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Steffens, Lincoln—continued.
Island, a corrupted people.—Ohio, a tale of two cities.—New Jersey,
a traitor state.
Appeared in "McClure's magazine," v.22-25, April 1904-July 1905.
Union Veteran Legion, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Roster encampment no. 1. 1901. Pittsburgh r369 U25
Yale University—Law school.
Two centuries' growth of American law, 1701-1901; by
members of the faculty of the Yale law school. 1902.. . .347 Y13
Contents: Table of cases cited from the law reports.—Introduction, by
S. E. Baldwin.—Constitutional law, by S. E. Baldwin.—Real property,
by G. E. Beers.—Contract, by W. F. Foster.—Torts, by G. D. Watrous.
— Equity, by E. B. Gager. — Mortgages of real property, by
E. B. Gager.—Wills, by L. M. Daggett.—Municipal corporations, by
PL W. Rogers.—Private corporations, by S. E. Baldwin.—Pleadings
in civil actions, by S. E. Baldwin.—Evidence, by David Torrance.—
Criminal law and procedure, by J. H. Webb.—Patents, by W. K.
Townsend.—Copyrights, by W. K. Townsend.—Trade-marks and unfair
trade, by W. K. Townsend.—Admiralty, by W. K. Townsend.—
International law, by T. S. Woolsey.
Education
Adamson, John William.
Pioneers of modern education, 1600-1700. 1905 370.9 A22
Contents: Table of dates.—The new philosophy.—The school-room in
the early seventeenth century.—Bacon and Comenius.—The great
didactic.—The new pedagogy in London and in Germany.—The Long
Parliament: Samuel Hartlib and education.—Two letters to Hartlib:
Milton and Petty.—"The reformed school" of John Dury.—A successful
schoolmaster, Hoole.—The courtly "academies."—Elementary education.—St.
Jean-Baptiste de la Salle.—A. H. Francke and the Pietist
schools.—Conclusion.
"Publications referred to in the text," p,271-275.
Hall, Granville Stanley.
How to teach reading and what to read in school. 1904. .372.4 H17
By the president of Clark University.
Howitt, William.
Student-life of Germany, from the unpublished ms. of Dr
Cornelius; containing nearly forty of the most famous
student songs, with the original music. 1841 378.4 H86
Account of the institutions and customs of German universities.
Laishley, Richard.
Report upon state education in Great Britain, France,
Switzerland, Italy, Germany, Belgium and the United
States of America; including a special report upon deafmute
instruction. 1886
qr379 L16
An official government report of the Education department of New
Zealand.
Trollope, William.
History of the royal foundation of Christ's Hospital, with
an account of the plan of education, the internal economy
of the institution and memoirs of eminent Blues;
preceded by a narrative of the rise, progress and suppression
of the convent of the Grey friars in London.
1834 qr3734 T76
Christ's Hospital is a famous English school, known as the Blue Coat
school, from the ancient dress of the students, which is still retained.
It was founded by Edward VI on the site of the Greyfriars' monastery,
Newgate street, London, but has lately been removed to Horsham.
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