City of Rome. Two Volumes. - S5.00 15. Books by Virginia Johnson. estes & lauriat. Small 8 vo. 20 Full-page Pho- GEOGRAPHY 87 togravures. Each - - $3.00 1. Naples, the City of Parthenope. 2. Genoa, the Superb. 3. The Lily of the Arno. (Florence.) 4. Milan and Como. The City and the Lake. 16. Greater New York Album. rand, mcnally & co. ioo Photographs, 6x9. Paper, 50c; cloth, .... $1.00 17. Fifty Glimpses of Boston. rand, mcnally & co. 6x9. Paper, 50c; cloth, $1.00 18. New York. d. appleton & co. Illustrated Quarto. Paper. 50c 19. America Photographed. DONAHUE & HENNEBERRY. 320 Half-Tones 8x10 $4.50 This includes pictures of Alaska, Canada, Mexico and United States. "From glaciers in Alaska to coffee plantations in Mexico." 20. The New England Coast and Corners of New Eng- land. Samuel Adams Drake. harper & brothers. Square 8 vo Cloth. Illus. $1.25 21. The Heart of the White Mountains. Sa?nuel Adams Drake. Illustrated by W. Hamilton Gib- son. harper & brothers. Ilium. Quarto. - $7.50 The wealth of historical and literary interest attached to Mr. Drake's books makes them valuable even without illustration. 22. The White Hills Thomas Starr King. estes & lauriat. 11 Full-page Illustrations. S2.50 88 GEOGRAPHY 23. The Pine Tree Coast Samuel Adams Drake. estes,& lauriat. Illus. Paper, Si. 00; cloth, Si. 50 Two thousand miles of Maine seaboard. 24. Cape Cod. Henry D. Thoreau. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. Two Vols. 8 VO. S5.OO Ilustrated with one hundred pictures. 25. Climbing in the Himalayas. William M. Conway. d. appleton & co. 8 vo. 300 Illustrations. S10.00 26. Century World's Fair Book Tudor Jenks. century co. ( For Boys and Girls.) pp. 255. Il- lustrated. 934x734. - - - Si. 50. GEOLOGY AND PHYSIOGRAPHY Good for supplementary reading in seventh and eighth grades, and useful for teachers in all grades. For more references see Geology under Nature Study. i . Chips from the Earth's Crust. John Gibson. THOMAS NELSON & SONS. pp. 304 - Si. 25 This discusses a variety of topics, among which are Buried Forests, Industrial Minerals, Origin of Coral Islands and Oil Wells. 2. The Story of the Earth. H. G. Seelye. D. APPLETON & CO. 1 6 mO. - - 4OC 3. The Story of Creation Edward Clodd. hurst & co. 12 mo. - - - Si. 25 4. The World Before the Deluge. Louis Figuier. d. appleton & co. 12 mo. Illustrated. - Si. 50 Progressive steps by which the earth has reached its present state. GEOGRAPHY 89 5. The Autobiography of the Earth. H. M. Hutchin- son. d. appleton & co. 12 mo. Illustrated. - $1.50 6. The Story of the Hills II M. Hutchinson. the macmillan co 12 mo. Illustrated. - $1.50 7. Coral Reefs, Volcanic Islands. Charles Darwin. WARD, LOCK & BOWDEN. 1 5 mo. - - 75C 8. First Book of Physical Geography. Ralph S. Tarr. the macmillan co. pp. 350. Illustrated. - Si. 40 Simpler than the Elementary Physical Geography. May be used as a text-book in eighth grade. 9. The First Book in Geology.- -N. S. Shaler. D. c. heath & co. pp. 255. Boards, 70c; Cloth, Si. 10. Paper, pp. 74 - - 25c 10. The Story of Our Continent. N. S. Shaler. GINN & CO. pp. 278. - - - 75c Both of Professor Shaler's books are very interesting to pupils of the seventh and eighth grades, and they furnish just the mater- ial needed for the study of our own country. They make good reading books for older classes in country schools. 11. Lakes of North America. /. C. Russell. gixn & co. .... S1.65 This is very valuable as a reading book. 12. Glaciers of North America. /. C. Russell. GINN & CO. - Sl.65 13. Land and Water. Jacob Abbott. HARPER & BROTHERS. 12 mo. pp.300. - Sl.50 90 GEOGRAPHY 14. History of a Mountain. Elyst'e Rectus. harper & brothers. 12 mo. Illustrated. 15. The Physiography of the United States. See page 82, Nos. 27-33. Images 81 and 82 are books for teach- ers on this subject. 16. Physiography. Thomas H. Huxley. the macmillan co. Colored Plates, Wood-Cuts. $1.00 17. The Glaciers of the Alps. John Tyndall. Longmans, green & co. Crown 8 vo. Illustrated. An account of origin and phenomena of glaciers and an expo- sition of the physical principles to which they are related. 18. The Scenery of Switzerland. Sir John Lubbock. the macmillan co. 12 mo. Illustrated. - $1.50 An idea of the forces which have produced this scenery and of the processes of earth-sculpture still going on. ASTRONOMICAL PHASE OF GEOGRAPHY These books may be read by seventh and eighth grades and used by teachers in all grades. See Astronomy under Nature Study for more references. Also numbers 34 and 35, page 83. i. Fairyland of Science. Arabella Buckley. D. APPLETON & CO. - - - $1.00 The chapters on How the Earth is Heated and on The At- mosphere are very valuable in the grades. A good supplementary reader. Notice also the chapter on Coal. 2. Sketches of Creation. Alexander Winchell. HARPER & BROTHERS. pp. 4O9. - - $2.00 GEOGRAPHY 91 3. Sunshine. Amy Johnson. THE MACMILLAN CO. 12 mo. pp. 502. - $1.25 A good reader for even lower grades. Experiments are given which the pupils can perform for themselves. 4. Time and Tide. A Romance of the Moon. Sir Robert Ball. E. cS: J. B. YOUNG & CC. l6 mO. - - J$C 5. Story of the Solar System. George F. Chambers. d. appleton & co. 1 8 mo. Cloth. - 40c METEOROLOGY, S0IL5, AGRICULTURE See Plants and Minerals under Nature Study. 1. Elementary fleteorology. F. Waldo. AMERICAN BOOK CO. - - - $1-50 2. Fluctuations of Ground Water. Franklin H. King. bulletin. United States Weather Bureau Depart- ment. 3. Relation of Soil to Climate. E. IV. Hilgard. bulletin no. 3. United States Weather Bureau De- partment. 4. Forest Influence upon Climate, Water Supply, and Health. B. R. Fernald. FORESTRY BULLETIN, NO. 7. 5. Forestry. L. H. Bailey. THE MACMILLAN CO. 1 6 IllO, - - 75C 6. The Soil. Franklin IT. King. THE MACMILLAN CO. l6 niO. - - 75 C 0,2 GEOGRAPHY 7. Rocks, Rock Weathering and Soils. G. P. Merrill. THE MACM1I.LAN CO. 8 VO. - - $4-00 8. First Principles of Agriculture. R. B. Voorhces. SIl.VKK, BURDETT & CO. 12 IllO. pp. 212. IntrO. 72C 9. Some Physical Properties of Soil in Their Relation to Crop Distribution. Milton M. Whitney. bulletin no. 4. United States Weather Bureau De- partment. 10. The Garden's Story Geo. H. Ellw anger. D. APPLETON & CO. 12 mo. Cloth. - $1.50 Pleasures and trials of an amateur gardener. ii. Agriculture. R. Hedges Wallace. J. B. LIPPINCOTT & CO. 12 IllO, Cloth. IlluS. $1.25 12. How Crops Grow. Samuel W.Johnson. ORANGE JUDD CO. 12 fflO. pp. 394. - $2.00 13. How Crops Feed Samuel W.Jolmson. ORANGE JUDO CO. 12 mo. pp. 39O. $2.00 See Nature Study. 14. The Great World's Farm. Some Account of Na- ture's Crops and How They Are Grown. Sclina Gave. THE MACMILLAN CO. 12 mo. pp. 360. IlluS. $1-50 15. Arbor Day flanual. Charles B. Skinner. 8 vo. Cloth, pp. 475. - $2.00 Effect of trees on climate is discussed, while poetry and music for arbor day celebrations are given. GEOGRAPHY 93 THE OCEAN For fifth and sixth grades. i . Old Ocea n . Ernest Ingcrsoll. lothrop publishing co. 12 mo. Illustrated. $1.00 Waves, tides, currents, animal and vegetable life, and famous voyages. Interesting reading. 2. The Sea and Its Wonders. Mary a?id Elisabeth Kir by. THOMAS NELSON & SONS. Quarto, pp. 3O4. $1-75 The style is simple and the vocabulary easy. The pictures are beautiful. An admirable supplementary reading-book. 3. Stories of the Sea Told by Sailors. E. E. Hale. ROBERTS BROTHERS. l880. pp. 302. - $1.00 4. Toilers of the Sea. Victor Hugo. thomas v. crowell. Standard Edition. - Si. 00 HARPER & BROTHERS. - 50C The teacher may select parts of this to good advantage in studying the ocean. Older grades will read for themselves. 5. A Voyage in the Yacht Sunbeam. Lady Brassey. LONGMANS, GREEN & CO. pp. 384. - 75c 6. The Ocean World. Louis Finder. o See page 80. 7. Narrative of the Voyages round the World Per- formed by Captain Joseph Cook. henry t. coates. Alta Edition. - 50c 8. The Cruise of Her Hajesty's Ship Challenger, 1877. HARPER & BROTHERS. CrOWIl 8 VO. - $2.00 94 GEOGRAPHY 9. What Mr. Darwin Saw in His Voyage round the World in the Ship Beagle. HARPER & BROTHERS. iH/Q. pp. 236. - $3-00 GEORGE ROUTLF.UGE & SONS. I2IHO. - $1.00 10. On Many Seas. The Life and Exploits of a Yan- kee Sailor. Frederick Benton Williams. THE MACMILLAN CO. 12 mo. - - $1-50 Mr. Williams is now an engineer in New York City, and hap- pening to tell these stories to Mr. William S. Booth, city librarian, he was advised to write them. He performed the work during the night while watching his engine. A very powerful narrative of the real terrors of the ocean, and the brutal treatment of men at sea. 11. The Romance of the Sea. Its Fictions, Facts and Folk- Lore. Fred Whymper. e & j. b. young. 12 mo. Illustrated. - $2.00 12. Stories of the Sea. From Scribner's Magazine. Charles scribner's sons. 16 mo. Illustrated. 75c 13. History of a Ship from Her Cradle to Her Grave. GEORGE ROUTLEDGE & SONS. 12 mo. pp. 382. 80C 14. The Rime of the Ancient ilariner. Samuel Taylor Coleridge. MAYNARD MERRILL & CO. - - - I2C 15. A Voyage to the Cape. IV. Clark Russell. thomas y. crowell. Astor Library. - 75c 16. The Sea and Its Living Wonders. G. Hartwig. LONGMANS, GREEN & CO. 8 V0. - - $3-00 GEOGRAPHY 95 i THE INDUSTRIAL PHASE OF GEOGRAPHY Books useful as readers in fourth and fifth grades. 1. The Romance of Industry and Invention. Robert Cochrane. J. B. LIPPINCOTT & CO. 12 mo. - - Sl.25 Iron, steel, sewing machine, gun, bicycle, telegraph, tele- phone, phonograph. 2. Information Readers. 1. Foods and Beverages. 2. Every-Day Occupations. 3. Man and Materials. 4. Modern Industry and Commerce. educational publishing co. Each - 6oc 3. Captains of Industry. James Parton. Houghton, miii lin & co. 1st and 2d Ser. Each 60c 4. Stories of Industry A. Chose and E. Clow. educational pub. co. 2 Vols. Each, bds., 40c; clo.,6oc 5. Great American Industries. -II 7 . F. Rocheleau. a. flaxagax .v CO. - Boards, 40c; cloth, 60c First volume is on Mineral Industries. 6. The Romance of Commerce./. MacDonald Oxley. THOMAS Y CROWELL & CO. 8 VO. l6 Illus. - Si. 25 Very interesting to hoys. 7. Lawrence's Adventures among the Ice=Cutters, Glass=Makers, Coal Mines, Iron Men and Ship- Builders. /. T. Troivbridge . HENRY T. CO'ATES. - - - Si. 25 8. The Story of a Piece of Coal. Edward A. Martin. D. APPLETON & CO. l6 mo. - - 40C 0,6 GEOGRAPHY o. Silk. Its Origin and Culture. nonOtuck silk. co. Paper. Illustrated, pp. 46. 10c 10. Coal and the Coal nines. Homer Gnaw. houghton, mifflin & co. pp. 246. Illustrated. 75c 11. Stories of the Railway. From Scribner's Mag- azine. chakles scribner's sons. 16 mo. Illustrated 75c 12. Steam, Steel and Electricity. James W. Steele. WERNER SCHOOL BOOK CO. - 90C 13. The Story of the Mine Charles Howard Shinn. See page 120. 14. The Boy Engineers John Lukin. g p. putnam's sons, 8 vo. - - Si. 75 15. Coal and What We Get from It. Romance of Science. --Raphael Meldona. E. & J. B. YOUNG. l6 mO. - - - 75C 16. Prince Dusty. Kirk Manroe. g. p. putnam's sons. 12 mo. Illustrated. - $1.25 A story of the oil regions. 17. Foundry, Forge and Factory. W.J. Gordon. Fleming h. revell & co. 12 mo. Illustrated. Soc 18. Cotton Spinning William Scott Taggart. THE MAC.MILLAN CO. 12 BIO. pp. I96. Illus. $1-75 18. Cab and Caboose.-- Kirk Mnnroe. g. p. putnam's sons. 12 mo. Illustrated. - Si. 25 The story of a railroad boy. GEOGRAPHY 97 ARCTIC AND ANTARCTIC SCENES, EXPLORATIONS One of the most complete bibliographies of this subject is found in Quarterly Bulletin, Vol. II, No. 6 of the catalogue of the Minneapolis Public Library. i. Arctic Experiences. George E. Tyson. harper & brothers. 8 vo. Illustrated. - S4.00 The voyage of the Polaris. There is nothing more exciting than the wonderful description of the drift on the ice floe. 2. The Arctic Problem and Narrative of the Peary Relief Expedition. Angelo Heilprin. the macmillan co. ... $1.50 3. Life of Sir John Franklin A. II Bcesly. c. p. putxam's sons. New Plutarch Ser. pp. 238. Si. 00 4. Sir John Franklin. Captain Albert Markka m. DODO. MEAD & CO. 12 mo. Cloth. - Si. 25 5. Arctic Regions. lieutenant Schwatka. In Good Reading for Home and School. LEACH, SHEWELL & SANBORN. - - 60C 6. Schwatka's Search. William Gilder. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. 8 VO. - S3.OO 7. Ice Pack and Tundra. -William Gilder. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. 8 VO. - S4.OO 8. Narrative of the Jeannette. Lieut. J. W. Danen- hoxver. houghton, Mifflin & en. i6mo. Paper. - 25c gS GEOGRAPHY o. The Voyage of the Jeannette. The Ship and Ice Journals of Lieut. Com. DcLong. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. 8 VO. I Vol. - $4-50 10. Greenland Ice Fields and Life in the North At- lantic. G. Frederick Wright and Warren UpJiam. I"). APPLETON & CO. 12 mo. - - $2. CO This contains a new discussion on the cause of the Ice Age. For other theories see Croll's "Climate and Time," and "Cause of Ice Age," by Sir R. S. Ball. Page 83. 11. Farthest North. Record of Ship for 1893-96. Dr. Fridtjof Nansen. HARPER & BROTHERS. 100 Full-page IlluS. $10.00 12. Fridtjof Nansen, i86i'o3. Br'dgger and Rolfscn. LONGMANS, GREEN cS: CO. 8 VO. pp. 400. IlluS. $4-00 There is a fascinating story of Nansen's childhood first; then the first expedition across Greenland is told in detail. 13. Eskimo Life. F. Nansen. Translated by W. Archer. LONGMANS, GREEN & CO. - - - $4-00 14. First Crossing of Greenland. F. Nanse?i. LONGMANS, GREEN & CO. - - $2 5O 15. The Land of Desolation. Dr. Isaac I. Hayes. harper & brothers. 12 mo. Illustrated. $1-75 1 6. From Edinburgh to the Antarctic. The Dundee Antarctic Expedition, 1894. W. G. B. Murdoch. EDINBURGH. GEOGRAPHY 99 17. In the High Heavens. Sir R. S. Ball. J. B. LIPPIXCOTT & CO. 12 niO. Cloth. Illus. S2.3O See Wandering of the Xorth Pole. 18. Light Science for Leisure Hours. R. A. Proctor. D. APPLETOX & CO. 12 mo. Cloth. - Si. 75 See "The Secret of the North Pole." 19. Pleasant Ways of Science. R. A. Proctor. d. appleton & co. 12 mo. Cloth. - Si. 75 See "Towards the Xorth Pole." 20. Letters from High Latitudes. Lord Duff erin. lovell, coryell & co. Paper. - - 20c A witty description of Iceland, Norway and Lapland. 21. Polar World. Hartwiz. See page 80. EASY READING FOR YOUNGER GRADES 22. The Great Fur Land. H. M. Robifiso/i. g. p. putnam's sons. pp. 348. - Si. 2 5 Sketches of life in Hudson's Bay Territory. 23. Fast in the Ice. A'. M. Ballantyne. HENRY T. COATES. ... - 50C 24. Voyage of the Vivian. Col. T. IV. Knox. harper & BROTHERS. Illustrated. - S3. 00 25. At the North Pole. Jules Verne. THOMAS Y. CROW'ELL. - - - Si. 2 5 26. The Desert of Ice. - Jules Verne. THOMAS V. CROW'ELL. - - - Si. 2; ICO GEOGRAPHY 37. Wild Adventures Round the Pole.- -Dr. Gordon Stables. INTERNATIONAL BOOK CO. ... 50c 28. Pole to Pole Dr. Gordon Stables. INTERNATIONAL BOOK CO. ... 50c 29. Cruise of the Snow Bird. Dr. Gordon Stables. INTERNATIONAL BOOK CO. - - - 5OC 30. Nimrod in the North. Lieut. Frederick Schwatka. cassell & co. Large Quarto. Fully Illustrated. Boards, 75c; cloth - - - $1.00 Hunting and fishing adventures in the Arctic regions. 31. Little Children of the Cold. Lieut. F. Schwatka. See page 101. 32. The Fur Seal's Tooth. Kirk Munroe. HARPER & BROTHERS. - - - Si. 25 S3. Snow Shoes and Sledges. Kirk Munroe. HARPER & BROTHERS. ... $1.25 34. Rick Dale. Kirk Munroe. HARPER cS; BROTHERS. ... $1.25 32, 33, and 34 are capital stories. 35. Seven Little Sisters. Agoonac. See page 101. 36. The Story of the Frozen Seas. henry altemus. jo Illustrations. Large Type. 50c 37. Pictures of Arctic Travel. Greenland. Isaac I. Hayes. d. appleton & co. pp. 144. - - $1.50 GEOGRAPHY 101 38. In the Arctic Seas. CaJ>t. Francis L. McClintock. hexkv t. coaxes. 12 mo. pp. 375. Alta Ed. 50c Many thrilling chapters. 39. Adrift in the Ice Fields. >/>/. Charles IV. Hall. LEE & SHEPARD - - - Si. 00 40. Cast Away in the Cold. Dr. Isaac I. Hayes. LEE & SHEPARD. .... $1.00 41. Land of the flidnight Sun. Paid DuChaillu. harper & brothers Illustrated. - S6.00 BOOKS FOR FIRST AND SECOND GRADES 1. Seven Little Sisters Jane Andrews. GINN & CO. pp. I43. ... 50c *. Each and AH ; Jane Andrews. GINN & CO. pp. l62. ... 50c 3. Little Children of the Cold. Lieut. Frederick Schwatka. cassell & co. Fully Illustrated. - $1.25 This book is one of the "must haves" in every primary school. The teacher finds nothing better to interest the children in cold countries, and the little folks themselves will read and re-read the book almost before they can manage its vocabulary. 4. Little People of Asia. Olive Thor/ie Miller. e. p. dutton & co. pp. 405. Illustrated. - $2. 50 "Little frosty Esquimo, Little Turk and Japanee," sings Stev- enson. Miss Miller has all of them here, and more, fourteen dif- ferent kinds of little folks. The descriptions are simple and enter- taining as well as reliable The book is easy reading for fourth \02 GEOGRAPHY grade, and may be used as a reference book in which children may rind out about people and places as needed in their primary geog- raphy. All grades enjoy the book. 5. Aunt Martha's Corner Cupboard. THOMAS NELSON cS: SONS. pp. I44. - - 60C Stories about tea-cups and pottery, tea, sugar, coffee, salt, cur- rants, rice and honey. 6. The Talking Leaves. W. 0. Stoddard. HARPER & BROTHERS. - - - $1.00 Indian Life in Arizona. This book makes delightful reading lessons when paraphrased by the teacher. 7. Hiawatha. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. Cloth. - - 4OC 8. The Story of the Yakima Indians. SCHOOL EDUCATION CO. - - - 5c 9. Primary Geography. Alexander Fry c. GINN & CO. - - - - 75c The stories from Frye's Geography may be used to supple- ment those of previous books, so that there are stories of children in hot, in cold, and in temperate countries, children living on mountains, plains, and lowlands; children of Holland. China, and Japan; with Indian stories, and stories of other races. 10. rir. Wind and fladame Rain. Paid de Mussct. Translated by Emily Makepeace. harper & brothers, pp. 1 26. Illustrated. - 75c A delightful fairy story of wind and rain. 11. Father Aldur. Agnes Giberne. MERRILL & BARER. Small 8 VO. pp.376. IlluS. Sl.50 Story of a river, mists, fogs, etc. -J GEOGRAPHY 103 12. Hunter Cats of Connorloa. Helen Hunt Jackson. ROBERTS BROTHERS. ... 75c Story of California. 13. Wee Ones of Japan. Mac St. John Bramhall. HARPER & BROTHERS. l6 mo. pp. 1 37. IlluS. Sl.00 THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES These grades will enjoy reading the books whose stories have been told or read to the first and second grades. i. Afloat in the Forest. Cap/. Mayne Retd. WORTHIXGTON & CO. - - Si. 00 The Amazon forests. 2. Scribner's Geographical Reader and Primer. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SON'S. pp. 282. - $1.25 3. The Whirling Globe. A Serial from November, 1S95, to November, 1896, in Little Men and Women. ALPHA PUBLISHING CO. A description of the life of children of different countries en- tertainingly told. 4. Selections from Youth's Companion. perry mason & co. Stiff Covers. Each - 10c 1. Glimpses of Europe. 2. Tin; American Tropics. 3. Sketches of the Orient. 4. Old Ocean. 5. Life of the Ska. 5. Tales from St. Paul's Cathedral. Mrs. Frcwcn Lord. Charles scribner's sons. 1 6 mo. Hoards, pp. 104. 40c 104 GEOGRAPHY 6. J u ngle Book. Rudyard Kipling. CENTURY CO. 12 IllO. pp. 3O3. - - Si. 50 The biggest favorite of all with old and young. 7. The Catskill Fairies Virginia W.Jonson. HARPER & BROTHERS. 8 VO. pp. 164. IlluS. S3. 00 This fairy story with its beautiful illustrations should be asso- ciated with New York scenery in the children's mind. 8. Animal Life on the Globe. G. G. Chisholm. BOSTON SCHOOL SUPPLY CO. pp. I47. IlluS. - 36c 9. Our Own Country. SILVER, BURDETT & CO. - - - 5OC 10. The Four Hac Nicols. William Black. harper & brothers. 16 mo. Illustrated. - Si. 00 Much liked as a reading book in fourth grade. It gives a pic- ture of western Scotland. ii. Quadrupeds of North America. William T. Horn- aday. Serial in St. Nicholas, February, 1894, to December, 1894. 12. This Continent of Ours. King's Picturesque Geo- graphical Readers. LEE & SHEPARD ... - 72c 13. Little People of the Plaza. Serial in Little Men and Women. January, 1888, to May, 1888. Story of Mexico. 14. Indian Stories. Serial in Little Men and Women. January, 1887, to December, 1887. Story of Mexico. GEOGRAPHY 105 15. Fruits of a Sunny Land. Serial in Little Men and Women. January, 1891, to June, 1891. Story of Brazil. 16. Kangaroo Hunters. Annie Bowman. henry T. COATES. Alta Edition. - - 50c 17. Lost in the Jungle Paul DuChaillu. harper & brothers. Illustrated. - Si.00 18. The King of the Bronchos. Charles F. Lnmmis. CHARLES SCRIBXER'S SONS. 12 mo. - Sl.25 In the imagination of children, the real lion and elephant dis- port themselves as free from their proper natural environment as any gingerbread lion and elephant. The remedy for this lies in such books as the Jungle Book and the King of Bronchos, which present plants, animals, scenery and atmosphere as a whole. 19. Away in the Wilderness. R. M. Ballantyne. HENRY T. COATES. l6mO. Cloth - 5OC Red Indians and fur traders. 20. At the Springfield Armory. Jacob Abbott. HARPER & BROTHERS. l6 mo. - - 7$C 21. Zig-Zag Journeys. See page 1 1 1 and as classified under countries. 22. riatka and Kotik. David Starr Jordan. SAN FRANCISCO. pp. 6cS. - - - Si. 00 A seal story of Alaska. 23. Gorilla Hunters. A'. M. Ballantyne. henry t. coates. Alta Edition. . - 50c 106 GEOGRAPHY 24. Qascoyne, the Sandal Wood Trader R. M. Bal- lantync. henry t. coates. Alta Edition. - - 50c FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES A few books are given here, but there are many other books suitable for these grades in the classified list for seventh and eighth grades. 1. Brooks and Brook Basins. Alexander Fry e. GINN & CO. ..... 60c This is one of the most beautiful and serviceable supplemen- tary reading books. 2. Around the World in Eighty Days Jules Verne. henry t. coates. Alta Edition. - - 50c THOMAS Y. CROWELL. - - 25c and $1.25 3. Under the Equator. Paul DuChaillu. harper & brothers, pp. 23 1. Illustrated. $1.00 Children should not be given dull reading in geography at this time. Jules Verne and DuChaillu belong here if anywhere. 4. Hans Brinker, or the Silver Skates. Mary Mapes Dodge. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. 12 mo. - $1-50 The favorite with these grades. The picture of Holland is delightful. 5. Feats on the Fiord. Harriet Martineau. GEORGE ROUTLEDGE & SONS. - - 5OC 6. Along the Florida Reef. Charles F. Holder. A. C. MCCLURG & CO. - - - $1-50 GEOGRAPHY 10" 7. The Other Jungle Book. Rudyard Kipling. century co. 12 mo. pp. 350. Illustrated. Si. 50 8. Uncle Robert's Geography./^. W. Parker. D. appleton & co. 5 Vols. Each - 50c 9. Man and Materials. BOSTON SCHOOL SUPPLY CO. - - OOC 10. riodern Industries. BOSTON SCHOOL SUPPLY CO. - - 60C 1 1 . Voyage in Yacht Sunbeam. Lady Brasscy. LONGMANS, GREEN & CO. ... 75c 12. Rob Roy Canoe.- /. MacGregcr. the macmillan co. 16 mo. Map and Illus. Si. 25 One thousand miles on rivers and lakes of Europe. 13. Raftmates. Kirk Munroe. harper & brothers. Post 8vo. Illustrated. Si. 25 A story of the threat river. <4. The Ivory King. Charles F. Holder. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. - - $--75 The elephant and its allies. 15. Campmates. Kirk Munroe. harper & brothers. Post 8 vo. Illustrated. Si. 25 16. The Enchanted Burro. Charles F. Lion mis. Charles scribner's sons. 121110. Illustrated. Si. 50 17. The Painted Desert. Kirk Munroe. HARPER & BROTHERS. I 2 IUO. - - Si. 2; 108 GEOGRAPHY 18. Under Orders. Kirk Munroe. g. p. Putnam's sons. 12 mo. Illustrated. - Si. 25 The story of a young reporter. 19. The Boy Hunters Capt. May tie Rcid. G. p. Putnam's sons. 12 mo. - - $1.25 Adventures in search of a white buffalo. 20. The Bush Boys. - Capt. Mayne Rcid. g. p. putnam's sons. 12 mo. - - $1.25 The history and adventures of a Cape Farmer in the wild karoos of Africa. 21. The Boy Voyageurs. Capt. Mayne Rcid. g. p. putnam's sons. 12 mo. - - $1.25 The boy hunters in the north. 22. An American Boy's Adventures in Greece. El- bridgc S. Brooks. g. p. putnam's sons. Octavo. - - Si. 50 23. The Coral Ship. Kirk Munroe. g. p. putnam's sons. 12 mo. - - Si. 25 A story of the Florida Reef. 24. Down the Ravine. Charles Egbert Craddock. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. l6 IllO, pp. 1 96. IlluS. $1.00 A good story of the Tennessee mountains, making a delightful supplementary reader. 25. The Young Mountaineers. CJias, Egbert Craddock. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. 12 mo. - $1.00 A book of adventure for boys. 26. Our American Neighbors. World and Its People. SILVER, BURDETT & CO. - - - 60C The British Provinces and Mexico. GEOGRAPHY IO9 27. King's Picturesque Geographical Readers. VII. The Land We Live In. Part 1. IV. The Land We Live In. Part 2. V. The Land We Live In. Part 3. lee & shepard. Each - - - 56c 28. Christmas in Many Lands. 1. The Parson's Miracle. America. 2. Round the Yule Log. Scotland. 3. Dulce's Promise. -England. 4. The Little Musician. Italy. 5. Jean Noel. France. 6. Leischen and the Fairy. Germany. estes & lauriat. 16 mo. Cloth. Each 50c 29. The Pirate.^ Sir Walter Scott. henry t. coaxes. Alta Edition. - - 50c Grades studying Scotland should certainly visit the Zetland Isles with Sir Walter Scott in The Pirate. There can be no better geographical picture of the island, and the element of adventure chains the attention of boys and girls in sixth and seventh grades. The witch Noma of the Fitful Head, the wrecked ship, the pirate, with the vivid pictures of the sea; the herds of wild shelties, and the comical plights of Triptolemus on the contumacious little shel- tie who is absolutely invisible under his long red cloak all these are indeed fascinating. Begin with the Pirate early in the grades, and you need not fear but that Scott's other books will be favorites later on. 30. The Mountain. Jules Micliclct. tho.mas nelson & sons. 8 vo. Illustrated. - Si. 50 Story of the mountain. 31. Hunting Trips of a Ranchman. Tlieo. Roosevelt. o. i'. putnam's sons. S vo. Illustrated. - S3.00 I 10 GEOGRAPHY 32. Stories of the Cathedral Cities of England Em- ma Marshall. THOMAS VVHITTAKER & CO. - - $1.^5 33. Around the Hub. A Boy's Book about Boston. Samuel Adams Drake. Roberts brothers. Square 16 mo. Illus. $1.25 34. Theodolph, the Icelander De LaMottc Fouquc. GEORGE R0UTLEDGE & SONS. l6 mo. - 75c SERIES OF BOOKS AND BOOKS OF GENERAL GEOGRAPHICAL INTEREST 1. Half=Hours of Travel at Home and Abroad Chas. Morris. j. b. lippincott & co. Crown 8 vo. 5 vols. Each Si. 25 A series of admirable selections from the very best literature of travel. There is a volume for each continent, except Africa and Alaska, which are combined 2. Streets of the World. Broadway. - - - Richard Harding Davis Picadilly. .... Andrew Lang Boulevards of Paris. - - Francisque Sarcey Unter den Linden. ... Paul Lindau Cor so of Rome. .... \y % \\\ Story The Grand Canal. - - - Henry James Nevsky Prospekt. - - Isabel F. Haftgood charles scribner's sons. Large 8 vo. Illus. S4.00 3. Poems of Places Henry Wadsworth Longfclloiv. HOUGHTON, .MIFFLIN & CO. l8lT10. 31 Vols. Eacll^I.OO GEOGRAPHY III 4. The Boy Travelers.- Thomas IV. Knox. harper & brothers. 8 vo. Beautifully Illus. Ea.S3.00 These books together furnish a very accurate illustrated geo- graphical cyclopaedia. 5. Zig=Zag Journeys. Hczckiah Buttenvorth. estes & lauriat. Small Quarto. Beautifully Illus- trated. Each - Boards, Si. 50; cloth, S2.00 These combine literature, history and geography in a delight- ful way. Of all the geographical series, young grades prefer the zigzags. They will wear them out soon if cloth bindings are not purchased. 6. Vassar Girl's Series. ElizabctJi W. Champncy. estes & lauriat. Small Quarto. Bds., Si. 50; clo., S2.00 These are liked by eighth grade girls. 7. Bodley Books. Horace E. Scuddcr. houghton, Mifflin & co. Two books in one volume. Small Quarto. Each - S2.00 These are equal favorites with the Zigzags. They have about the same merits. 8. Picturesque Geographical Readers. See Page 109. 9. The World and Its People. SILVER, BURDETT & CO. This series is referred to on pages 104 and 108, and under the different countries described. They are very much liked by pupils and furnish admirable means of reference, 10. Geographical Reader. James JoJionnot. AMERICAN BOOK CO. - - - S 1 .00 This is good for reference and for older pupils. The selec- tions are classical and somewhat hard for the grades. Mr. Johon- not's literary taste may always be relied on. 112 GEOGRAPHY BOOKS FOR SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES AND TEACHERS OF ALL GRADES, CLAS- SIFIED UNDER PLACES Books of literary or historical value often convey the strongest and most lasting impressions of places. They are therefore to be preferred for geographical reading. Those in which locality is prom- inent are classified with books of travel in this list. For others see literature and history. Those which are easy supplementary read- ing for the grades are marked S. NORTH AMERICA-GENERAL i. riyths and Legends of Our Own Land. Charles M. Skinner. J. B. LIPPINCOTT& CO. 12 mo. Illus. 2 Vol. $2.00 2. Across the Continent. Zigzag Journeys. Seep. III. 3. Vassar Girls at Home. See page III. 4. America. Vol 1. Half-Hours of Travel. See p. no. 5. America Photographed. See Illustrated Boohs, p. 87. 6. Four rionths in a Sneak Box. X. H. Bishop. LEE & SHEPARD. - Si. 50 7. Voyage in a Paper Canoe. X. H. Bishop. LEE & SHEPARD. ... - $1.50 8. Picturesque America. William Cnllcn Bryant. n. appleton & co. Half-Morocco. - $36.00 9. United States of America. X. S. Shaler. d. appleton & co. Royal 8 vo. Illustrated. 2 Vol. About 700 pp. Each - - $ 10.00 Natural resources, people, industries, manufactures, com- merce, literature, science, and education. GEOGRAPHY 113 10. The Industrial Evolution of the United States. Carroll D. Wright, United States Commissioner of Labor. Chautauqua Literature, i895-'96. METHODIST BOOK CONCERN. - - $I.OO 5 11. Our Own Country. Minna C. Smith in The World and Its People. See page 104. NEW ENGLAND i. An Old Town by the Sea. Thomas Bailey Aldrieh. HOUGHTON MIFFLIN & CO. l6 IllO. - Si 00 Portsmouth described as only Aldrieh can describe a place. S 2. Tent on the Beach, and Other Poems. Whittier. houghton, mifflin & co. School Library. - 60c 3. At the North of Bearcamp Water. Frank Bolles. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. l6 mo. - Si. 25 From July to December in Whittier's country. 4. Land of the Lingering Snow. - Frank Bolles. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. l6 IllO. - Si. 25 Chronicles of a stroller in New England from January to June. 5. New England Coast. Drake. Illns. Books. See p. 87. 6. Pine Tree Coast. Drake. Illus. Books. See p. 88. 7. Heart of the White Mountains. King. Illus- trated Books. See I 'age ^~j . S 8. Tales of the Maine Coast. Noah Brooks. CHARLES SCRIBNER's SONS. iGlllO. - Si. 00 114 GEOGRAPHY o. Bar Harbor. F. Marion Craivford. Illustrated by C. S. Reinhart. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. 12 niO, - J$C S 10. Boston Town. Horace E. Scuddcr. houghton, mifflin & CO. 8 vo. Illustrated. $1.50 S 11. Around the Hub. .S". A. Drake. See page 1 10. S 12. The Bodleys on Wheels and the Bodleys on Foot. See page 1 1 1 . Part I. A trip through Essex county, Mass. Part II. A foot journey through Boston and Hartford to New York. 13. Our Colonial Homes. Samuel Adams Drake. LEE & SHEPARD. J }{ X I I )/ x in. - - $2^0 14. Summer Cruise on the Coast of New England. Robert Carter. DE WOLFF, FISK.E & CO. 12 mo. Cloth. - $1.50 15. A Guide Book to New England. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. l6 IllO. - ?!-50 16. Cape Cod and All Along Shore Stories. Charles Nordhoff. harper & brothers. iSjS. Paper. pp. 235. 15c 17. Among the Isles of Shoals. Celia Thaxter. houghton, mifflin & co. 18 mo. Illustrated. Si. 25 18. Cape Cod. Thoreau. Illustrated Books. See p. 88. 19. Maine Woods. Thoreau. houghton, MIFFLIN & CO. - - $1.00 GEOGRAPHY I I 5 20. A Week on Concord and Herrimac Rivers. TJiorcau. HOUGHTON. MIFFLIN & CO. - - Sl.OO HURST & CO. Cloth. - - - 25c 21. Pennsylvania and Boston. Taitdor's Guide Book. See page 86. 22. Fifty Glimpses of Boston. See page 87. S 23. Tales of the White Hills. XatJianiel Hawthorne. houghton, mifflin & co. Little Classics. - 40c Admirable for supplementary reading. 24. The White Hountains. Guide Book. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. l6 mo. - Sl.50 S 25. Succession of Forest Trees. H. D. TJiorcau. houghton, mifflin & co. Riverside. Paper. 15c NEW YORK AND PENNSYLVANIA 1 . Among Hountains of Adirondacks. 2. Hudson River from Its Source to the Sea. 3. Lake George. A Book of Pictures. 4. Through the Lake Country of Adirondacks. .S. R. Stoddard. josffii knight & co. Illustrated. Each - S2.00 In teaching the geography of the I nited States, it seems wise to select the most noted regions, those associated with literature an ! history, and make a thorough study, instead of scattering energies on all sections equally. The Hudson River is one centre of work which should be selected. The Hudson River from Its .s :_' to the Sea is one of the best aids in this work yet published. Il6 GEOGRAPHY S 5. Legends of Sleepy Hollow. Washington Irving. MAYNAKD, MERRILL & CO. Paper. - - 12C S 6. Rip Van Winkle and Other American Essays J Vashington Irving. houghton, Mifflin & co. 16 mo. Paper, 15c; clo., 40c 7. Rip Van Winkle, the Play as Acted by Joseph Jefferson. norm, mead & co. ... $5.00 Illustrated with drawings from scenes of the play. S 8. Cadet Days. Capt. Charles King. J. B. LIPPINCOTT & CO. 12 IllO. - - $1.25 Description of life at West Point. 5 9. Adirondack Adventures, i^?-. W. H. H. Murray. de wolfe, fiske & co. Illus. Paper, 50c; cloth, Si. 25 5 10. A Hunting of the Deer and Other Essays. C. Dudley Warner. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. l8 mo. Cloth. - $1 25 A good readi.ig book for seventh grade. 11. Health and Pleasure on America's Greatest Rail- road. 1895. Address New York Central & Hud- son River R. R. S 12. Catskill Fairies. -Jonson. See page 104. S 13. Prince Dusty. Kirk Munroe. See page 96. A story of the oil regions. 14. Poems of the Middle States. Poems of Places, p. 1 ic. 15. Broadway. Richard Harding Davis, in Streets of the World. See page 110. GEOGRAPHY WJ 16. New York and White Mountains. Taintors Guide Book. See page 86. 17. The Hudson River. Illustrated Books. See p. 86. 18. Hudson River. Taintors Guide Book. See p. 86. 19. New York. Illustrated Books. See page 87. 20. Greater New York Album. See page 87. S 21. Jack Hazard. Trowbridge. See page 107. S 22. On the Erie Canal. Jacob Abbot. harper & brothers. 16 mo. Illustrated. - 75c 23. Illustrated Guide to Niagara Falls. rand, mcnai.lv & co. - Paper, 25c, cloth, 50c THE SOUTH S r. The Oscala Boy. Maurice Thompson. lothrop publishing co. 12 mo. - Si. 00 A Florida story in which local color and characteristics are well presented. 2. Canoemates. A Story of Florida. harper & brothers. Post S vo. Illustrated. Si. 25 S3. Reef and Everglades. Kirk Manroc. harper & brothers. Illustrated. - Si. 25 4. Palmetto Leaves. Mrs. Harriet Bccchcr Stoice. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. l6 mo. - Sl.50 Sketches of Forida. S 5. Along the Florida Reef Holder. See page 106. S 6. The Coral Ship. Mm/roe. Sec page ioS. Il8 GEOGRAPHY 7. A Florida Sketch Book Bradford Torrey. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. l6 mO. - $1.25 8. Rodman, the Keeper Constance F. Woolson. HARPFR & BROTHERS. ... $1.00 Southern sketches. 9. On Horseback. Charles Dudley Warner. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. l6 mo. - $1.25 Notes of travel in Mexico and California. 10. Washington. Illustrated Books. See page 85. S 11. City of Washington. St. Nicholas, June, 1893. S 12. On the Plantation./^'/ Chandler Harris. d. appleton & co. 12 mo. Illustrated. - $1.00 S 13. In Ole Virginia. Thomas Nelson Page. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. I2IBO. - $1.00 S 14. Baltimore. St. Nicholas. August, 1893. S 15. Unc' Edinburg. Thomas Nelson Page. charles scribner's sons. Small Folio. - $1.50 S 16. Free Joe and Other Georgia Sketches. Joel Chandler Harris. d. appleton & co. 12 mo. Illustrated. - $1.50 17. Yemassee. A Romance of Carolina. W. G. Simms. LOVELL, CORYELL & CO. 12 mo. - - 7$C S 18. The Story of Keedon Bluffs.- -Chas. E. Craddock. iioughton, mifflin & co. 12 mo. Illustrated. $1.25 A story for young people. GEOGRAPHY 119 19. The Prophet of Great Smoky Mountain. Charles Egbert Craddock. houghtox, mifflix & co. 12 mo. Illustrated. $1.25 S 20. Down the Ravine. See page 108. S 21. The Young Mountaineers. See page 108. In the Tennessee mountains. 22. Rugby, Tennessee. Thomas Hughes. THE MACMILLAN CO. - - - $1.00 23. New Orleans, the Place and the People. Grace King. THE MACMILLAN CO. 12 IHO. pp. 4O4. IlluS. S2.5O S 24. New ORLEANS.-^cr^ IV. Cable. St. Nicholas. No- vember, 1893. 25. The Grandissimes. George IV. Cable. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. 12 mo. - $1.2$ S 26. Bonaventura George IV. Cable. Charles scribner's sons. Paper, 50c; cloth, $1.25 These beautiful descriptions are an aid to the geography of the southern states, and the reader of Evangeline will find here de- scriptions of country to compare with the poetical descriptions of Longfellow. S 27. Evangeline. - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. houghton, mifflin & co. Linen. - 30c 28. Poems of the Southern States. Poems of Places. See page 1 10. S 29. Zigzag Journeys in the Sunny South. See page ill. 120 GEOGRAPHY THE GREAT LAKES AND THE WEST S i. Lakes of North America. Russell. See p. 89. 2. Castle Nowhere Constance Fcnimorc Woolson. HARPER & BROTHERS. - - - $1.00 Stories of the region of the Great Lakes. 3. Historic Waterways. Reuben Gold Thwaites. A. C. MCCLURG & CO. pp. 298. - - $1.25 Six hundred miles of canoeing down the Rock, Fox and Wis- consin. S 4. Zigzag Journeys in the White City. See p. in. S 5. Chicago. St. Nicholas. July, 1893. 6. Chicago. Illustrated Books. See page 85. S 7. Century World's Fair Book. See page 88. S 8. 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See page no. 12. Paris. Augustus J. C. Hare. See page 132. For the other books of Hare on Paris and France see same page. 13. Through Brittany. Kathcrine S. Macquoid. charles scribner's sons. Square 8 vo. Illus. $2.25 14. Through Normandy. Kathcrine S. Macquoid. Charles scribner's sons. Square 8 vo. Illus. $2.25 142 GEOGRAPHY 15. Paris Sketch Book. \V. M. Thackeray. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. 8 VC. - Si. 25 16. Poems of France and Savoy. Poems of Places. See page 1 10. S 17. The Dodge Club : James DcMille. HARPER & BROTHERS. Paper - - 60C An entertaining book. S 18. In and Out of Three Normandy Inns. Anna B. Dodd. lovell, coryell & co. 8 vo. Illustrated. - S2.00 SCANDINAVIA S 1 . Arne and the Fisher Lassie. Bjorti Bjornsen. JOSEPH KNIGHT & CO. ... 75c Norwegian country life. S 2, Boyhood in Norway Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. - - Si. 25 S 3. The Modern Vikings. Hjalmar Hjorth Boyeson. 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Translated from the Italian by Helen Zimmern. henry t. coates. 2 Vols. Small 8 vo. Illustrated with 44 Photogravures and Map. Cloth. S5.C0 2. Sketching Rambles in Holland. -Geo. H. Bougliton. Illustrated by Bougliton and Abbey. HARPER & BROTHERS. 8 VO. Cloth. - $5-00 S 3. The Land of Pluck. Mary Mopes Dodge. ckxtukv co. 12 mo. Illustrated. - Si. 50 This, like Hans Brinker, is written delightfully. 144 GEOGRAPHY 5. Sketches in Holland and Scandinavia Augustus J . L. Hare. See page 133. CENTRAL EUROPE S 1. Boy Travelers in Central Europe. See page III. S 2. The Story of Germany. S. Baring-Gould. Story of the Nations. See page ???. 3. One Year Abroad. Blanche Howard. See p. 132. 4. Unter Den Linden.- Lindau. Streets of the World. See page 1 1 1 . 5 5- Hyperion. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. l8 mo. Cloth. - 3OC Note the chapter on the Rhine and Heidelberg. S 6. Outre=rier. Henry Wadsworth Long fellow. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. 1 8 mo. Cloth. - 3OC 7. 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HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. l8 mo. pp. 289. $1.00 Germany, the Alps and Naples. S 17. Tyrol and the Skirts of the Alps. George E. 1 1 \iriug, Jr. harper & brothers. 1879. Square 8 vo. pp. 172. 18. The Danube. From the Black Forest to the Black- Sea. F. D. Millet. Illustrated by the Author and Alfred Parsons. HARPER & BROTHERS. CrOWn 8 VO. Cloth. S2.5O 19. A Little Swiss Sojourn. William Dean Hoii'ells. HARPER & BROTHERS. 32 mo. Cloth. - 5OC 20. In the Ardennes. Katherine S. Macquoid. Charles scribner's sons. Square 8vo. - $2.75 21. Tartarin on the Alps. Alphonse Daudet. GEORGE ROUTLEOGE & SONS. 12 mo. - Si .00 A satire on mountaineering. I46 GEOGRAPHY 22. Scrambles among the Alps. Edward Whymper. John murrav, LONDON. 1 893. Exquisitely Illustrated. 23. Swiss Letters and Alpine Poems. Frances R. Havergal. ANSON D. F. RANDOLPH & CO. Quarto. - $4-00 S 24. Vassar Girls in the Tyrol. See page III. S 25. Vassar Girls in Switzerland. See page III. 26. Switzerland Illustrated. See page 85. 27. 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Andrew Laurie. Trans- lated by Laura E. Kendall. estes & lauriat. Small 8 vo. Cloth. - $1.50 4. Nevsky Prospekt Isabel F. Hapgood. Streets of the World. See page no. 5. Life of Alexander III of Russia Charles Lowe. THE MACMILLAN CO. 8 VO. - - T -75 Mr. Lowe writes in an interesting way, presenting many pic- tures which will be appreciated by the grades. At the same time, the teacher who wishes to appreciate the situation in Russia will benefit much by his clear presentation. 6. The Tsar and His People. Theodore Child. harper & brothers. 8 vo. Illustrated. - $3.00 7. Career of a Nihilist. Stepniak. HURST & CO. - 20C 8. The Russian Storm Cloud. Stepniak. franklin square library. Paper. - 20c 9. Russia Under the Tsars. Stepniak. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. 12 mo. - $1-50 10. Poems of Russia. Poems of Places. See page no. ii. Russian Peasantry, 1888. Stepniak. HARPER & BROTHERS. iGlllO. - - $1.25 S 12. The Cossacks. Count Lyof Tolstoi. THOMAS V. CROWELL. - - - 75c 13. Russian Proprietor. Count Lyof Tolstoi. THOMAS V. CROWELL. - - - $1-50 i;2 GEOGRAPHY S 15. Condemned as a Nihilist. G. A. Henty. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. - - $1-50 ASIA i. Half-Hours of Travel in Asia. See page no. 5 2. Life in Asia. World and Its People. Seepage III. S 3. Little People of Asm. Miller. See page 101. 4. Poems of Asia. 3 Vols. Poems of Places. See page 1 10. S 5. From Egypt to Japan Henry M. Field. chari.es scribner's sons. 8 VO. - $2.00 Sequel to From Lakes of Killarney to the Golden Horn. S 6. Across Asia on a Bicycle. T. G. Allen, Jr., and W. L. Sachtleben. CENTURY CO. 12 mo. pp. 234. - - $1-50 S 7. Carpenter's Geographical Reader on Asia. F. G. Carpenter. AMERICAN BOOK CO. - - - 60C Geographical readers are apt to be mere compilations, but here is one written by an experienced traveler and writer, with il- lustrations taken from photographs by the author himself. The book is very good indeed. PALESTINE 1. Picturesque Palestine. n. appleton & co. Half-morocco. S32.00 2 Palestine Illustrated. See page 85. GEOGRAPHY 153 3. The Land and the Book. William Thompson. HARPKK & BROTHERS. 3 Vol. - - $9-00 The Holy Land. 4. Literary Landmarks of Jerusalem. Lawrence Hutton. HARPER & BROTHERS. Post 8 VO. - 75c S 5. Vassar Girls in the Holy Land. See page in. S 6. Boy Travelers in Egypt and Holy Land. See page 111. 5 7. The Howadji in Syria George William Curtis. HURST & CO. - - - - 5OC The charm of the Howadii, the golden atmosphere of the east lingers with every reader. If we can fascinate our pupils with lit- erature like this, they will turn away from ordinary books of travel for the young, those which set up an impossible boy or two as pegs on which to hang encyclopaedic information. An artist in literature alone can reveal the true life of a foreign country as does Mr. Curtis in his books of travel. Editions hitherto have been too expensive to be popular. We welcome this edition of Hurst 6 Co. as within the reach of all. 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HARPER & BROTHERS. 1 6 IttO. - $1.00 Central Asia among Turcoman and Afghan. The boys read with delight anything written by David Ker. S 7. A Lost Army. Fred Wishaw. THOMAS NELSON & SONS. 12 mo. Cloth. $1.25 A tale of the Russians in Central Asia. SIBERIA See Russia, page 150. S 1 Boy Travelers in the Russian Empire. See page in. S 2. Siberia and the Exile System. George Kennan. CENTURY CO. 2 Vol. - - - S6.00 This is a revision of papers from the Century Magazine. S 3. The Siberian Exiles. Thomas W. Knox. robert bonner's sons. Illus. Paper, 50c; cloth, $2.00 GEOGRAPHY 1 55 CHINA, COREA AND JAPAN i. Wanderings in China. Constance F. G. dimming. chakles scribner's sons. 8 vo. Illustrated. S4.00 2. Story of Japan. Stories of the Natio?is. See p. 179. 3. Corea, the Hermit Nation. W. E. Griffis. charles scribner's sons. 8 vo. Illustrated. $2. 50 314. Korea and Her Neighbors. Isabella Bird Bishop FLEMING H. REVELL CO. 8 VO. - - 52.00 4. Japan in History, Folklore, and Art IV. E. Griffis. 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GEOGRAPHY 159 SOUTH AFRICA S i. Geographical Reader for South Africa. LONGMANS, GREEN & CO. - - - 80C 2. Impressions of South Africa. James Bryce. CENTURY CO. $2.00 This is a careful study of Africa made during a recent trip. 3. Travels in Tropical South Africa Francis Galton. WARD, LOCK & BOWDEN. 12 niO. Cloth. - /5C 4- Story of South Africa. Stories of the Nations. See page 179. 5. Men, Mines and Animals in South Africa. Lord Randolph S. Churchill. i). appleton & CO. 8 vo. Illustrated. $5.00 S 6. The Bush Boys. C apt. Maync Reid. See p. 108. S 7. Home Life on an Ostrich Farm. Annie Martin. i). appleton & co. 12 mo. Cloth. Illustrated. Si. 25 CENTRAL AFRICA S 1. Boy Travelers in Central Africa. See page 1 11. S 2. Boy Travelers on the Congo. See page 1 1 1. S 3. Gorilla Hunters. - Ballantync. Seepage 105. S 4. Under the Equator. Paul Du Chaillit. 1868. See page 106. 5. Tropical Africa. Prof. Henry Drummond. Charles sckibnek's sons. Maps and Illus. S1.00 i'60 GEOGRAPHY S 6. Journey to Ashango Land, 1874. Paul Du Chaillu. HARPER & BROTHERS. 8 VO. pp. 5OI. Illus. $5-00 5 7. Gascoyne. the Sandal Wood Trader. R. M.Bal- lantync. See page 106. S 8. The Lake Region of Central Africa. - Bayard Taylot . CHARLES SCRIBXER'S SONS. pp. 296. - Si. 25 0- Voyage up the Zambesi David Livingstone. harper & brothers. 8 vo. Illustrated. S5.CO 10. Last Journals of Livingstone. harper & brothers. 8 vo. Illustrated. S5.00 S 11. Livingstone Thomas Hughes. THE MACMILLAX CO. Cloth. - - 60C S 12. How I Found Livingstone. Henry M. Stanley. CHARLES SCRIBXER'S SONS. 8 VO. pp. 736. S5.OO 13. With Stanley in Africa. doxohue, hexxeberry & co. Handy Vol. Ser. 40c S 14. riy Kalaku Henry M. Stanley. CHARLES SCRIBXER'S SONS. 12 ttlO. pp.432. $1-50 A tale of Central Africa. S 15. Adventures in flashonaland by Two Hospital Nurses Rose Blennerhassett and L. Steenan, iSgj. THE MACMILLAX CO. 8 VO. - - Si. 25 16. Across East African Glaciers. H. Meyer. LONGMAXS, GREEX & CO. - - SIO.5G. GEOGRAPHY l6l S 17. Story of the Niger.- -Robert Richardson. thomas nelson & sons. 12 mo. Illustrated. Si. 25 A brief record of travel and adventure on this river since the days of Mungo Park. S 18. Books by Paul Du Chaillu. 1. Lost in the Jungle, '69. 12 mo. - - Si. 00 2. My Apingi Kingdom, '70. 12 mo. - - 1.00 3. Country ok the Dwarfs, '71. 12 mo. - - 1.00 4. Adventures in the Great Forest of Equatorial Africa, 'go, and the Country of the Dwarfs. 1.75 HARPER & BROTHERS. BARBARY STATES, THE NILE, EGYPT I. The Barbary Coast Henry M. Field. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. Cl'OWIl 8 VO. - $2.00 S 2. Into Morocco. Pierre Loti. rand, mcnally & co. Rialto Edition. - 50c S 3. Life on the Nile in a Dahabeeh. William Wil- kin s Warren. LEE & SHEPARD. l6 mo. - - $1.00 S 4. Pharaohs, Fellahs and Explorers. Amelia B. Edwards. harper & brothers. Cloth. Profusely Illus. $4.00 S 5. Thousand Miles up the Nile. Amelia B. Edwards. lovell, coryell & CO. Century Series. - 75c S 6. My Winter on the Nile. -Charles Dudley Warner. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. Cl'OWn 8 VO. pp. 486. $2.00 l62 GEOGRAPHY S 7. Nile Notes of a Howadji. George Willi am Curtis. HARPER & BROTHERS. 12 mo. Cloth. - Sl.50 8. Cairo and the Nile. The City and the River. Il- lustrated Books. See page 86. 9. Egypt under the Khedives. E. D. Leon. harper & brothers. Franklin Sq. Lib. Paper. 20c 10. Egypt.-/. C. McCoan. HENRY HOLT & CO. 8 VO. - - S2.5O 11. Egypt Illustrated. See page 85. S 12. The Egyptian Princess. Georg Ebers. JOHN ALDEN. - - - 35c S 13. Uarda. Georg Ebers. JOHN ALDEN. .... 35C One needs to read these books of Ebers as much for geogra- phy as for history. 14. From Cairo to the Soudan. H. D. Traill. john lane. Cr. 8vo. pp. 256. - Si. 25 S 15. Mentone, Cairo, and Corfu- Constance Fenimorc Woolson. harper & brothers. 12 mo. Illustrated. Si. 75 S 16. England in Egypt. G. M. Towle. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. l8 mO. - 5OC 5 17. Via Cornwall to Egypt. - Constance Gordon C umming. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. 8 VO. - $275 GEOGRAPHY 163 ISLANDS OF THE OCEAN S 1. Voyage in Yacht Sunbeam. Lady Brassey. See page 93. S 2. A Summer in the Azores, with a Glimpse of I*la= deira Alice C. Baker. LEE & SHEPARD. .... Si. 25 S 3. British Seas IV. Clark Russell. the macmillan co. 8 vo. Illustrated. - S2.00 S 4. Amateur Emigrant Robert Loins Steve nso)i. ROBERTS BROS. l6 mo. - - - Si. 25 5. Island Life. Wallace. See page 81. 6. Islands of the Sea. World and Its People. See page ill. 7. Poems of Oceanica. Poems of Places. See page 1 10. S 8. Sailing and Sealing. A Tale of the Northern Pacific. F. F. Moore. E. & J. B. YOUNG. - - - $1.50 S 9. Hawaiian Archipelago, '82. Isabella B. Bishop. <;. p. Putnam's sons. 12 mo. Illustrated. Si. 50 S 10. Fire Fountains. The Kingdom of Hawaii. Constance F. G. dimming. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. 2 Vols. 8 VO. S 10.00 io',;. Hawaii. John R. Musick. FUNK & WAGNALLS CO. 8 VO. pp 524. $ 2 -7$ 11. Characteristics of Volcanoes. Dana. See page 82. 5 12. Crusoe's Island. /. Ross Browne. (Juan Fer- nandez. ) Only to be secured in old libraries as it is out of print. It is the wittiest book of travel in existence. 164 GEOGRAPHY 13. Under the Southern Cross. M. M. Ballon, 18S8. HOUG.HTON, MIFFLIN & CO. Crown 8 VO, - $1-50 S 14. Lady's Cruise in a French Han-of-War, 1882. Constance F. G. dimming. Charles scribner's sons. 8 vo. Illustrated. $5.00 S 15. Coral Island. R. M. Ballantyne. thomas nelson & sons. 12 mo. Illustrated. $1.25 A talc of the Pacific ocean. 16. Coral and Coral Islands. Danvin. See page 82. S 17. The Casting Away of Mrs. Leeks and Mrs. Aleshine. -Frank Stockton. century co. pp. 218. - - - 75c 18. A Footnote to History. Eight Years of Trouble in Samoa. Robert Louis Stevenson. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. - - $1.50 S 10. In the South Seas. Robert Louis Stevenson. ROBERTS BROS. 12 mo. - - $1-50 Experiences in Marquesas, Paumotus, and Gilbert islands. S 20. Treasure Island. Robert Louis Stevenson. ROBERTS BROS. 12 mo. - - Sl.50 DONOHUE cS: HENNEBERRY. Cloth. 25c S 21. In Stevenson's Samoa. Marie Fraser. THE MACMILLAN CO. 12 mo. - - 80C S 22. Lost in Samoa. A. S. Ellis. cassell & co. 8 Full-Page Illustrations. - $1.25 A tale of adventure in the Navigator islands. GEOGRAPHY 1 65 S 23. At Home in Fiji, '87. ~- Constance F. G. Cumming. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. 12 mo. - S3.OO OCEAMCA S 1. Geographical Reader for New Zealand. LONGMANS, GREEN & CO. ... grjC 2. Incidents of a Collector's Rambles in Australia, New Zealand and New Guinea. S. F. Denton. LEE & SHEPARD. .... S2.5O S3. Kangaroo Hunters Bowman. See page 105. S 4. The Young Pearl Divers. II Phelps Whitmarsh. joseph knight & CO. 12 mo. Illustrated. Si. 25 A story of Australian adventure by land and sea. S 5. Zigzag Journey to Australia. See page ill. 6. Half=Hours of Travel in Africa and Australia. See page 1 10. S 7. Story of Australasia. Stories of the Nations. See page 179. S 8. Haori and Settler. G. A. Henty. CHARLES SCRJBNER'S SONS. - - Sl.50 Tale of New Zealand. 9. Malay Archipelago. Alfred Russell Wallace. harper & brothers. 8 vo, Illustrated. - S3.50 The land of the orang-outang and bird of paradise. HISTORY flETHOD i. Studies in Historical Method. -- Mary Sheldon Barnes. D. C. HEATH & CO. pp. l60. - - 9OC This book is based on a study of the historical interests of children. It is the latest of the valuable books by this author. It is recommended both to the teacher of history and of literature. 2. History of the United States for Schools. -John Fiskc. HOUGHTON', MIFFLIN & CO. 12 mo. - $1.00 Mr. Fiske's suggestions on teaching history in the preface of this book should be read by all teachers of upper grades. The difference between a recitation where the pupil is reasoning inde- pendently, or "thinking on his feet," and a recitation of matter previously prepared, is very clearly pointed out, and the method of treatment in each case is emphasized. 3. Teacher's flanual. General History. Mary D. Sheldon. D. C. HEATH & CO. pp. \J2. - - 85c 4. Aids to the Teaching of General History. Mary D. Sheldon. d. c. heath & co. pp. 22. Pamphlet. - IOC HISTORY 167 5. Studies in General History Mary D. Sheldon. D. C. HEATH & CO. pp. 572. - - $ I -75 6. Studies in American History. Mary Sheldon Barnes and Earl Barnes. D. C. HEATH & CO. pp. 442. - - Si. 25 The supplementary reading suggested with each study is one of the most valuable features of this book. 7. Teacher's Manual for American History. Alary Sheldon Bai/ies. D. C. HEATH & CO. pp. 1 55. - - 60C History is usually a matter of absorption and reproduction of the thoughts of the book or ihe teacher. To those who really think it possible to make young people do their own thinking and reasoning, Mrs. Barnes's books become invaluable. Note the les- son on the crusades in the manual of general history. Try it, mod- ified and adapted of course, with a bright sixth grade class. 8. War of Independence. /d Egglcston. AMERICAN BOOK CO. - - - 5OC Suitable for fourth grade reading. 3. Stories of American History. N. S. Dodge. lee & shepard. 16 mo. pp. i/6 Illustrated. 35c 4. In the Child World. Poulsson. See page II. This suggests lessons for national holidays. 5. Adventures of Columbus. Serial in Our Little Men and Women, January- December, 1886. f\ Adventures of Early Discoverers. Serial in Our Little Men and Women, January-December, 1887. 6',. Four True Stories of Life and Adventure. Co- lumbus, Standish, Franklin, John Smith. Jessie R. Smith. WILLIAM BEVERLY HARRISON. N. Y. 36c A reader fur second or third ^rade. 7. Stories of Our Country. J(/?ncs Jolionnot. AMERICAN BOOK CO. - - - 40C 8. Pioneers of the Revolution. i-UBLic school pub. co. Stiff covers, 30c; cloth, 35c I/O HISTORY 9. Life of Washington. /<./> K. Smith. REPUBLICAN PRINTING HOUSE. pp. 30. - 15c Th?s book represents a successful experiment in child study. The children have been allowed to select what interests them, and the result is a story almost every sentence of which expresses ac- tion. The book is, therefore, not only a delightful reader for third grade, but very suggestive to the teacher who wishes to learn the art of story telling. 10. Story of Benjamin Franklin. wf.rner school book co. Flexible Cloth. ioc ii. Boston Tea=Party and Other Stories of the Revo- lution.-//. Watson. LEE & SHEPARD. .... 40c 12. True Stories from American History. Agnes Strickland. henry t. coates. Alta Edition. - - 50c 13. Stories of the Civil War A. F. Blaisdell. LEE & SHEPARD. - 30C 14. Grandfather's Stories. Jajnes Joho?inot. AMERICAN BOOK CO. ... 40c 15. Stories of Indian Children Mary Hall Hustcd. public school pub. co. pp. 1 75. Illustrated. 6oc 16. Story of the Yakima Indians. See page 102. 17. Hiawatha Longfellow. See page 102. 18. Above the Range. Theodora R.Jenness. W. A. WILDE & CO. 12 mo. - - Si. 25 For other Indian stories see page 283. u HISTORY 171 19. Uncle Tom's Cabin. Harriet Bcccher Stowe. houghton, mifflin & co. Paper, 25c; cloth, 50c About two weeks before Lincoln's birthday, the story of Uncle Tom's Cabin was told to each of the four primary grades in a cer- tain school. The story was divided into eight episodes, each form- ing one lesson. The result was very successful. 20. Stories of Heroic Deeds.- James JoJwnfiot. AMERICAN BOOK CO. - - - 3OC 21. Three Greek Children. A.J. Church. g. p. futnam's sons. 12 mo. Illus. in Colors. $1.25 Suitable for fourth and fifth grades. Actual use for several years has made this book a necessity in some schools. It is a good introduction to Guerber's "Story of the Greeks," helps the understanding of literature, and above all, intensely interests the children. 22. rierry Adventures of Robin Hood. Howard Pylc. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. Royal 8 VO. pp. 20,6. S3. 00 In a fourth and fifth grade which has been tested with a great variety of literature, no book has ever aroused so much enthusiasm as the "Merry Adventures of Robin Hood." The illustrations have contributed largely to the interest, and the book is never allowed to rest in the library for a single night. 23. Tales from St. Paul's Cathedral. Told to Chil- dren. Mrs. Frew en Lord. See page 103. 24. Simple Stories from English History. Earliest Time to 1485. J. IV. Alen. LONGMANS, GREEN & CO. pp. 128. - - 25C 25. Simple Stories from English History. 1485 to Reign of Queen Victoria. : J. IV. Alen. LONGMANS, GREEN ik CO. pp. 128. - - 30C \~2 HISTORY 26. Stories from English History for Young Amer- icans. HARPER & BROTHERS. 8 VO. pp. 784. - #2.00 FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES 1- Stories of the Olden Time. James Johonnot. AMERICAN BOOK. CO. ... 54c ?.. Stories of Other Lands. James Johonnot. AMERICAN BOOK CO. ... 40c 3. Story of the Greeks.//. A. Guerber. AMERICAN BOOK CO. 12 niO. pp. 288. - DOC 4. Story of the Romans. H. A. Guerber. AMERICAN BOOK CO. 12 ITIO. - - 60C 5. Story of the Chosen People H. A. Guerber. AMERICAN BOOK CO. 12 mo. - - 60C These stories are told simply and are easily read by sixth and seventh grades. New terms are marked with diacritical marks on first appearance and thereafter printed in ordinary form. The author has selected the features most interesting to boys and girls and so gives them readable stories. 6. Beginners American History. Mo?itgomery. ginn & CO. ..... 60c Biography mainly. It may be used as a reader, or stories may be told, and the book used as a reference book. 7. A First Book in American History Edward Eg- gleston. Delightfully written. Chiefly biography. HISTORY I73 8. Pioneer History Stories of the Mississippi Valley. Dr. Charles McMurry. PUBLIC SCHOOL PUBLISHING CO. - - 5OC This is a most valuable book for use in the Mississippi Valley states. It is the best book for beginning history in country schools, or in other schools where the pupils have had no primary work in this subject. 9. Story of Tonty. Mrs. Hartwell Cathcrwood. A. C. MCCLURG & CO. pp. 22/. - - #1.25 A romantic story describing Frontenac, Father Hennepin and LaSalle. 10. Pioneers of the Revolution By a Colonist. PUBLIC SCHOOL PUB. CO. 60C 1 1. Illustrated History of flinnesota T. H. Kirk. AMERICAN BOOK CO. pp. 244. - - Si. 25 This is valuable in Minnesota, to use in connection with the study of "Pioneers of the Northwest." 12. Early History of flaine Prairie and Adjoining Towns.- E.H. Atwood. E. 11. ATWOOD. ST. CLOUD. - - - J^C This gives a very readable account of the situation in Stearns county and adjoining counties in Minnesota during the Indian out- break in 1862. Books of this kind are valuable in schools near the places mentioned. They connect in the child's mind the myster- ious book-history with real flesh-and-blood persons whom he knows, and with the real earth on which he has actually walked. 13. The Childhood of the World. Edward Clodd. TRUBNER. LONDON. I2IHO. pp. I 1 8. - S 1 .00 This has been made use of in the stories in general history in the sixth grade. It is not a guide, by any means, but it is a valua- ble assistant. 174 HISTORY 14. Ten Boys on the Road from Long Ago to Now. Jane Andrews. G1NN & CO. pp. 240. - - - $1.00 This is invaluable when each story is used to help other stories of the same epoch. For instance, the Talisman, story of Sir Laun- fal, or any tale of chivalry will be helped by the story of Gilbert's training as a knight. 15. The Horse Fair ; James Baldwin. CENTURY CO. 8 VO. pp. 3OO. - - $1-50 This introduces in an interesting way all the notable horses of history. 16. Jed Warren Lee Goss. THOMAS Y. CROWELL. - . - $1-50 A story of adventures in Virginia during the compaigns of '61 and '65. A great favorite with boys. 17. Guert Ten Eyck. IV. 0. Stoddard. Illustrated by Frank T. Merrill. lothrop publishing co. Square 8 vo. - $1.50 This is a story of the revolution with Nathan Hale as the chief hero. "We boys came near being deprived of the use of the pub- lic library because we fought for possession of the Wide Awakes, so anxious were we to see the next number of Guert Ten Eyck." This is quoted from a young man, who was a boy when the story was published as a serial in the Wide Awake. 18. Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin. ginn & co. - - Boards, 40c; cloth, 50c The grades never think this prosy, as some of us older ones anticipated. They should have a copy of Poor Richard's Almanac to accompany it. 19. True Stories from History and Biography. Nathaniel Hawthorne. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. - - - 4OC HISTORY 175 20. Two Little Confederates. T. Nelson Page. charles scribner's sons. pp. 1 56. Illustrated. $1.50 A great favorite with these grades. 21. Boy's Heroes. Edward Everett Hale. LOTHKOP PUBLISHING CO. - - Sl.OO Israel Putnam, Lafayette, and others. 22. Peasant and Prince. Harriet Martineau. GINN & CO. 50C A story of the French Revolution. 23. Plutarch's Lives. GINN & CO. ----- 50C 24. Journal of the Plague. Daniel Defoe. MAYNARD, MERRILL & CO. Cloth. - 24c 25. Story of the Spanish Armada. thomas nelson & sons. pp. 160. Illustrated. 6oc The illustrations are taken from old and rare wood cuts. They present the situation most vividly. The book closes with a quaint old Thanksgiving song set to music, the ballads of Thomas De- laney, originally published in 1588, and Macaulay's Spanish Armada. 26. Hugh Melville's Quest. F. M. Holmes. a. c. mcclurg & co. - $1.25 A boy's adventures in the Days of the Armada. 26 '4. Twelve Naval Captains.-- Molly Elliot Seaivell. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. 12 mo. - Si. 25 26%. The Rock of the Lion.-- Molly Elliot Sea-well. HARPER & BROTHERS. 12 mo. - - Sl.50 27. Strange Stories from History. George Cary Eg- gleston. HARPER cV BROTHERS. - - S 1 .00 28. Children's Stories of American History. Henri- etta Christian Wright. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. pp. ^6. - Si. 25 176 HISTORY 29. Children's Stories of American Progress. Henri- etta Christian Wright. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. pp. 333. - $1.25 Nos. 28 and 29 form together a connected series on the United States. 30. Rough and Ready Series. 1. Old Rough and Ready Zachary Taylor. 2. Old Hickory Andrew Jackson. 3. The Little Corporal Napoleon Bonaparte. 4. Swamp Fox Gen. Francis Marion. 5. The Mill Boy of the Slashes Henry Clay. 6. Great Expounder Daniel Webster. lee & shepard. 6 Vols. Each Sl.CG 31. Boys from Other Countries. Bayard Taylor. g, p. putnam's sons. 8 vo. - - $1.25 32. Books by Elbridge S. Brooks. 1. Historic Boys. 2. Historic Girls. 3. Historic Happenings. 3. Chivalric Days. g. p. putnam's sons. Each - - $1.50 33. Selections from American Authors. Samuel Eliot. SHELDON & CO. - 60C This contains the autobiography of Benjamin Franklin abridged, Familiar letters of John and Abigail Adams, Cooper';, famous Story of the Spy, abridged; and selections from Longfel- low's Tales of a Wayside Inn. This book has been in use for many years, and it has never been supplanted by any better sup- plementary reading for sixth and seventh or eighth grades. Our history lessons fail if the pupils do not feel the noble spirit of Franklin, Adams and Washington, and they get this best from lit- erature. Some of the selections are abridged, but this has been HISTORY 177 done so successfully that the pupils always seek complete copies for home reading. In no other form can the same reading matter be secured for less than three times the price of this book. 34. Books by Everett T. Tomlinson. 1. Three Colonial Boys. 2. Three Young Continentals. 3. The Boy Soldiers of 1812. 4. The Boy Officers of 1812. lee & shepard. 12 mo. Illustrated. Each $1.50 35. Children's Life of Lincoln. M. Louise Putnam. A. C MCCLURG & CO. pp. 29 1. - - Si. 25 The story is told simply but with a dignity which commands the respect of children. The author stops deliberately before en- tering upon the public life of Lincoln and gives a perfectly plain and simple study on our government and modes of election to office, and thereafter throughout the story there is constant light thrown on the machinery of public affairs. Pupils often fail to comprehend United States history because they do not understand the points in civil government which our text-books seem to con- sider innate in the future American citizen. If this book is used as a reader in the biographical phase of history study, fifth and sixth grades, it will be found that it furnishes valuable appercep- tive material for the more serious study of history in the eighth grade. 35. Stories from Early English History. 1. Up to Norman Conquest. David Salmon, pp. 176. 30c 2. Stories and Biography, i 066-1 485. -David Salmon. pp. 200. Illustrated. .... 50X 3. TuDOR Period. Biography by S. R. Gardiner, pp. 224- Illustrated. - ... 50c 4. Stuart Period. S. R. Gardiner, pp.240. Illus. 50c 5. Hanoverian Period. S. R. Gardiner, pp. 240. Illus. 50c LONGMANS, (.KEEN k CO. I,"S HISTORY 36. Young Folk's Plutarch. Rosalie Kaufman. I. b. lippincott & co. Square 8 vo. - $2.50 37. To the Lions A.J. Church. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. 12 HIO. - $1.25 A story of Rome. 38. Two Thousand Years Ago A.J. Church. dodd, mead & co. Illustrated. - - $1.00 Mr. Church's books have been found very useful in third, fourth and fifth grades. The stories are read to the pupils and the impression deepened by the use of the admirable illustrations in the books. The children enjoy them, reproduce them readily, and so the books furnish matter for both language and history. As school library books they are favorites. 39. Stories from English History. From the Lord Protector to Victoria. the macmillan co. 12 mo. Illustrated. - $1.00 Among the subjects of these twenty-five stories are: The Lord Protector, Blenheim and after, Quebec, The lost colonies, The greatest sailor since the world began, Waterloo and Cawnpore. 40. Stories of War Edward Everett Hale. ROBERTS BROS. l6 mo. - $1.00 41. Story of United States Navy. Benson J. Lossing. harper & brothers. 12 mo. Half-morocco. $1-75 This is much liked by the pupils of fifth and sixth grades. 42. Paul Jones J. S. C Abbott. harper & brothers. Illustrated. - $1.00 43. flagna Charta Stories. Arthur Gilman. lothrop publishing co. pp. 192. - 75c HISTORY 1/9 44. The Century Book of Famous Americans. El- foidge S. Brooks. CENTURY CO. pp. 25O. 7H K 9H- - $1-50 The boys visit Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Ken- tucky, inspect the historic homes, and talk much of the men who made them famous. A very valuable book for the school library. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES A list of books classified under the different epochs of history are given here. They will be useful to teachers of all grades. Books useful as supplementary readers, either at school or at home are distinguished from the more difficult reading matter by the letter S. SERIES OF BOOKS AND BOOKS OF GENERAL HISTOR= ICAL INTEREST S. 1. Pictorial Histories. 5. Goodrich. 1. England. 2. Greece. 3. Rome. 4. The World. 5. The United States. e. h. butler & co. 5 Vols. Each - Si. 25 If the main epochs of the world's history are presented in sixth and seventh grades, these pictorial histories may be used to great advantage. Pictures at this stage often convey more ideas than do words. These books are helps in literature as well as in history. 2. Stories of the Nations. (.. r. putxam's sons. 12 mo. Illus. Each Si. 50 Over forty volumes. These books form the best popular se- ries published. They constitute a very fine historical library by themselves. 3. Heroes of the Nations. (,. i\ putnam's sons. 12 1110. Illus. Each Si. 50 4. Epochs of Ancient History. CHARLES scrihner's SONS. 12 mo. Each Si. 00 I SO HISTORY 5. Epochs of Modern History. charles scribner's sons. 12 mo. Each $1.00 6. Beacon Lights of History./^;/ Lord. 1. Jewish Heroes and Prophets. 2. Old Pagan Civilizations. 3. Antiqcity. 4. Middle Ages. 5. Renaissance and Reformation. 6. War and Statesmanship. 7. Great Women. 8. Modern European Statesmen. 9. American Statesmen. 10. Nineteenth Century Writers. fords, howard & hulbert. io Vols. Cloth. Nearly 500 pp. each. Sold only in Sets. - $21.00 About twelve prominent characters are selected and treated under each heading. The salient points are struck at once, and the whole set furnishes in brief a full historical library, every point of which can be seen in relief. The school library needs this set of books and can afford to sacrifice many others if the price seems high. 7. Makers of History. Walter Besa?it. MERRILL & BAKER. 12 mO. Each - $1.00 S 8. Historical Tales. Charles Morris. j. b. lippincott co. Each - - $1.25 S 9. Books by Q. A. Henty. charles scribner's sons. 12 mo. From 75c to $1.50 JOHN alden. Cheaper Edition. S 10. Jacob Abbot's Histories. harper & brothers. 1 876. Illustrated. Each $1.00 HISTORY IOI S. ii. J. S. C. Abbott's Histories. lee & shepard. Illustrated. Each - $1.00 S 12. Stories from History Agnes Strickland. i. Visi-Goths of France. 2. Anglo-Saxons. 3. Alfred the Great. 4. Crusader. 5. William Tell. 6. War of York and Lancaster. henry t. coates. About 360 pp. in each. 75c 13. Historic Towns. 1. Carlvle. .... M. Creighton. 2. London. ... . W. F. Loftie. 3. N'ew York. - - - Theodore Roosevelt. 4. York. - - - - Rev. James Raine. Longmans, green & co. Crown 8 vo. Each Si. 25 14- Torch Bearers of History. Amelia Hutchinson Stirling. THOMAS NELSON & SONS. 12 IDO. - $1-50 A connected series of historical sketches: Part I Homer, Sophocles, Socrates, Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, Hypatia, Part II Arthur, Charlemagne, Rollo, Richard Coeur de Lion; Part III William of Orange, Sir Francis Drake, Henry of Na- varre, Richelieu, Cromwell, William III, Peter the Great, Freder- ick the Great, Washington. The epochs selected here would not make a bad selection for the biographical stories of sixth and seventh grades. 15. Fifteen Decisive Battles of the World. E. S. C was}'. HARPER & BROTHERS. pp. 364. - - Sl.00 a. 1.. burt. Home Library. - - 75c 182 HISTORY 16. Lives of Celebrated Female Sovereigns and Illus- trious Women.- j/n, Anna Jameson. henry t. coaxes. Alta Edition. - 50c 17. Two Great Retreats of History Grotc and Segnr. ginn & co. 12 mo. pp. 318. - - 50c 1. Retreat of Ten Thousand; 2. Napoleon's Retreat from Moscow. S 18. Ten Great Events of History. James Johomiot. AMERICAN BOOK CO. pp. 264. - - 54C S 19. A Book of Golden Deeds. Charlotte Yonge. THE MACMILLAN CO. Globe 8 VO. pp. 454. 5OC DONOHUE, henneberry & co. Handy Vol. Ser. 25c 20. Heroes and Hero=Worship. Thomas Carlyle. a. l. burt. Home Library. - - 75c hurst & co. Handy Volume Series. - 25c Carlyle's Hero as Prophet (Mahomet), is published by May- nard, Merrill & Co. for 12 cents. 21. Representative M.en. Ralph Waldo Emerson. hurst & co. Handy Volume Series. - 20c 22. Ten Great Religions. Clarke. See page 84. 23. Heroic Ballads with Poems of War and Patriotism. GINN & CO. 12 mo. pp. 319. - - 5OC 24. The Great Round World and What Is Going On in It. A Weekly Newspaper for Children, 10c per copy, $2.50 per year. William Beverley Har- ison, 59 Fifth Ave., N. Y. The paper is bound substantially in book form. Covers and paper are all that can be desired for durability, while the print is HISTORY 183 excellent. This is an aid which every teacher will appreciate. We can not train our pupils to be citizens of the world by allowing them to pursue their studies in ignorance of what is going on in the world. Daily newspapers have serious defects for the training desired. This little paper seems exactly what we wish. The style is clear and entertaining, the English and the material given is admirably selected. Points which puzzle grown people in news- papers, are made simple here, but there is an entire absence of the "My-dear-little-children" style which so exasperates the average school boy. From sixth grade upward, pupils will enjoy the paper, high school pupils and teachers most of all. GENERAL HISTORY A series of stories such as are suggested by the sub-headings may be told to a sixth or seventh grade class. They will serve as nuclei for supplementary reading which may be selected from the books marked S. Other books are added to assist the teacher and to be used for reference by the pupils. STORY OF BUDDHA Ancient India. 1. Story of Buddhist India Prof. Rhys- Davis. Sto- ries of the Nations. See page 179. 2. Story of Vedic India. Zenaide A. Ragozin. Stories of the Nations. See page 179. 3. The Light of Asia Sir Edwin Arnold. RAND, MCNALLY & CO. ... 50c DOXOHUE, HEXXEBERRY & CO. - - 25c STORY OF A nUMHY Ancient Egypt. 1. Pharaohs, Fellahs, and Explorers Amelia B. /id- wards . See page 161. 184 ' HISTORY S 2. Romance of a Mummy. T. Gautier. J. B. LIPPINCOTT CO. 12 mo. - - $1.25 Use with this the "Address to the Slippers Found in a Mummy Case," a poem by Edwin Arnold. S 3. Novels by Georg Ebers. 1. Uarda. Reign of Rameses II. 2. Egyptian Prinxess. The Persians, 528 B. C. 3. Sisters. Memphis, B. C. 164. d. appleton & co. Each - - - 75c 4. Egypt and Scythia. Herodotus. cassell & co. National Library. Paper - 10c S 5. Story of the Persian Wars from Herodotus. A. J. Chutch. DODD. MEAD & CO. - - - $1.00 S 6. The Cat of Bubastes.- -Hcnty. See page 180. 7. Story of Ancient Egypt. George Raivlinson. Sto- ries of the Nations. See page 179. S 8. Herodotus for Boys and Girls. John S. White. g. p. putnam's sons. Ouarto. Illustrated. - $2.00 5T0RY OF NEBUCHADNEZZAR i . Great Cities of the Ancient World Illustrated. A. C. MCCLURG & CO. - - - $1-50 S 2. Stories of Croesus, Cyrus and Babylon. A. J. Church. MAYNARD, MERRILL & CO. Cloth. - 24c HISTORY I85 3. The Story of Extinct Civilizations. Robert E. Andetson. D. APPLETOX & CO. - - - - 75c Egypt, Phoenicia, Arabia, and Persia. S 4. Darius. Jacob Abbott. See page 180. S 5. Cyrus Jacob Abbott. See page 1 80. 6. Assyria. Chaldea. fledia, Babylon and Persia. Parthia. Phoenicia. Persia. Sicily. Stories of the Nations. See page 179. 7. Bonomi's Ninevah and Its Palaces. the macmillan co. 7 Plates. 294 Wood Cuts. 51.50 STORY OF THERHOPYLAE and STORY OF SOCRATES Ancient Greece. 1. Studies in Greek and Roman History. Mary Sliel- don Barnes. D. C. HEATH & CO. pp.266. - - Si. 10 S 2. A Child's History of Greece. John Bonner. HARPER & BROTHERS. 2 Vols. pp. 608. IlklS. $2.00 3. Story of Greece. James A. Harrison. Stories of the Nations. See page 1 79. S 4. Story of the Greeks.- Guerber. Seepage 172. S 5. Greek Heroes.- Kingslcy. See page 332. S 6. Old Greek Stories. Baldwin. See page 3 2 3- 7. Social Life in Greece.- Rei'.J. P. Mahaffy. THE MACMILLAN CO. pp. 457. - $2.;0 1 86 HISTORY S 8. Old Greek Lite.- Rev. J. P. Mahaffy. AMERICAN HOOK CO. ... 35c S 9. Pictures from Greek Life and Story. Church. c. P. Putnam's sons. 12 mo. - - Si. 25 S 10. Three Greek Children. See page 171. 11. Socrates, Demosthenes and Others. George Grotc. William l. allison & co. Arundel Library. 30c 12. Mythology of the Greeks. George Grotc. William l. allison & co. Arundel Library. 30c S 13. Mythology of Greece and Rome. methodist book CONCERN. Chaut. Ser. 'o,2-'93. 60c 14. Classical Dictionary of Greek and Roman Hythol- ogy. W. Smith. D. APPLETON & CO. 8 VO. - - $6.00 S 15. Tanglewood Tales and Wonder Book Nathan- id Hawthorne. See page 322. S 16. Story of the Golden Age. J. Baldwin. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. 12 IllO. Sl.50 17. Helen of Troy. Andrew Lang. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. 12 IllO. - Sl.50 18. Greeks and Persians. Epochs of A?icient History. See page 179. 19. March of the Ten Thousand Greeks Geo. Grotc William l. allison cV co. Arundel Library 30c HISTORY 187 20. Stories of the Persian War from Herodotus. --A.J. Church. See page 184. S 21. Xerxes. Jacob Abbott. See page 180. S 22. Pericles and the Golden Age of Athens. Eve- lyn Abbott. Heroes of the Nations. See page 179. 23. Athenian Empire to Fall of Athens. Epochs of Ancient History. See page 179. S 24. Callias. A.J. Church. methodist hook CONCERN. Chaut. Ser. '92-'93. Si. 00 A tale of the fall of Athens, introducing Socrates, Xenophon, and Alcibiades. S 25. Socrates. Translation of Apology. Crito and Phajdo (parts). chaki.es scrihner's sons. 12 mo. pp. 159. S1.00 The life and death of Socrates is made the chief center. S 26. Talks with Socrates about Life. Translation of parts of the Gorgias and the Republic. ciiaki.es sckihnek's sons. 12 mo. pp. 176. $1 .00 S 27. A Day in Athens with Socrates. Translation of parts of the Protagoras and the Republic of Plato. Charles sckm'.m'.k's sons. Paper, 50c;-cloth, Si. 00 28. Spartan and Theban Supremacies. Charles San- key. Epochs of Ancient History. Seepage 179. 29. Macedonian Empire. A. M. Curteis. Epochs of Ancient History. Seepage 179. 1 88 HISTORY S 30. Alexander's Empire. -/. P. Mahaffy. Stories of the Nations. See page 179. S 31 . Alexander the Great. Jacob Abbott. See p. 180. S 32. Alexander the Great. Benjamin J. Wheeler. Heroes of the Nations. See page 179. S 33. The Young Macedonian in the Army of Alex- ander the Great. A.J. Church. G. P. Putnam's sons. 12 mo Illustrated. - Si. 25 S 34. Alexander the Great. George Grote. \vm. l. allison & co. Arundel Hist. Library. 30c PALESTINE S 1. Joshua. Georg Ebcrs. n. appleton & co. 16 mo. - - 75c 2. Judas Haccabasus and the Revival of the Jewish Nationality. C. R. Conder. Makers of History. See page 180. 3. Judas Maccabseus and the Conflict between Hellen- ism and Hebraism. Abraham Isaacs. Heroes of the Nations. See page 179. 5 4. The Hammer. A.J. Church. g. p. putnam's sons. 12 mo. Illustrated. $1.25 A tale of Palestine in the time of Judas Maccabaeus. S 5. Julian. William Ware. estes & lauriat. 8 Vo. Beautifully Illus. $2. 50 Scenes in Judea in the time of Christ. HISTORY I89 S 6. Ben Hur Gen. Lciv Wallace. See page 193. S 7. For the Temple. G A. Ilenty. See page 180. Story of the fall of the Temple. 8. The Story of the Jews. James K. Hosmer. Stories of the Nations. See page 179. S 9. Story of the Last Days of Jerusalem from Jo- sephus. A.J. Church. CHARLES SCRIBNEr's SONS. I2mO. $1-40 S 10. Story of the Chosen People. Gucrber. See page 172. 11. A King of Tyre. James M. Ludlozv. HARPER & BROTHERS. l6mO. - - $1.00 Time of Ezra and Xehemiah. 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Its Buildings and Architecture. Dr. T. H. Dyer. the macmillan co. - - - S2.25 See engravings, large map and plan of forum. S 11. A Day in Ancient Rome. Edgar S. Shumzuay. d. c. heath & co. pp. 96. Illus. Paper, 30c; cloth, 75c 12. Business Life in Ancient Rome. C. G. Hcr- bermami. HARPER & BROTHERS. Cloth. pp.74. 3OC S 13. Select Tales from the Gesta Romanorum Translated by C. Swan. g. p. Putnam's sons. 16 mo. - - 50c W. D. Howells in "A Boy's Town," refers to the effect of this book on him when a boy. HISTORY I9I S 14. Last Days of Pompeii. Bulwer Lytton. S 15. Hypatia. Charles Kingsley. S 16. Aurelian. William Ware. 5 17. Zenobia. I Villi am Ware. lovell, cokvell & co. Oxford Edition. Each 50c When books like the above can be secured, printed on good paper with good cloth binding, for 50c, there is no excuse for teaching Roman history without the illumination which they af- ford. The low price places these books within the reach of the seventh and eighth grades as supplementary readers. No classics are enjoyed by pupils of this age as much as these. They should be read both at home and at school. Close study of details is out of place in the grades. Estes & Lauriat publish finely illustrated editions of Aurelian and Zenobia for $2. 50 each. Joseph Knight & Co. publish an illus- trated edition of Hypatia for $4. 00; Harper & Bros., $7. 00. Estes 6 Lauriat publish Last Days of Pompeii, finely illustrated, in two volumes for $6. co. Happy is the teacher who can secure one of these illustrated editions.///.?/' to look at for one day, while the class are reading the book. 5 18. The Young Carthaginian. Hcnty. Seep. 180. 19. Story of Carthage. A.J. Church. Stories of the Nations. See page 179. 20. Hannibal and the Crisis of the Struggle between Carthage and Rome. W. 0' Connor Morris. Heroes of the Nations. See page 179. 5 21. Hannibal. Jacob Abbott. Seepage 180. 22. 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Abridged for Schools. 30c Dr. Frank McMurry at Buffalo, in 1896, mentioned the use of the Alhambra in the work of a mixed fourth and fifth grade. They had been studying the life of Columbus and the geography of Spain. Irving's description of the Alhambra became very inter- esting at this time. He says, "Some parts of our Jewish Temple (the one at Buffalo) which are Moorish, were observed and sketched. The Alhambra was roughly modeled in wood, and the columns were modeled in lead." In these grades, or in sixth and seventh grades, the right setting may thus make something of the beauty of the Alhambra the children's possession for life. 5 6. Conquest of Spain. Washington Irving. LOVELL. CORYELL cS: CO. - 20C thomas Y. crowell. Standard Library. Si. 00 S 7. Life of Chevalier Bayard and the Chronicle of the Cid. Heroes of Chivalry. MERRILL & BAKER. Oliai'tO. pp. 7OO. - $2.00 8. The Cid Campeador and the Waning of the Cres= cent in the West. II. Butler Clarke. Heroes of the Nations. 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LEE & SHEPARD. pp.472. - - S2.;0 Pupils who have never before heard of Jupiter or the Cyclopes are struggling with the translation of Virgil in our high schools. Milton's Paradise Lost is a hated book to many a poor student of literature because he cannot interpret one of the classical allusions without a painful search which robs the beautiful figure of all its charm and makes it a veritable symbol of drudgery and confusion.. Even Longfellow and Lowell become dry if the reader of the Golden Legend or Sir Launfal brings no idea of the old stories of chivalry and mediaeval romance. Hawthorne, Kingsley and others present these stories in beautiful form, but Bulfinch's books should be on every desk for three reasons: 1. All the stories needed for appreciation of good literature are here; 2. Every story ap- pears here connected with the allusions made to it by good authors; 3. The story is told accurately, scarcely departing from a free translation. This indicates to the teacher what parts of the story should not be changed, however freely they are enlarged upon. 7. Manual of Hythology Greek, Roman, Norse, Old German, Hindoo and Egyptian. Charles scribner's sons. Crown 8 vo. - Si. 25 8. Readings in Folk=Lore. H. M, Skinner. AMERICAN BOOK CO. - Si. 00 9. riyths and Mother Plays Sara E. Wiltse. MILTON BRADLEY CO. pp. 57. - Si. 00 Language suited to young children. 10. Old Fairy Tales. 5. Baring-Gould. DODD, MEAD & CO. - - - 2.00 306 ENGLISH AIDS IN THE STUDY OF AUTHORS i. History of English Literature. H. A. Taine. henry holt & co. Large 12 mo. - S1.40 This edition is abridged and edited with notes by John Fiske. 2. American Men of Letters. Edited by Charles Dudley Warner. Houghton, mifflin & co. 16 mo. Each $1 25 Among these are Ralph Waldo Emerson by Oliver Wendell Holmes; George William Curtis by Edward Cary Eggleston; Wil- liam Cullen Bryant by John Bigelow; and Washington Irving by Charles Dudley Warner. 3. Homes and Haunts of Our Elder Poets. R. H. Stoddard, F. B. Sanborn and H. N. Powers. d. apfleton & co 1 Imperial 8 vo. - $5.00 Sketches ol Bryant, Longfellow, Emerson, Holmes, Lowell and Whittier. 4. Literature of the Age of Elizabeth. Whipple. See page 231. 5. Shakespeare. Edward Dowdcn. American book. co. Literature Primer, pp. 167. 35c 6. Introduction to the Study of Shakespeare. Hiram Corson. D. c. heath & co. pp.397. - - Si. 50 7. Victorian Poets. Edmund Clarence Stedman. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. Crown 8 VO. - $2.25 8. Short Studies in English Literature. Hamilton Mabie. DODD, MEAD & CO. 12 mo. pp. 222. - Si. 25 ENGLISH 307 10. About Old Story-Tel Xers. Donald G. Mitchell. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. 12 mo. pp.237. #1-25 This is one of the best helps to the teacher. It is full of illus- trations and interesting matter about the authors whose stories should be given in the grades. 11. American Lands and Letters Donald G. Mitchell. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. 12 mo. 9O IlluS. $1.50 12. English Lands, Letters and Kings D.G.Mitchell. charles scribner's sons. 4 Vols. 12 mo. Ea. Si. 50 13. Homes and Haunts of British Poets. Wm. Howitt. GEORGE ROUTLEDGE & SONS. pp. 642. - Sl.50 14. Poet's Homes. Pen and Pencil Sketches of American Poets and Their Homes. lothrop publishing co. 12 mo. Cloth. - $2.00 15. Anecdote Biography of Thackeray and Dickens. Pxlited by Richard Henry Stoddard. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. 12 ITIO. pp. 3O5. $1.00 16. Personal Recollections of Lamb, Hazlitt and Others. -Edited by R. H. Stoddard. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. pp. 322. IlluS. $1.00 17. Yesterdays with Authors. James Tic knor Field. HOUGHTON", MIFFLIN & CO. Cr. 8 VO. pp.419. $2.00 18. Little Journeys to the Homes of American Au- thors. H. T. Titckerman and Others. g. p. putnam's sons. 12 mo. - - S1.35 308 ENGLISH 19. Little Journeys to the Homes of Good Men and Great. Elbert Hubbard. g. p." putnam's sons. 12 mo. Si. 35 20. Little Journeys to the Homes of Famous Women. G. f. putnam's sons. 16 mo. - $1.00 21. Days of Lamb and Coleridge. See page 243. 22. Stories about Famous Authors. Little Men and Women. Jan. -Dec, 1885. 23. Famous Paintings of the World. A. C. MCCLURG & CO. - $3-5 24. Homes of the New World. Frederika Bremer. HARPER & BROTHERS. 1853. 2 Vols. 12 niO. Those of us who read this book when young, feel that it was an important part of our education. Miss Bremer visited the homes of Lowell, Longfellow and others of our great writers. Her pictures of simple cultivated homes are not only an aid in studying literature but are well calculated to impress the young reader with the essentials of "high living." If this is out of print, school libraries should demand a new edition. STANDARD LITERATURE IN SERIES The teacher should send to the publishers for catalogues of the following series and specimen copies. Some series are much superior to others in print and paper, as well as in editorial notes. Paper covers should never be bought for anything but transient use, as they teach slovenliness when passed through many hands, besides costing more in the end. i. Students' Series of English Classics. leach, shewell & sanborx. 25, 35 and 50c each ENGLISH 309 3. Rolfe's Classics. houghton, mifflin & co. Square 16 mo. - 75c These are illustrated and have valuable notes by the editor. A beautiful edition for students. 3. The World's Classics. g. p. putnam's sons. 16 mo. Buckram. - 50c 4. riodern ('lassies. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. J2 mo, - 4OC 5. Riverside Literature Series. houghton, mifflin & co. - Paper, 15c; cloth, 25c 6. Maynard's English Classics. mayxard, mekrill & co. Paper, i2c;Cloth, 24,36,48c 7. Macmillan's School Library. THE MACMILLAN CO. l6 IllO. Cloth. Each 5OC 8. Lilliput Classics. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. 32 mO. Each - 25 9. Little Classics.- Edited by Rossitcr Johnson. houghton, mifflin & co. 1 8 Vols. 1 8 mo. P'a. S1.00 This is one of the best series issued. The volumes on Laugh- ter, Mystery, Childhood, Heroism, Narrative Poems, Nature, Hu- manity and Authors are well adapted to the grades. 10. School Library-Classics. gins & co. A series of classics without which "keeping school" would be a failure. 11. English Classics. ALLVN & bacon. Each - - 20C Typography, paper and binding of the best. 310 ENGLISH 12. National Library. cassell & co. Paper. - - - ioc A very extensive list of works including all of Shakespeare's plays. 13. Five Cent Classics. EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHING CO. 14. Standard Literature Series. university pub. co. Paper. Single numbers, I2^c. - Double numbers, 25c Matter condensed for school use. 15. Camelot Series. walter scott. london Shilling Volumes COLLECTIONS OF LITERATURE 1. Child Life in Prose Edited by J. G. Whittier. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. 12 mo. - $2.00 2. Bound Volumes of St. Nicholas. CENTURY CO. pp. 1,000. - - - $4.00 3. Bound Volumes of Wide Awake. LOTHROP PUBLISHING CO. pp. 1,000. - $4.00 4. Library of the World's Best Literature. Edited by Charles Dudley Warner. harper's weekly club. 30 Vols. Each $2.00 Sold by subscription only. This will represent the best of every department of literature, with critical, biographical and his- torical comments by literary specialists. It alone will make a library and one costing but a fraction of what it would to secure the same literature in any other way, ENGLISH 311 5. Christmas in Song, Sketch and Story. Beecher, Wallace, Auerbach, Dickens and others. Illustrated by Raphael, Story, Murillo, Bougereau and others. HARPER & BROTHERS. Royal 8 VO. - $2.50 6. Open Sesame. Vol. I, Ages 4 to 12. 12 mo. pp. 316; Vol. II, Ages 12 to 14. 12 mo. pp.376. Vol. Ill, Ages over 14. 12 mo. pp.361. gixx & co. Each - 75c Open Sesame has been placed first on the list of collections of poems for school use. Other collections have much that is valu- able, but it is only of Open Sesame that the teacher can say that every single selection can be used sooner or later. Everything not of high literary value is excluded. Too often such collections have mixed with their literature, poems which make some bright hit but whose style is puerile and faulty. From this fault, Open Sesame is entirely free. 7. Poetry for Home and School. Edited by A. C. Brackett and I. M. Eliot. g. p. putnam's sons. pp. 320. - $1.00 A collection from which no teacher will miss her old favorites. 8. A Book of Famous Verse. Edited by Agnes Rep- licr. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. l6 IllO. 75c 9. Golden Treasury of the Best Songs and Lyrical Poems in the English Language. Francis Turner Palgrave. the macmillan co. School Library. 50c 10. New Library of Poetry and Song. William Gui- le n Bryant. FORDS, HOWARD & HURLHURT. pp. 1,076, $5-00 512 ENGLISH ii. From Milton to Tennyson. Edited by L. DuPont Sylc. ALLYN & BACON. 12 ITIO. pp. 48O. - $1.00 Someone has said that children's literature should be the same as that for adults, which is true to this extent: nothing which is not worthy of study by adults should ever be presented to children. This collection is unusually well chosen, and is in excellent form. 12. Percy's Reliques of Old English Poetry. FREDERICK WAKNE. Cliaildos Classics. 12 HIO. $1.00 This was Sir Walter Scott's first reading book. In his journal, he describes himself when a mere baby as shouting these ballads aloud during his play. Warne's edition is very carefully printed for the price. 13. Complete Poetic and Dramatic Works of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. houghton, mifflin & co. Cambridge Edition. $1.50 The Cambridge Editions are suited especially to the teacher's needs. They contain biographical sketches, histories of important poems and indexes of titles and first lines, with portrait of author. Longfellow's poems which are especially liked by little children are The Three Kings, The Bell of Atri, The Emperor's Bird's Nest, Hiawatha, Leap of Roushan Beg, and Alfred the Truth Teller. Among the large number appreciated by the grammar grades are Birds of Killingworth, Miles Standish, Golden Legend, New Eng- land Tragedies, Paul Revere and Evangeline. 14. Complete Poetical Works of John Greenleaf Whittier. houghton, mifflin & co. Cambridge Edition. $1.50 Little children like Barbara Frietchie, The Frost Spirit, In School Days and Barefoot Boy, while older pupils enjoy Slaves of Martinique, The Palm Tree, Songs of Labor, Vaudois Teacher, All's Well, Pass of the Sierras, Last Walk in Autumn, Snow Bound, and Tent on the Beach. ENGLISH 313 15. A Book of Old English Ballads. Edited by Ham- ilton Mabie. the macmillan co. 12 mo. Illustrated. $2.00 16. Poems of James Russell Lowell. houghton, mifflin & co. Cambridge Edition. $1.50 Rhiecus, The Chippewa Legend, The Fountain, The Violet, To the Dandelion, and The Snowfall are fitted to primary grades. The Singing Leaves, Sir Launfal, Youssouf, The Summer Storm, Indian Summer Reverie and others are interesting to grammar grades. 17. Poems of William Cullen Bryant. d. appleton it co. Household Edition. - S1.50 The White-Footed Deer, Robert of Lincoln, The Little People of the Snow are useful in lowest primary grades; while The, Snow Shower, Planting the Apple Tree, Song of the Sower, The Tides, Sella, Forest Hymn, Death of Flowers, To the Fringed Gentian, The Prairies, The Evening Wind, The Arctic Lover and To the Appennines, will be enjoyed by grammar grades. 18. Complete Poetical Worksof Oliver Wendell Holmes. houghton, mii-tlin & co. Cambridge Edition. Si .50 Children enjoy the Height of the Ridiculous, The One Hoss Shay and the Broomstick Train. Every pupil enjoys all the hu- morous poems, while the older boys and girls are made better by the Chambered Nautilus, Old Ironsides, Robinson of Leyden, and Dorothy O.. 19. Poems of Thomas Bailey Aldrich. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. S VO. - Sl.50 An Arab Welcome, Tiger Lilies, When the Sultan goes to Is- pahan, Before the Rain and After the Rain are beautiful poems for little folks, while The Bluebells of New England, Frostwork, A Snow Flake, Baby Bell and Friar Jerome's Beautiful Book are en- joyed by older grades. 314 ENGLISH 20. Selections from Emerson's Poems. houghton, mikflin & co. Paper. - 15c 21. Poems of Alfred Tennyson. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. - - $1-50 The Owl, A Spirit Haunts the Year's Last Hours, The Mer- man and the Mermaid, the Lady of Shalott, Lady Clare, the Eagle and the Sleeping Beauty are usetul in primary grades. Later, Sir Galahad (with Lowell's Sir Launfal), the Princess, Enoch Arden, and parts of In Memoriam are liked. 22. Poems of John Godfrey Saxe. HOUGHTON', MIFFLIN & CO. l6 mo. - $1.00 The stories of Ovid, Phaethon, Pyramus and Thisbe and others are most amusingly told in verse. The Proud Miss McBride and others are well fitted to grammar grades. 23. Rhymes of Childhood. James Whitcomb Riley. BOWEN-MERRILL CO. - - - $1.25 24. A Child World. James Whitcomb Riley. BOWEN-MERRILL CO. ... $1.25 When Mr. Riley on the lecture platform tells the bear story as a little child would tell it, the audience surrenders unconditionally to his wonderful power of interpretation of child nature. Teachers should study children through Riley. The children themselves must have their Raggedy Man, Little Orphant Annie, the "Squid- gicum-Squees what swallers theirselves," and the "nine little gob- lins that can't tell coppers from cold mince-pies." Nature study would lose half its pleasure without "The Southwind and the Sun, Down around the River and the Little Red Apple Tree." No school can afford to be without Riley's poems. 25. Little Book of Western Verse Eugene Field. CHARLES SCRIBNER's SONS. l6 IllO. pp. 202. $1.25 ENGLISH 315 26. Second Book of Verse Eugene Field. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. 1 6 mo. pp. 260. Si. 25 Mr. Field is another poet so thoroughly in sympathy with youth and childhood, that we cannot afford to miss his exquisite verse from our school library. 27. National Epics. Kate Milner Rabb. A. C. MCCLURG & CO. pp. 398 - - Sl.50 Here are outlines of the Iliad, Odyssey, Xibelungen Lied, Poem of the Cid and thirteen other poems from twelve nationali- ties. Typical selections accompany each story. 28. Translation of the Odyssey of Homer. William Cullen Bryant. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. Crown 8 VO. - $2.50 29. Translation of the Iliad of Homer. William Cul- len Bryant. houghton, Mifflin & co. Students' Edition. $1.00 30. Translation of the Divina Comedia of Dante. Henry Wadstvorth Longfellow. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. 8 VO. - - $2 50 31. >Eneid of Virgil. Howland's Translation. d. applfton & co. 2 Vols. Each. 50c 32. Translation of Nibelungen Lied. Charles Mortis. Walter scott. Camelot Series - - 45 FIRST GRADE. READING MATTER 1. Little Nature Studies from John Burroughs. Mary Ii. Burt. GINN & CO. - 25c 316 ENGLISH j. Heart of Oak. Vol. I. D. C. HEATH & CO. - - 25c This contains rhymes and jingles, 3. Mother Goose in the Kindergarten. F. S. Bollo?i. KINDERGARTEN LITERATURE CO. pp. 80. - 75c 4. Primary School Leaflet. Edited by Mary L. Gil- man. school education co. Vol, I, '95. pp. 40. Man. IOC 12 copies of single leaflets delivered each month for 50c per year. 5. Skyward and Back. Lucy M. Robinson. SCHOOL EDUCATION CO. pp. IOI. - - 3OC 6. The Child Life. Primary Reading Chart. Mary E. Burt. ginn & co. pp. 50. Size 30x36. - $20.00 This chart has pictures from the best artists and is in every way beautiful and suggestive. 7. Stories for Little Readers. Emilie Poulsson. lothrop publishing co. Manilla, pp. 48. - 15c 8. Children's Primer. Ellen M. Cvr GINN & CO. pp. 102. - - - 27c 9. Slovenly Peter. Dr. Hoffman. Translated from the German. HENRY T. COATES & CO. pp. 471. IlluS. - $1.00 i o. Easy Steps for Little Feet. AMERICAN BOOK CO. pp. 122. - - 25c ENGLISH 317 11. Classic Stories for Little Ones Mrs Lida Me- Murry. PUBLIC SCHOOL PUBLISHING CO. Child's Edition, 35c. - Teachers' Edition, 40c 12. Children's First Reader E//en M. Cyr. GINN&CO. pp. IOI. - - - 27c 13. Stories of Norse Gods and Heroes. Annie Klingcn- smith. A. FLANAGAN. 12 mo. pp. IOI. Illus. 25c 14. Stepping Stones in Literature Sarah Louise Ar- nold and Charles B. Gilbert. SILVER BURDETT & CO. Cloth. pp. 128. - 32C 15. Rhymes and Fables. UNIVERSITY PUB. CO. pp. 64. - - I2C 16. Songs and Stories. UNIVERSITY PUB. CO. pp. 96. - - 1 5c 17. Stories for Children. Mrs C. A. Lane, AMERICAN BOOK CO. - 25c 18. Stories of the Red Children. Dorothy Brooks. EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHING CO. pp. l62. This is a great favorite. SECOND GRADE READING nATTER 1. Grimm's Fairy Tales. Sara E. ll'iltse. (.INN & CO. pp. 32/. - - - 5CC HOUGHTON, mifflin & CO. Another Edition. 50c 3 18 ENGLISH 2. Children's Second Reader Ellen M. Cyr. G1NN & CO. pp. 1 86. - - - 30C 3. Classic Hyths. Mary Catherine Judd. SCHOOL EDUCATION CO. pp. 165. Bds., 30CJ do. 4OC 4. Fable and Folk Stories Horace E. Scudder. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. - - - 4OC 5. Stories for Kindergartens and Primary Schools. Sara E. IViltse. GINN & CO. pp. 80. ... 35c Teachers' Edition, containing Morning Talks. 75c 6. Aesop's Fables. educational publishing co. Vol. I and II. Ea. 30c This is the large type edition. 7. Aesop's Fables. Versified by Clara Doty Bates. LOTHROP PUBLISHING CO - - - $1.00 8. Old Time Stories E. Louise Smythe. WERNER SCHOOL BOOK CO. pp. 1 36. - 3OC 9. Life of Whittier. EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHING CO. - - 5c 10. Twilight Stories. Elizabeth E. Foulke. silver, burdett & co. 12 mo. Illustrated. 36c 11. Fairy Stories and Fables. James Baldwin. AMERICAN BOOK CO. 12 mo. pp.176. - 35c 12. Forty Famous Stories Retold James Baldwin. AMERICAN BOOK CO. ... 35c ENGLISH 319 13. Golden Book of Choice Reading. AMERICAN BOOK CO. - - 3OC 14. Fairy Life. UNIVERSITY PUB. CO. pp. 126. - - 20C 15. Japanese Fairy Tales. Published in Tokio. Can be purchased at book stores at 20c each. 16. Heart of Oak. Vol.11. D. C. HEATH & CO. - 35C Fables and nursery tales. 17. Twelve Popular Tales H. C Lodge. houghton, mifflin & co. 2 Parts. Each - 16c Longmans issues these tales in separate illustrated books at from 20 to 30c each LITERATURE FOR FIRST AND SECOND GRADES See poems of Longfellow, Lowell, Bryant, Aldrich and Whittier. 1. The Pied Piper of Hamelin. Robert Browning. J. B. LIPPINCOTT CO. 8 VO. IllllS. - l-25 2. In the Child World. E. Poulsson. See page 1 10. 3. Hiawatha. Longfellow. See page 102. 4. Ballads for Little Folks. Alice and Phoebe Cary. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. 8 VO. - $1.50 5. Stories and Poems for Children. Celia Thaxter HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. 12 mo. - $1-50 6. Child Life in Prose.- /. G. Whittier. See page 309. 320 ENGLISH 7. Child Life in Poetry J. G. Whitter. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO. 12 mo. - $2.00 8. Stories Told to a Child. Jea?i Ingclow. ROBERTS BROS. 2 Vols. - - - S2.5O 9. A Child's Garden of Verses Robert L. Stevenson. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. 12 IHO - $1.00 10. Children's Hour, Three Kings and Other Poems. H. W. Longfellow. HOUGHTON, Mifflin & CO. Paper. - 15c 11. Inchcape Rock, Bishop Hatto, Falls of Lodore Robert Southey. Modem Classics. See page 309. 12. Open Sesame. Vol.1. See page 311. 13. Poems by Eugene Field. I. With Trumpet and Drum. 16 mo. - $1.25 II. Love Songs of Childhood. 16 mo. - $1.00 CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. 14. The Children's Book. H. E. Scudder. houghton, mifflin & co. Small Quarto. - $2. 50 A collection of literature for children. 15. Wonder Book and Tanglewood Tales. Hawthorne. See page 322. 16. Arabian Nights. EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHING CO. - - $1.00 17. The Little People of the Cold. William Cullcn Bryant. o. appleton & co. Beautifully Illustrated. S2.00 ENGLISH 321 18. A Child World. Jas. White omb Riley. See p. 314. 19. Rhymes of Childhood. Riley. See page 314. READINC MATTER FOR THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES 1. Little Nature Studies for Little People. From John Burroughs. Mary E. Hurt. gixx & co. pp. 103. Illustrated Introduction. 25c 2. Third Reader Ellen M. Cyr. GIXX & CO. - - - - 30C 3. Six Stories from Arabian Nights. Samuel Eliot. HOUGHTON', MIFFLIN & CO. - - - 35c Gixx & co. Arabian Nights. - - 40c 4. Hans Andersen's Fairy Tales. gixx & co. 2 Series. Each - - 50c 5. Stories of Old Greece.- Emma M. Eirth. I). C. HEATH & CO. ... - 30c 6. The Rose and the Ring. William Makepeace Thackeray. (,. p. putxam's soxs. - - - 50c 7. Gulliver's Travels. Jonathan Swift. <;. p. Putnam's sons. 2 Vols. Illus. - 50c ginn & co. School Edition. - - 40c 8. The Travels of Baron Munchausen. <;. p. putxam's soxs. Illustrated. - 50c 322 ENGLISH 9. Swiss Family Robinson. J. R. Wyso. HENRY ALTEMUS. .... 50C ginn & co. Stickney Edition, pp. 364. - 40c 10. Black Beauty Mrs. Anna Sewell. A. FLANAGAN & CO', pp. 280. - - 20C 11. Robinson Crusoe. Daniel De Foe. "Edited by Mrs. Lida McMurry and Mary Hall Husted. PUBLIC SCHOOL PUBLISHING CO. pp. 1 37. IlluS. 35c ginn & co. pp. 257. Another Edition. - 50c 12. Ballads and Tales. UNIVERSITY PUB. CC. pp. l60. - - 25c 13. Book of Tales. Wm. Swinton and G. R. Cathcart. AMERICAN BOOK CO. pp. 272. - - 5OC This contains John Gilpin, The First Snow Fall and other selections. 14. Little Daffydowndilly. Nathaniel Hawthorne. houghton, Mifflin & co. Paper. - - 15c 15. Heart of Oak. Vol. III. D. C. HEATH & CO. - 45C Fairy stories and classic tales. 16. Qods and Heroes. R. E. Francillon. GINN & CO. pp. 255. - - - 60C 17. Tanglewood Tales and Wonder Book. Nathaniel Hawthorne. houghton, Mifflin & co. School Library. 70c 18. Stories from Plato Mary E. Burt. ginn & co. pp. 262. - - - 60c ENGLISH 323 19. Old Greek Stories James Baldwin. AMERICAN BOOK CO. 20. Old Stories of the East. James Baldwin AMERICAN BOOK CO. 45C 45C 21. Adventures of Ulysses. Charles Lamb. ginn & co. - 25c and 35c 22. Story of Ulysses. Agnes Spofford Cook. PUBLIC - SCHOOL PUB. CO. - - - 5OC 23. Story of Troy. - Charles DeGarmo. public school pub. co. - - 20c and 40c THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES. Material for Literature i. King Arthur and Knights of the Round Table. Charh s Morris. j. b. lippincott co. Crown 8 vo. Illus. Si. 50 This is modernized from Morte D'Arthur. 2. Morte D'Arthur. Sir Thomas Mallory the macmillan co. Globe Edition. - Si. 75 3. Boy's King Arthur. Sid/iev Lanier. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. pp.403. - S-2.0C 4. Epics and Romances of the Middle Ages. Edited by IV. S. //'. Anson. swan soNNKNM iiLiN cV co. pp.488. Illustrated. This is a beautiful book giving legends of Siegfried, Arthur, the Amelungs and others. 324 ENGLISH 5. The Court of King Arthur. Stories from Land of the Round Table. IV. H Frost. 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Mary E. Burt. (-.inn & co. Boards, pp. 141. - - 29c 3. Skyward and Back. Lucy M. Robinson. SCHOOL EDUCATION COMPANY. Cloth. pp. 101. 3OC Another charming book perfectly adapted to its use. 4. Normal Envelope. Published by Chicago Normal School Publishing Co. Monthly, per year, #2.50 5. Through the Farmyard Gate. Emilie Poulsson. lothrop publishing co. Quarto, lllus. Si. 50 Pictures and stories of animals. 6. Seed Babies. Margaret W. Morley. ginn & co. pp. 75. Beautifully Illustrated. 25c Miss Morley's style of writing is good. Little Jack and Ko are something more than the wooden puppets which serve to connect information in too many of our nature readers. 7. Book of Cats and Dogs. James JoJwnnot. AMERICAN BOOK CO. pp. 96. - - 1 7c SECOND GRADE 1. Cat-Tails and Other Tales. Mary II. Ilowliston. A. FLANAGAN & CO. .... ^ C Sense, thought and good literary form are characteristics somewhat rare in the many nature story books for children. 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It is full of dramatic passages good for oral reading. 3. Buz; Life of a Honey Bee. Maurice Noel. KINDERGARTEN LITERATURE CO. - - $1.00 4. Selections from Youth's Companion 1. Bits of Bird Life. 2. Our Little Neighbors. PERRY MASON & CO. Each - - - IOC 5. Stories Mother Nature Told Her Children. Jane Andrews. GINN & CO. pp. 151. - - - 5OC NATURE STUDY 357 6. Leaves from Nature's Story Book. Mrs. M. A. B. Kelly. 1. General. 2. Insects and Birds. 3. Sea Animals, educational publishing co. Boards, 40c ; cloth, 60c 7. Tommy-Anne; or Three Hearts. Mabel Osgood Wright. THE MACMILLAN CO. - - - Sl.;0 Teachers can easily adapt this charming book to the fourth grade. 8. Fairy Frisket. By A. L. 0. II. THOMAS NELSON & SONS. pp. 1 98. - SOC Insect Life. 9. Fairy Kno\v=a-Bit. By A. L. 0. E. THOMAS NELSON & SONS. - . - SOC Ants and moths. 10. All the Year Round. Frances L. Strong. Three parts; Autumn, Winter and SPRING. ginn & co. Each - - - 20C ii. A Few Familiar Flowers. Margaret //'. 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Al.lnch. I. I!., 113. 152. 313, Bain, Alex.. 17 Beazle'y, C R., 203. .'',37. 315, 317. bam. R. V. 20:>. Becker W A 193. .Men, I. W.. 171. Baker, A. ( ., 163. | 1( ,,|. ' K '407' A'tieri, Vittorio, 74. Baker. James. l.)0. Heeslv A II 97 191 Mien. A. V <,. 258 Bah. r. S. \\ .. 158. ireslev E S "29 A!!,.,. Grant. 3S0. 3X3. ^'l"'"-, !;!""- 1T4 - 1S6 ' 3,S ' Benjamin," I 'ark. 397. I. (,., 152. 323,324,334. _ 1! ( rgen I Y 379 .Mien. M. U .. 17 Baldwin, J. Mark. 26. 2,. '" |.. ..,,' Walter ISO 203, 20fi, .Mlibonc, A. S., 115. 59. .,, v .;.,,; .,07 Mh.ori I- - 52 Balfour. I. II . 3S0. -' - '; *'!' .,-,, A' O.K. 357. BaH R.S...S.3.9..99.3.,, ^ ^^^ N,;;;;:en''!;e::;'Adm"r!.29., ,;,;;,,.. .<. m. 99. ,-.. r^, .. b., 122, 154. 155 Andersen, II. C, 75. IOC, 136, 164, 2:9, 251, i'7 163. 4i8 INDEX Bishop, X. H., 112, 12S. Rjornsen, B., 142. Black, Alex., 279, 396. Black, Will., 104, 139, 231. Blackmore, K. U., 212, 236, 241. Blaikie, Wm.. 37S. Blaisdell, A. F., 170. Blanchard, A. E., 325. Rlauchen, Xeltie, 3.0. Blaxland, G. C., 250. Blennerhassett, Rose, 100. Bliss, \V. R., 257. Blow, Susan, 8, 04. Bocaccio, 347. Holies, F.. 113. Bolton, F. S., 310. Bonner, John, 185, 189, 205. Bonney, T. G., 403, 404. Bonomi, 185. Boughton, G. II., 143. Bourienne, L., 210. Boutell, L. H., 293. Bouvet, M., 141, 14S, 341. Bowen, E. A., 390. Bowen, II. C, 24. Bowker, 253. Bowman, A., 105. Bovesen, H. II., 142. Boyle, F., 3S9. Boys, C. V., 393, 400. Brackenbury, C. B., 214. Bracket!, A. C, 311, 378. Bradford, Gov., 249, 257, 25S. Bradley, A. G., 241. Bradley, C. B.. 251. Bradlev, II., 194. liramhall, M. S., 103. Brassey, Lady, 93, 107, 130. 163. Bre m er, F., 142, 308. Bright, O. T., 300. Britton, X. L., 385. Brogger, 9S. I'.ronte, Charlotte, 245. Brooks, Dorothv. 317. Brooks. E. S., '108, 150. 176, 179. 211. 251, 261, 272. 2S3. Brooks, Xoah, 113, 147, 252, 286, 295, 411. Brooks, P., 131, 296. Brown, Addison, 385. Brown, Dr. John, 331. Brown, Kate. 64. 355, 412. Browne, T. R.. 163. Browne, \Y. II., 263. Browning, E. B., 339, 349. Browning, Robert, 319, 332, Bryant, \Y. C, 112. 146. 272, 273, 313, 315. 320, 335. Bryce, James, 159, 252. Buchanan, Robert. 241. Buckley, A., 90, 217, 364, 368, 382. Buelow, Baroness. 24. 76. 407. Bulfinch. Thomas, 305. Bunce, O. B 272. Bunvan, John. 341. Burke, 208, 251. Burnett, F. II.. 74. 325 Burns. Robert. 333, 339. Burr, E. F., 392. Burroughs, John. 133. 3H2. Burt, M. E.. 303. 315, 316, 321, 322. 324. 331. 354. Butler, B. A., 377. Butler, N. M., 17, 21. Butler, S. \\ '.. 246. Butler, \\ m., 240. Butterworth, 11., Ill, 1-9. 262, 267, 273. 281, 282. Bynner, E. L., 259, 261, 341. Byron, 335. Cable, George \\ ., 119, 28Y, 297. Caesar, 192. Calhoun. I. C, 286. Call, A. P., 34, 37S. Camp, Waiter, 411. Campbell, D. H.. 382. Campbell, Helen, 409.. Candeze, 376. Capes, \V. \V 193, 194 Carey, A. and P., 319. Carlyle, Thomas, 182, 208, 211, 232, 337, 347. Carpenter, F. G., 152. Carr, L., 286. Carroll, Lewis, 325. Carter, R., 114. Cathcart, G. R., 322. Catherwood, M. II., 173, 265, 279. Catlin, 283. Cavendish, 227. Cazin, A., 397. Cervantes, 198. 344. Chambers, G. F._, 91, 391. Chambers, R., 353. Chamberlain, A. F., 76. Champlin, J. 1)., 288, 411, 412, Champney, E. \V., 111. Chapman, A., 143._ Chapman, F. M., 370. Charles (Mrs.) 194, 204, 226, 234. 242. Charles, F. L., 404. Chase. A., 95. Chatrian, 144, 208, 209, 210, 214, 215. Chaucer, Geoffrey, 335. Chauveau, 363. Cheney, E. B., 345. Child, Theodore. 130. 141. 150. Chisholm, Alexander, 363. Chisholm, G. <'... 104. 413. Church. A. I., 171, 178. 184, 186 188, 189, 190, 191, 192, 193 195, 217, 219, 225, 226. 234. Church. E. R.. 377. Church. \Y. C. 294. Churchill, R. S 159. Cicero. 192, 348. Cist, II. M.. 292. Clapp, H. L.. 495. Clark, Col., 291. Clarke, II. B., 196. Clarke, J. F., 70. 84, 391. Clarke, M. C, 319. Claude, M. S., 331. Clemens, S. L. (Mark Twa.ni 199, 228, 341. Clement, C. E., 86. Gierke. Agnes, 390. Clifford. \V. K., 352. Clodd, E., 88, 173. 403. Clow. F... 95. Cochrane, R., 95. Coffin. C. C, 256. 267. 269. 275. 289, 292, 293, 295, 296. Cohn, Ilermnn, 52. Cohn-Lassar, 394. Coleridge, S. T., 94, 333. Columbus, 254. Comenius, 21. Compayre, G., 18, 43. Comstock, J. H., 372. Conder, C. R., 188. Conn, II. W., 3S1. Connelly, E. M., 263. Conway, VV. M., 88. Cook, A. S., 323. Cook, John \\ '., 414. Cook, M. C, 382. Cooke, F. J., 353. Cooke, J. E., 262, 267, 289, 292, 294. Cooley, A. YV., 301. Cooley, T. M., 279. Coolidge, Susan, 341. Cooper, J. F., 122, 253, 261, 263, 269, 271, 275, 284. Corbett, J., 230, 235. Corson, Hiram, 304, 306. Coryell J. R., 253. Cotes, E., 156. Coues, Elliot, 369, 370. Cowell, E. R. E 83. Cox, G. W., 222. Cox, I. D., 293. Cox, Palmer, 329. Craik, D. M., 139, 326. Crane, Stephen, 297. Crawford, F. M., 114, 14S, 150, 153. Creasy, E. S., 181. Creevey, C. A., 381, 384. Creighton, M., 181. 227, 229. Crocker, L., 80. Crockett, S. B., 326. Croll, J., 83. Cromwell, A. 1)., 40. Crosby, \V. O., 405. Cumming, C. F. G., 137. 15.1, 156, 157, 162, 163, 164, 165. Cumming, Gordon, 157. Curteis, A. M., 187. Curtis, George T., 277. Curtis, George \V., 153, 162, 286, 298, 336, 344. Custer, E. B., 122. Cutler. C. 407. Cyr, E. M.. 316. 317, 318. 321 Dana. E. S., 404. Dana. J. D.. 82. 403. Dana, R. II., 127. 128. Dana, W. S., 381, 384.^ Danenhower, 1. VY., 97. Dante, 315. Darwin. Charles, 58, 72, 89. 94, 3S4, 3S6, 404. Daudet, A., 145. Davidson, J. L. S., 193. Davidson, Thomas, 9, 22. Davies, II. E., 293. Davis, E. D., 287. Davis, lefferson, 289. Davis, R. II., 110, 121, 127, 130, 134, 141, 147. Davis. I". M., 82. Dawes. A. L., 252. Dawson. T. W., 83. 379. 401. D'Anvers, X., 368, 380. De Amicis, E., 143, 146, 150, 204, 348. INDEX 419 Defoe, Daniel, 175, 233, 234, 236, 322. De Garmo, Charles, 15, 23, 323, 413. De Gunnps, Roger, 22. De Koven, 412. Deland, E. D., 341. De Long, Lieut., 98. De Mille, James, D2. Denton, S. F., 165. Dennis, M. B., 383. De Ouincey, '1 homas, 199, 348." Dewey, John, 8, 2G, 32, 414. De Windt, H., 124. Dickens, Charles, 147, 209, 216, 243, 311, 331, 333, 334, 347, 350. Diiler, J. S., 82. D' Israeli, R., 245. Dixon, Charles, 372. Dodd, A. B 142. Dodge, M. M., 106, 143. Dodge, X. S., 169. Dodge, T. A., 288. Donaldson, H. H., 27. Dorr. J. C. R., 127. Doubleday, A., 2S9, 291. Douglas, A. M.. 221. Dowden, Edward, 306. Dovle, J. Conan, 237. Drake, F. S., 269, 285. Drake, S. A., 87, 88, 110, in. 114, 257, 262, 265, 268. 270, 271. 278, 279, 292. Drake. S. R., 333. Draper, J. \\\, 195. Drummond, IF, 159. Drvden, 348. Dubois, I'., 76. Du Chaillu, Paul, 101, 105, in.;. 160, 161. 195. DutTerin, Ford. 99. Duffy, Bella, 201. Dumas, A., 205. 206, 207, 209. 1 hinlop, Robert . 245. Dunn, J. 1'.. 279. Duruv, Victor. 195. Dver," T. II.. 190. Earle, A. \F, 69, 259, 260. Eastman, C. A., 285. F.bers, Georg, 69. 16''. 1M. 18\ 191, 195, 196, 19S. 206, 2KF F.ducworth. M., 331. Edwards A. I!., 161. 216. F.Lrglestnn, I'.. I'.., 16!t. 172. 2X2. 2X4, 331. ::n. l-".iri*N--tr,n, G. I'., 1,5. 2s", 2M. 296. Eginhard, 197. K K l-st..n. N. IF. >" I it, 1 ;.. 71. 2i ii, 215. 339, 347 i:iM,t, 11. \< . 6i Flint, I. \F. 311. I I..1..I. 2M. Flint. S.. 176. 321. i A S., Ml l-'.llis, I-;. >.. 27::. 2*2. l-'.llis, (,. 1"... 27o. Fllwanuer, G. IF. 92, 3^ Flv. K. T., 253. F.mrrsnn. I-.. C. 412 I- pi. r-nn. U \\ . |6\ IV.'. 27". 2">x. 31 1. 227 315 Fput. in-. 195 Ercmann, 144, 20S, 209, 210, 214, 215. Everett, F., 249. Ewing, J. IF, 326, 342. Faraday, Michael, 394. Farnham, A. \\\, 79. Farnham, G. L., 300. Farrar, F. W., 136, 195. Fawcett, M. G., 244. Fernald, B. E., 91. Fernow, B. E., 387. Ferrell, W., 83. Field, Eugene, 314, 315, 320, 412. Field, H. M., 132, 146, 152, 161, 398. Field, J. T., 307. Figuier, L., SO, 88, 93, 363, 367, 370, 372, 378, 401. Finck, H. T., 124. Firth, Charles, 232. Firth, E. M., 321. Fiske, John, 29, 166, 167, 252, 253, 257, 268, 276, 278, 27 1, 304. Fitch, T. G., 16, 25. Flagg," Wilson, 371. 385. Flammarion, C., 391, 404. Fletcher, C. R. F., 205. Florian, 332. Flower, W. IF, 361. Foote, A. IF, 286. Forbes, Archibald, 246, 247 Force, M. F., 291. Ford, P. L., 274. Ford, W. C, 252 Ford, X. W., 354. Forman, John, 165. Fothergill, Jessie, 246. Foulke, F. E.. 31V Fouque, La Motte, 110, 346 Francillon, R. E., 322. Franklin. B., 73. 171, 271. Frazer. R. W., 217. Freeman, E. A., 132, 167. 220. Fremont, J. C, 2S2. Fremont, Jessie, 122. Fresneau, Mine., 126. Frith, IF. 321. Froebel, S, 23, 61. 73. Frost. W. IF. 221. Froudc, 7. A., 16S, 192, 20,. 221, 230," 215. Frve, A.. 79. 102. 106. Funk, 1. K.. 413. Furncaux, W. S., 367. 37 1 Gainlner, J.. 225, 227. Galton. Francis. 30. II, 159 Gannett. W . ('.. I 1 " 1 Gardiner, S. R.. 177. L'IM. 2.F' Gar.lner, A., 191. Garfield, F A.. 27 v Gattv. A.. 353. Gamier, Leon. 321. Gautier, 'I'.. 1X1. 365. Gav, S. IF. 277. Gave S.. 92. Gavl. v, ( . M.. 301 Ge'ikir. A., 7X, 131. 137. I'M. In- Gcikic, lame. t>." Gib. rue,' A.. 1 1 12. 226. 293,. 39'.. 1 93. I ; 1, nil. lollll ss G'K-Mtl, \\ . II,. 3,61. ''< Gilf.,i !. 2-7 Gilbert. C. B., 317. Gilbert, G. K., 82. Gilbert, H., 262. Gilder, Urn., 97. Gilliat, E., 223, 224, 228. Gilman, A., 178, lxy, 222, 249, 254. Gilman D. C, 27S. Gilman, M. L., 316. Glazier, W., 120. Goddard, F. B., 301. Goethe, 9. 72. Goldsmith, Oliver, 336. Cunzala, Manoel, 238. Goodale, G. L., 382. Goodrich. S., 179. Gordon, W. J., 96. Gordy, J. P., 25. Goss, W. L., 174, 2S9, 294. Gosse, Edmund, 2-9. Gosse, P. H., 353. Grady, H. \\ '., 297. Grant, J. A., 128. Grant, J. B., 369. Granville, J. M., 31, 32, 33, 54. Craves. 11. S., 387. Gray, Asa, 379. Gray. G. Z., 198. Gray, Thos., 339. Greeley, A. \Y 599. Greeley, Horace. 276, 286. Green, A. H., 392. Green, E. E., 224. 230, 265. Green, J. R., 216. 221. Greene, F. Y., 292. Greene, F. W., 270. Greene, IF, %. Gregory, R. A.. 393. Greville, C. C. F., 239. Griffis, \\. E., 155, 203, 204. Gnnnell, G. B., 122, 2S5. ( irohman. Win., 121. Grote. Geo., 182, 186, 188. Guerber. IF A.. 172. 319. Guilleman, A., 39-1, 397. Guizot, I". P. G.. 232. Guvot, Arnold. 7S. Ila'ilmann, W. X., 19. Ilakluvt, R., 202. Hale, F. F... 93. 175. ITS, 196, 198, 257. 277, 2X3, 296. Hale, Gertrude 1... 3X3. Hale. F. P., 527. Hall C. \V., 101. Hall, G. S.. 16X. 2 9. Hal', S. C, 216. Ilalleck. R. P.. 26. 29. I lam. ('. IF. 107. Hamerton, I'. G., 34. 72, 137, 110. 365. Hamlin, A. C . In.",. II a.nl. 11. S. A.. 2,35. Ilammel, \\ . <". A., 396. Hanson, ('. IF. 321. Haims. Paul. 111. I l.i,,v;,., id. F, 71. 1 10. Ilapgo-.d. O. C. 10!'. H.ir.line. F. M., 381. II .'.r.l v. A. S.. 566, II.,.,-. A. F ('., 72. 132. 12:: Hani-, 1. '('., IIS, 2X7. 297. 326 Harris, T. \Y.. 372 Harris, U . T.. 16, 17. 25 Harrison, I'... 62. 76. 227 Hani on, V liavfnr.l 221 ll..ni-ti. In il- ii< k. 252 557 420 INDEX Harrison. I. A., 185. Harte. Bret, 123, 341. Hartley, 211. Hart wig, (I.. SO, 81, 94, 399. Ha>kell, Fllen M., 58. Hassa'l, A., 207. Havergal, F. 14(5. Hawthorne, I., 123. Hawthorne, N., 115, 148, 171, 201. 259, 267, 269, 322, 333, 338, 345. Hay, lohn, 295. Haves, C. VV., 82. Haves, 1. I., 98, 100, 101. Havne, Paul, 251. Ha'vs, VV. J., 327. Headley, J. T., 210, 274. Headley, P. C, 290. 293, 294. Hearn, L., 127, 155. Heaton, J. L., 260. Hegel, G. VV. F., 168. Heilprin, A., 81, 97. 366, 402. Henstow. G.. 383. Henty, G. A., 129, 149. 152, 165. 180, 184, 189, 191, 199. 201 205, 206, 209, 211, 219, 220, 224, 225, 230, 235, 238, 240, 241, 242, 243, 247, 24b, 255. 266. 272, 285. 296. Herbart, J. F., 8, 14, 16. Herbert, George, 338. Herbert. H. VV., 229. 232. Herbermann, C. G., 190. Herford, VV. H., 24. Hern Jon, VV. H., 295. Herodotus, 184. Herrick, S. B., 381, 403. Hesdin, Raoul, 208. Hickson, S. J., 366. Higginson, S. T.. 158. Hmginson, T. VV., 249, 255. Hildreth, E. S., 408. llilgartl, E. VV., 91. Hill, A. S.. 301. Hincklev, F. A., 408. Hinsdale, 15. A., 168. 278, 301. H:nz. VV. IS.. 408. Hodgkin, Thus.. 194. Hofer, Andrea, 328. Hoffman, Dr.. 316. Hogg, Tabez. 373. Holder C. I"., 106. 107, 365. 366. 369. 383. 404. Holland, J. G., 259, 295, 342. 346. Holmes, F. M., 175. Holmes. O. VV.. 35, 132, 269, 270. 289. 313, 332, 340. Homer. 315, 340. Hood, Thos., 145, 344. Hook. S. L., 374. Hooker, 156. Hooker, VV., 365. 379. Hooper, Geo.. 241. Hope. A. R., 247. Hornadav, VV. T., 104, 157, 365. Hosmer, Tas. K., 189, 233, 269 Hotchkiss, C. C, 272. Howard. B. VV., 132, 141, 342 Howard. O. O.. 282. Howe, K. (;., 353. Howells. VV. D., 70. 128, 145 148, 149. 32H. 337. 389. Howitt, Wm.. 307. 1 lowland. 315. 340. Howliston, M. IT., 354. Hubbard, E., 308. Hug, L., 213. Hugessen, E. H. K., 232, 328. Hughes, R. M.. 294. Hughes, Thos., 119, 160, 220, 246, 341. Hugo, \ ictor, 93, 140, 144, 209, 211, 350. Humphreys, A. A., 293. Hunt, Leigh, 71. Hurll, E. M., 76. Hurst, J. F., 156. Husted, M. H., 170. Hutch. nson, 11. M., 89, 401. Hutchinson, Gov., 249, 258. Hutton. L., 70, 134, 137, 153. Huxley, T. H., 18, 90, 352, 366, 368. Hvatt, A:pheus, 367, 36S, 372. 404. Ingelow, Jean, 320. 340. Ingersoll, E., 93, 122, 331), 364, 365, 372, 376. Irving, VV., 116, 121, 123, 136, 138, 147, 196, 197, 219. 261, 274, 335. Isaacs, A., 188. Tackman, E. R., 40. 'lackman, VV. S., 351. Jackson, J. R., 388. "Tack son, H. H., 103, 121, 2S5, 327 355 Tacobi, M. P., 35, 67. Tames, Henry, 110, 140. James, T. P. R., 207, 223, 226. 228, 235, 236, 266. James, Wm., 27, 29. Tameson, Anna, 182, 349. Janvier, T. A., 126, 261, 2S1. Jarvis, J., 64. Jefferies, 348, S62. 365. Tefferson, Jos., 74. Jefferson, Thos., 280. Jenks, II. S., 411, 412. Jenks, T., 88. Jenness, T. R.. 170. Jewett, S. O.. 197. 327. 342. Tohonnot, J., Ill, 169, 171, 172, 182, 354. "355. 35S. 362. Tohnson. A. H.. 220. Johnson, Alex.. 239. Johnson, Amy, 91, 396. Johnson, R. T., 275. Johnson, Clifton, 389. Johnson. Rossiter, 265, 280 309. 342. Tohnson. Samuel, 338. Johnson, S. VV.. 92.. 3S0. Tohnson, V., 86, 87. Johnston. A., 260. Tones, C. H.. 244. Jones, H., 411. Jonson, V. VV., 104. lonsson, R. X., 3S8. "Jordan, D. S., 105, 360, 363 366. Towett. P., 20. Judd. M. C, 318. Judson, II. P., 249. 283. Jusserand. J. J., 206, 230. Knrr. Alphonse, 361. Kaufman, R., 178. Keary, Annie. 244. Keats, John, 337. Kellogg, P., 301. Kellv, A. B., 357, 359. Kem'ble, F. A.. 71. Kennan, Geo., 154. Ker, David, 131, 154. 212, 312. Keyser, L. S., 370, 371. Kilbon J. B., IDS. King, C. F., 79, 116. King, F., 215. King, F. II., 91. King, Grace, 119. King, Rufus, 279. King, T. S., 87, 113. Kingsford, C. L., 225. Kingsley, Chas., 9, 20, 126, 130, 191, 195, 206, 221, 245, 331, 332, 358, 369, 402. Kingsley, Henry, 211, 244, 246. Kingsley, Rose, 136. Kingston, VV. H. G., 129. 130. Kipling, J. L., 156. Kipling, R., 104, 107, 113. Kirk, T. H., 173, 280. Kirby, M. and E., 93. Kirkland, E. S.. 409. Kirkpatrick, F. A., 26. Klingensmith, A., 317. Knobel, E., 366, 376, 387. Knox, T. VV., 99, 111, 151, 158. Kovalevsky, S., 71. Kraus-Boeite. Maria, 11. Krohn, VV. O., 26. Krusi, Hermann, 22, 23. Kupfer, Grace, 325. Laboulave, E., 154, 327. Ladd, G. T., 29. Ladd, H. E., 281. Laing, C. H. B., 190. Lamartine, 199. Lamb, Charles, 323, 332, 333. 336. Lane, C. A.. 317. Lang, A., 110, 135, 1S6. 330. 355. Lang, O. H., 21. Lange, Karl. 7. Langley, S. P., 390. Langstroth, 377. Lanier. S., 224, 323. La Rame. L. de, 326, 338. Larcom, Lucy. 70. Larsson, Gustave, 408. Laughlin, J. L., 33. Laughton, J. K., 240. Laurie. A., 148, 151. Laurie, A. P.. 381. Laurie, S. S.. 20. 21. 5. Lawless. Emily, 246. Le Conte, Joseph. S2, 402. Le Due, Violet. 410. Lee, Fitzhugh, 292. Lee Van Phou, 74. Leete. C. II., 413. , Leland. C. G., 283. 294. Leon, E. D., 162. Lessing. 349. Lever, C. L, 243, 244. Lincoln, A., 294, 295. Lindau, P., 110. Lindner, G. A., 16. Livingstone, I).. 160. Locke. Tohn, 22. Lockhart, J. <'.., 7". INDEX 421 Lockyer, T. X., 390, 394. Lodge, li. I'., 251. 257, 276. 277. 319. Loewv, Uenjamin. 395. Loftie". W. F.. 181. Longfellow, II. \V.. 1C2, ill". 144, 198, 220. 254. 259. 270. 312, 320, 336. Longman, F. W., 214. Lord, Alice [I., 134. 213. Lord, F., 103. I.ord. John, ISO, 215 Lossing, II. I., 17S, 250, 272. 274. 288. Lothrop, T. K., 295. Loti, Pierre, 6s, Mil. 161. Lovejoy, M. L, 35s. Lowe, Charles. 151. 213. Lowell, F. ( ., 199. Lowell. I. R., 275. 2s2. 313. 361. Lowell, Percival, 393. Lubbock, Sir |obn. 9 1. 377. 383. Ludlow, J. M., ls:i, 2 n. Lunger, 372. Lukens, II. T.. 32. Lukin. lohn, 96, 409. Lummis", C. I".. 105, 107, Lunt, L. (I.. 4()9. Luther, Martin. 74, 204. Lvnn. W. T.. 391 Lvtton, ISulwer. 191. 197. 207 2H9 220 226 Mabie. II.. 218, 303. 306, 324. 362. Macau ev. T. 1!., 192. 211, 239. 240. MacCoun, T.. 25". Macdonald. C.eorgc, 139. 327, 332. 312. MacDougal, 1). T.. 380. Mai-dull". J. K_._5>;o Mace, lean, 377. 37V Mac" iregor, .1.. 107, 13". 1 Mackintosh, |ohn, 225. Macquoid. K..S.. 111. 1 15 Magnifier. A. I',.. 277 Mahaffv, I. IV. Is5, ls6. Mahan, A. 'I'.. 291. Malic-..,!. I'.. 36. MallcMin, C. I'... 217 Mallorv. '111. .ma-. 523. Miilthy. A. I'... I'ts Manning. Anne. 22V Mant-m, \\ . I'.. 2,73. Marburv, \l i .. 376.. Mar-..:],-. 39!t. Marion. 1-'.. :i97. Markham, A.. 07. Markhain, O l< . 23:',. Markham, Kichard. 2s3. Marrvat. I .. 225. L.'57. Mar-ii, <,. I'., sn. 30:', 3n: Mar haM, F... 229. 235. 23: Mar-hall. \i.. IK. Martin, II. N . 36s. Martin. Annie. 15'' Martin. I'.. A . 95. |"6 \lartinc;ui, 11.. 7::. I'";, \\ ':. F. <; 279 Ma-- ,n, i . 20". I'.i7 Mather, ( ' ! t ti. L'5\ L>~9 Math, .-. lirand, t. -5 '. : Mathews, F. S., 384, 386. 274, Maud, C, 324. Maundeviile. I.. 202. 310. Maver, Alfred. 390. Mavnard, ('. I.. 371. ll't, Maxwell. I. ( '.. 397. 25L McAlpne! 1).. 3S1. McCarthy, Justin. 245 McCiintock, I". I... 101.' McCoan, I. C. 162. McCook, II. C. 555. 374. 376. McKendrick, J. ('.., 2S. oeii McKnight. C liar cs. 200. -'' ' McLaughlin, A. O. 279. McLellan, I. A . 26, 41i. McLeod, .V. 139. McMillan. Conway. 379. McMurrv, Charles A.. 1 I. 15. 167. 173. 299. 303. on-- McMurr.iv. Frank, 15. - ' McMurrv". Litla. 5U. Meatlowcraft. U . II.. 39S. , , Meldona. K.. 96. 400. " ' Menault. l-'.rne-t. 36 j. Mene. Maud. 32T. Merivale. (hark-. 10:'. Merriam. F. A.. 122. 371. Merrill. O. I'., 02. Metcalf, R. C. 300. r -i- Metcalf, Thomas, 413. Mever, IF. 160. Mever. I.. K.. 391. Mevncll. Alice. 77. 201 M jchelet, Jules. 71. 109. Michelet, Madame. 71. 31 3- Mill. 11. R 403. Mill. I. S.. 69. 2:!i - Miller, F. IF. 35s. Miller. Hugh. 69, 4"2. , Miller. I . 12:;. 234. Miller. Margaret. 372. Miller. O. T.. lui, 35S. 350. 365, 371. Mi let. F. D., 115. Mi'.ton. lohn. 21, 33-, 315. :; F Mitchell'. 1). (',.. 217. 307. ."til Mitchell. F. A.. 291. Mitchell, S. Weir, 273, 290 , 328. 1 ' Mitford. M. R.. 137. 345. Mivart. St. Ccorne, 361. Moberly, C. F . 227 Molesworth. 209. 328. Monnier. Marc. 191. Montague. M. \\ .. 337. Montaigne, 21. Montgomery. I >. II . 172. Moore. F. I".. 163. Moore. K. 11. Moore. V. 256. Moore. Sir Thomas. 315. Moore. Thou. a-. 246. 336. 346 Morfill. W. K.. 212. Morean. T. II . 2,0s. Morlev. lohn, 22, 22s, 239 211. 319. M..rlev. M . 17. 251. 257. \|..rri-. Charles. 11". P". 2"5 213. 217. 315. 223 17". Morri-. I. F.. 227. 23'< I'M l!oy\ Morri-on. W I . 192,. 112. \l,.i . I S., 507. Morse, John T., 248. 271. 278, 294. Morton, K. II., 84. Mosso, A., 58. Motlev. I. 1... 131. 204. 212. Moulton, R. C, 304. Muhlhach, I... 207, 209. 210. 214. 229. Muir. lohn, 124. 403. Muir, M. X. P.. 394. Mulholland. K.. 52s. Muller, Max, 303. Munro, lohn. 39s. Munroe.'j. P.. 19. Munroe, Kirk. 96. 100. 107. 108. 117, 126, 263. 266. 2S2. MurJock, W. C,. I',.. 9\ Murfree (Craddock), 108. 118, 119. Murray, F 127. Murray, W. II. IF. 116. Musick, I. R.. 101. Musset, Paul. 102. 590. Nachtrieb, II. T . 564. 366, 370. Nansen, F.. 98. Xcill, K. 1).. 280. Newell. J. II. . 35S. 382. Newell. \'\. W 64. New hall, C. S., 3m;, 38S. Nichols, W. L. 4i it;. Nicholson. I'l. A.. 401. Xicolav. 1. <',.. 2S9. 295. Xiles, II'.. 26s. Niles, Sanford, 253. Ninde, M. L.. 131. Noel. Maurice, 356. Xordhoff, C. 111. 124. Norton, C. I... 290. Nuttall. Thomas, 37". ( Hiphant. M. <). \V., 199 201, 237. 239. Oliver, F. i:., 25s. Oman. C. \V. C. 200. 225, 258. Oswald, Felix. 129. ( Itis, lames, 75. 260, 265. 343. Ouida (De La Kame). 326, 338. Oxlev, I. M.. 95. Packard. A. S.. 375. Page. David, 13. Page, T. N., IIS, 175. 2S7, 296. 297. Page. W. <',.. 410. Palfrey. F. \\ '.. 291. I'algra've. I'. T.. 311. Palmer. II. !"... 196. Paris. Count of. L'ss. I 'ark M nngo. L'"2. Parker. F. W . 15. M7. 557. Parker. <".., 265. 266 Parker W m.. 39". Parkhurst, II. I'... 569. Farkman. F 123, 219, 26 1, L'65 266, 2S1. Parry. 1'.. I... 115. Parr'v, W. I'... 2"2. I'artotl, lain.-. 95, 219. 276. . 290. Pater. Walter. 75. Paters,, ii, A.. 2s7 I'atridrc. L. I ".. 12 Fallon, I. II . s:;. Paulding. I. K.. 261. l-avn, . |o-Y|.li, ): I "as lie, \\ . IF. 17. 19. 42: INDEX Peabodv, F... 3G. Peabody, I. I'., 325. 1'earson, Karl, 352. Peck, Wni., 390. Pellew, George, 271!. Pepper, J. H.. 405, 406. Pepys, Samuel, 233. Percy. 312. Perez, B., 44. Perry, John, 397. Perry, Nora, 268. Pestalozzi, 23. Petti grew, J. B., 3G5. Phelps, E. S., 73. Phillips, \Y., 286. Pickering, Edgar, 243. Pinchot, 3S7. Plato, 20, 187. Pollard, F. A., 212. Polo, Marco, 203. Pond, G. A., 293. Poole, S. L.. 196, 200. 246. Porter, Jane, 212. 225. Porter, J. H., 364. Porter, Noah, 413. Poulsson, Emilie, 11, 64, 316, 354 Poulton. E. B., 364. Powell, J. VV., 82. Powers, H. N., 306. Plutarch, 344. Pratt, M. L., 357. 383. Preece, Louise, 410. Prescott, \Y. H., 125, 130, 203, 255. Preston, 252. Preyer, 43. Proctor, Adelaide, 244. Proctor, K. A., 82, 99, 391, 392, 393 Prudden, T. M., 382. Putnam, M. L., 177. Putnam, Ruth, 204. Pyle. Howard, 171, 198, 199, 227, 328. Ouick, Herbert. 7, 32, 33. Kabb. K. M., 315. Radan. R., 397. Radestock, Paul, 31. Ragozin, Z. A., 183. Kaine. Tames, 181. Raleigh,' Sir Walter, 230. Rawlinson, G., 1S4. Read, T. B., 291, 293. Reclus, E., 80, 90. Kedwav. J. M., 79, 84. Reed, A., 301. Reid, C, 125. Reid, Mayne, 103, 108, 129. Rein, VV., 14. Repplier, A., 311. Rhys-Davis, 183. Ribot, Thomas. 25, 31, 32. Rice, A. 1-:., 414. Rice, E. J., 168. Richards, E. H., 404. Richards, Laura, 328. 329. 355. Richardson, A. S., 332. Richardson, James, 123. Richardson, Robert. 161. Richter, J. P., 23, 73. Rilev, J. VV., 77, 314, 321. Ritchie, A. T., 243. Ritter, Carl, 80. Robbins, M. C, 389. Roberts. S. II.. 261. Robinson, II. M., 99. Robinson, Lucy, 316, 354. Robinson, R. E., 260. Rocheleau, VV. F., 95, 406. Rodwav, J., 129, 211, 3Cn'. Rogers. 1. E. 'I'., 204. Roife, \\ . J., 21S, 231, 211, 309, 335. Rolf sen, 98. Romanes. G J.. 29. 364, 366. Rooper, T. G., 13, 408. Roosevelt, Theodore. 109, 181, 251, 261, 273, 276, 277, 278. Roper, I. C, 291. Roscoe, II. E., 394. Rosebery, Lord, 239. Rosenkranz, 9. Rosenthal, 28. Rosmini, A., 24. Rossiter, \\ '., 352. Rousseau, J. J., 22. Rousselet, Louis, 24S. Rovce, ).. 281. Ruskin, John, 14S, 332, 338, 339, 360, 3i4, 399, 405, Russau, Ashmore. 3S9. Russell, Charles. 246. Russell, I. C, S2. 89. Russell, W. C, 94, 240. Rust, Mabel, 412. Sachtleben, VV. L., 152. Saft'ord. T. II., 414. Saint-Amand, 208. Saintine, X. B., 144, 338. Salmon, D., 177. Sanborn, F. B., 306. Sand, George, 69. Sandford. E. C, 28. Sankey, Charts, 187. Sarcey, F., 110. Sargeant, L., 224. Sargent, C. S., 385. Sargent, Epes., 2(6. Saunders, M., 358. Saxe, J. G., 314. Schiller, 205, 213, 334. Schleyden, M. T., 379. Schmucker, 205, 212. Schurz, Carl, 276. Schwartz, Everett, 407. Schwatka, F., 97, 100, 10), 124, 125. Scidmore, E. R., 124, 153. Scott, Austin. 262. Scott, C. B., 352. Scott, H. M., 410. Scott, Sir Walter, 109, 13S, 198, 200, 205, 221, 222, 225, 227, 229, 231, 234, 235. 236, 237, 240, 241, 242, 243, 339, 343. Scripture, E. W., 28, 40, 49. Scudder, 11.. Ill, 114, 24S, 257, 274, 31S, 320. Scudder, S. IL, 374, 373. Search, P. W., 57. Sea well, M. E., 175, 270, 280. 281. Sedgwick, T., 143. Seebohm. F., 203. Seelve, II. G., 88, 393. Segur, 182. Semper, Karl, 363. Servlss, G. P., 390. Sevignee, 336. Seward, W. II., 295. Sewell, Anna, 322, 356. Seymour, M 224, 334. Shakespeare, Wm., 192, 223, 224, 226, 229, 336, 346. Shaler, N. S., 82. Sharp, Evelyn, 329. Shea, 249. ' Sheldon, Mary, 166, 16T. Shepard, E. M., 278. Sheridan, R. 11., 339. Shinn, C. II. , 96, 120. Shinn, M., 44. Shumvvay, E. S., 190. Sidney, M., 123, 324. Sienkiewicz, IL, 191 Simms, W. G., 118, 263, 273, 278. Simpson, K., 136. Skeat, \V. VV., 302. Skinner, C. B., 92, 386. Skinner, C. M., 112, 388. Skinner, H. M., 305. Sloane, T., 398. Small, A. W., 252. Smith, A. D., 158. Smith, A. L. 214. Smith, Eleanor, 411. Smith, F. H., 125, 149. Smith, G. B., 244. Smith, Goldwin 168. Smith, Helen, 256. Smith, Jessie R., 56, 169. 170. Smith, Capt. Tohn, 249. Smith, Juliet, 296. Smith, Margaret, 16. Smith, M. C., 113. Smith, Nora A., 11. Smith, \V 186. Smith, Wm., 412. Smith, W. F., 291. Smith, W. H., 35. Smythe, E. L, 56. 318. Snodgrass, \\ m., 28. Soley, J. R., 290. Sophocles, 333. Southey, Robert, 240. 320. Southworth, G. A., 301. Soalding, J. L., 36. Spalding, V. N., 381. Spear, M. A., 299, 355, 383. Spears, T. R., 130. Speer, W. VV., 414. Spencer, Herbert. 18. 62. Spenser, Edmund, 335. Sperrv, L., 47. Spring, L. VV., 2S6. Stables, G., 100. Stables, W. G., 240, 241, 248, 253. Stanley, A. P., 24. Stanley, H. M., 160. Stead," R., 213. Stebbing, Wm., 238. Stebbing, T. R. R.. 366. Stedman, E. C, 306. Steele, F. A., 247. Steele, J. D., 395. Steele, T. VV., 96. Steenan, L., 160. Stepniak, 151, 212. Stevens, II. M., 203. Stevens, T. A., 277. Stevenson, E. I., 242. Stevenson, R. L., 137, 138, 141, 163, 164, 226, 242, 320, 411. Stevenson. S. II.. 359. INDEX 423 Stewart Balfour. 395, 396. Trail. II. !>.. 162, 233, 237, Wheelock, 284. Sticknev L IL, 300, 356. 244. W licelock. Lucy, 330. Stimsori, F. 1., 262. Treat, M.. 352. Whipple, E. I'.. 33, 34, 3j, Stirling. A. 11.. 181. Trench, K. (.".. 303. 231, 340. St. John, Mrs. II., 372. Trevelyan, G. ().. 239. Whistler. C. W ., 220. St. John, S., 126. Trevelvan, M., 136. 137. White, E. O., 283. Stockton, F. R., 132, 164, 190, Trotter, S.. 79. White, Gilbert, 360. 261, 329, 313, 359. Troussart, K. L., 382. White, H. A., 292. Stoddard, K. IL. 306, 307. Trowbridge, John, 39S. White, I. S., 184. Stoddard S. K.. 115. Trowbridge, J. I., 95. 297. White, K. (i.. 135. Stoddard W. O.. 102, 174, 193, Tucker, Charlotte. 221. Whitman, S.. 213. 267 284 292 295 343, 414, Tuckerman, II. T., 307. Whitmarsh, II. P., 165. ^o.kl-r (I \ ' 41U Tuckey, Janet, 199. Whitney. A. 1). T., 149. Storv \1 286 I yler, M. t .. 2,1. \\hitne>, M. M.. 92. ' u'u 110 14S Tvndall. J.. 9U, 394, 396. 397, Whitney, M. W.. 406. S ; li li' 117 171 "ol 398,400. Whitney. W. I)., 301, 302. 413. ' 267 287 355;' 358.' ' " ' Tyson. G. E., 97. Whittier. J. G.. 113. 258. 259, Stow'ell C H 377 llVr - Christian, 14. 310, 312, 320, 336. St I'ie'rre II ' 343 L'nderwood, 1.. M.. 381, 385. W'hymper, E., 140. Straight II Vl 407 L'pham, W ., 98. W'hymper, F., 94, 124. SHckland \ 170 181 216 L're, A., 84. W id, A., 201. Strickland, -V. i.u, 1. -o, Van Bruysseli ,.- _ ;!74 Wiggin, K. 1)., 11, 35, 62, 301, Strong F T 357 Van Liew ' Cl C -' 14 - 330,344. Stuart K.' m"' 329. , Vasan ' , 34 |- QQ ,,,, , n ., 9i7 Wilder. F.virt. 47. 49. 378. Sully T 44 Zi C ' ' Wilkins. Mary, 260, 330, 344. Sumnef Charles 298. , ' , -p. onj Williams. F. li., 94. S, i 321 \igno1i. lit.. 304 .-Williams, G. F., 296. Swnt'on'Wrn' 302 322 \ "icent, I-., 12o, 128, 113, 15, Wi iam s . f ; 19 . Svle I I) 312 15S> 3S0 - Williams, W. M., 395. Swis'shelm, 'lane. 2S3. Vincent .George F... 2.;2. Willis, li., 82. Taeeart W S.. 96. \ irgil, 315. Willis, J. C ., 382. Tame II A.. 306. Von Holtst. II . 27S. 286. Wilson, A. C, 25*. Tarr ]i S ' 81 89 40 Voorhees, 1-'.. 1'... 92. Wilson, Charles, 239. TavU.r. liavard. 133. 154. 157. Waldo, F 91 Wilson. J G 248. 294. ,,-,. -1-,- ' W aliszew ski, l\.. 212. Wilson. W oodrow. 2(0. ... ', , ,.- o-r. Walker. C.ertrude, 411. Wilt.se. S. E., 54, 305. 317. 318, lavl.ir. I. I-.. o.i.i. ... ., . |, . . .,., .;. ... - , ,, .,,- Wallace, A. K., 81. 330, 3o0. - ,n ' ' < "(Mrs I 355 Wallace. I). M., 150. Winchell. Alex.. 90. 4.r>. 403. Tennvson ' \ 219 #3 "53 Wallace. Feu. 126. 150, 193, Winsor, Justin, 265. 314.'333,'338.'346, 31s. 200 311 W .! n, f r - ">- 13 -c r i, Cn t,.,-, inn Wallace, K. IF, 92. W inthrop, Gov., 2oS. Tessandur. Gaston, VV) Wallace, S. F., 117. W'inthrop Theodore. 121, 275 n .y, l i ; Hi'-- -o Walton. Isaac. 345. Wirt, W. M.. 271. 238, 267, 3-1, 6i6. Warburton, W .. 224. Wishaw, Frederick. 151. I hanet. (>,, 120. Uard ,.; < ; 2 99. W'olfT, II. W 145. Ihaxter, ( .14 319. u ard, K s ,.._ 343, 344. Uoo( , , 3fi3 :> - h -,- 2 Ihompson. I) I -.272 Ward. M arsha ll, 381, 387. Woodhull, I. F.. 395. [ hompson, M.. 11-. 2.8, ,11. Uare Wm 18S _ 191 Woodman, A. I.. 125. h.,mp-on Wrn.. lo.i Waring, G. E., 145. Woolman. John, 74. Ihorcam IF !>. sx - I''. "'Warner. I!. I''... 217. Woolson (' I'.. I1X. 1.0. " ,; "- 38.. 389. Warner. C. I).. 116. 118, 122. Worthington. Prof.. 399. Thornton. John, 82 123, 125, 115. 150. 161, 202. w right C D 113. Ihorold. F.ishop. 349. 303, 310, 335. 347. 389. Wright! II. C, 175. 176, 353. I bring. Edward. .. 3.',. Warner, Francis, IV Thurstield. J. IC 239. _ Warren. M . A., 17 331. Wrig! hwaites. R. C. 120. 135. 2,9. Warren, II. W ., 390. Wr,.l ' Vl' ( )' 3 ;.i, r m :i., u w w i,:i Wright. _.\i. <>.. .i I'.lv. C. M.. 395. Warren. W. W '.. I'll. .1.1. M. I... 392. Washington. George, 267, Wiin.lt. W W veklitTe. 340. iKtoi. I- V. 6\ 1..I. .... Watson. II.. 1.0, 210. 268. W'vsc. I K 322 Veats, I.. 84. 16. W'atM.n. I'. K.. 191. lins. Wm.. 412. ^_ ^ Watts, II. _ E.. 197. V.Vnge. '"charlotte. 1^2. 190. 193, 197. 19S. 206. 22::. 221. T. , inline. n. E. 'I . '77. 2,2. W't-avt-r I".. A . 1 2M. Webb, \l. x S . 291 231. T..mpkm-, Arnold. 17. Webster, Daniel. 251. 26S. -' -' I'opelius. /... 205. 213. Weed. C. M 357. 376. N oung, ( . A S3_ Torrev. I'.. 11V 362. 3S6, 207. 228. Zimmcrn. H . 213. I ",', . "1 .' (i Wheeler.' l:. t., 1S8. Zurcher, 399. StNdAY - OC TOBKK 93. 18I ? ' e o^T t t^ ported opposi ^^^^^ir^^; county to the constructs of the Nicaragua canal brings NICARAGUA ft 'Tot^llT ^ ^ " ** CAWAT ,, the waders of The Her- CANAL aid may be aware that the sub- ^thuntS During the reign of the Emperor FerdinandL Spain that en terpmmg monarch favored the project, select* Ceter the Panama as the shorter, though mtre costly rout, and the one keener sen.e of commercial results, selected the Nicaragua as the more fens.ble and leS8 expensive roS^ not h ^"Le of erther enterprise, and for the succeeding two nundr^v^ I the matter was allowed to rest. Since ^attempts wet J-t ofour goven^ ^iSSlS.^:^ The discoveries of "" the RoW lint, T , , . H Mi; ' " r '"""- '""" can.1 bv ,,' '""'' ' "" X'"ini(nM i- ,;,;, E1 '"' "' ' ""'<" - rel unuiry nswollasn commercial neoesshv i . .. Parity of the United States " ** retards the pro.,- UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY This book is DUE on the last date stamped below DEC 2 4 1946 AUG 1 3 1949 UNIVERSITY ot CALIFORNIA AT LOS ANGELES LIBRARY 1037 Lawrence - -L4Sc Class if4e4- reading, > \ Z 1037 L43c minnHm.^iauji