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... PROF . A. C. MCLAUGHLIN , Professor of American History in the University of Michigan , says : " I consider it by far the best school history of the United States I have ex- amined . " To say It is Sweeping the Boards States the case ...
... PROF . A. C. MCLAUGHLIN , Professor of American History in the University of Michigan , says : " I consider it by far the best school history of the United States I have ex- amined . " To say It is Sweeping the Boards States the case ...
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... Prof. John Dewey , University of Chicago ; Prof. Wilbur S. Jackman , Cook County Normal School ; Prof. Elmer E. Brown , Uni- versity of California ; Dr. Frank Mc- Murry , University of Buffalo ; Dr. Levi Seeley , 1895 ] 37 THE PUBLIC ...
... Prof. John Dewey , University of Chicago ; Prof. Wilbur S. Jackman , Cook County Normal School ; Prof. Elmer E. Brown , Uni- versity of California ; Dr. Frank Mc- Murry , University of Buffalo ; Dr. Levi Seeley , 1895 ] 37 THE PUBLIC ...
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... Prof. Calvin Thomas , of the University of Michigan . The schools of Galva , Ill . , enrolled about 700 last year ; about twelve per cent of the whole enrollment were in the high school . Supt . Sutton , of the Houston public schools ...
... Prof. Calvin Thomas , of the University of Michigan . The schools of Galva , Ill . , enrolled about 700 last year ; about twelve per cent of the whole enrollment were in the high school . Supt . Sutton , of the Houston public schools ...
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... Prof. Edwards resigned for other work . Mr. Parker is one of the most able of the younger men in the state . He completed the high school and normal course at the Illinois Normal University and later from University of Penn . He is a ...
... Prof. Edwards resigned for other work . Mr. Parker is one of the most able of the younger men in the state . He completed the high school and normal course at the Illinois Normal University and later from University of Penn . He is a ...
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... Bloomington , Illinois . Thomas's United States History → PROF . A. C. MCLAUGHLIN Vol . XV . , No ? Whole No. 163 OCTOBER , 1895 . TERMS $1 50 A YEAR: 15 CENTS A NUMBER PUBLIC-SCHOOL PUBLISHING - BLOOMINGTON ILLINOIS.
... Bloomington , Illinois . Thomas's United States History → PROF . A. C. MCLAUGHLIN Vol . XV . , No ? Whole No. 163 OCTOBER , 1895 . TERMS $1 50 A YEAR: 15 CENTS A NUMBER PUBLIC-SCHOOL PUBLISHING - BLOOMINGTON ILLINOIS.
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