The History Teacher's Magazine, Vol. I, No. 9, May, 1910

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English

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D: History: General and Eastern Hemisphere

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History -- Study and teaching -- Periodicals

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Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 57818

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August 31, 2018

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Contents

1. 1.The History Teacher’s Magazine
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5. 5.CONTENTS.
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14. 14.Freshman History Course at Yale
15. 15.THE WRITINGS OF WILLIAM PENN.
16. 16.History in the Summer Schools, 1910 — University of California. — University of Colorado. — Columbia University. — Harvard University. — State University of Iowa. — Louisiana State University. — University of Michigan. — University of Missouri. — University of Nebraska. — New York University. — Northwestern University. — Ohio State University. — State University of Oklahoma. — Syracuse University. — University of Texas. — University of Washington.
17. 17.Historical Publications, 1909-1910 — Books on Method. — Text-books. — Supplementary Reading for Elementary Schools. — Government. — United States—General. — United States—Local. — American Life and Institutions. — Great Britain. — Ancient and Medieval. — Modern Europe. — Miscellaneous.
18. 18.The Tower of Knowledge
19. 19.Recent History
20. 20.ANNOUNCEMENTS.
21. 21.European History in the Secondary School — Italy in Its Relation to Europe. — The Central Theme. — Obstacles to Union. — Italy After the Revolution of 1848. — The Great Personalities. — The Attainment of Unity. — Literature.
22. 22.Ancient History in the Secondary School — Choice of Material. — The Two Good Centuries. — The Disastrous Third Century. — Reorganization. — Christianity. — The Barbarians. — The Fall of Rome.
23. 23.American History in the Secondary School — The New Era. — The Age of Extra-Continental Expansion and of New Economic Development. — The Labor Problem. — The Railroad Problem. — Municipal Public Service Corporations. — Industrial Corporations. — The Literature of the Subject.
24. 24.English History in the Secondary School — The Industrial Revolution. — The Political Revolution. — The Napoleonic Era. — Personalities.
25. 25.Reports from the Historical Field — HIGH SCHOOL RALLY DAY. — HISTORY TEACHING IN LONDON. — HISTORY TEACHERS’ EXAMINATION. — INDIANA ASSOCIATION. — ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NORTH CENTRAL HISTORY TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION, CHICAGO, APRIL 1 AND 2, 1910. — MISSOURI ASSOCIATION. — MORNING SESSION. — AFTERNOON SESSION. — NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION MEETING. — Historical Material.
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28. 28.Correspondence — COLLEGE CATALOGUE REQUIREMENTS IN HISTORY. — Ancient History. — THE TOPICAL METHOD.
29. 29.FOOTNOTES:
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37. 37.Transcriber’s Notes:

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