Educational Review, Volume 57Nicholas Murray Butler, Frank Pierrepont Graves, William McAndrew Doubleday, Doran, 1919 Vols. 19-34 include "Bibliography of education" for 1899-1906, compiled by James I. Wyer and others. |
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... young men drafted for the National Army have revealed in children and in young men between 21 and 31 a large percentage of serious bodily defects , which in many cases impair the capacity of the children to work efficiently in school ...
... young men drafted for the National Army have revealed in children and in young men between 21 and 31 a large percentage of serious bodily defects , which in many cases impair the capacity of the children to work efficiently in school ...
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... young men were seen in the streets wearing similar ' spencers . ' In two weeks all London was wearing the garment ; and in two months all England , men , women , and children . " 3 My class had the good fortune to recite to President ...
... young men were seen in the streets wearing similar ' spencers . ' In two weeks all London was wearing the garment ; and in two months all England , men , women , and children . " 3 My class had the good fortune to recite to President ...
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... young fellow asked permission to marry his daughter , prolonged the interview to see what would become of a stick the suitor was whitling , and when only shavings resulted , refused him . In the panic of 1837 a Yankee asked a ...
... young fellow asked permission to marry his daughter , prolonged the interview to see what would become of a stick the suitor was whitling , and when only shavings resulted , refused him . In the panic of 1837 a Yankee asked a ...
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... young women put metal collars around their necks when they were young children till they numbered be- tween twenty and thirty and the necks of the wearers are stretched out in the most grotesque and uncomfortable fashion . African ...
... young women put metal collars around their necks when they were young children till they numbered be- tween twenty and thirty and the necks of the wearers are stretched out in the most grotesque and uncomfortable fashion . African ...
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... young men to the Lancasterian semina- ries in New York . " The Lancasterian system was the official system in New York City public schools from their founda- tion in 1808 until 1852 , constituting a virtual monopoly , supported by taxes ...
... young men to the Lancasterian semina- ries in New York . " The Lancasterian system was the official system in New York City public schools from their founda- tion in 1808 until 1852 , constituting a virtual monopoly , supported by taxes ...
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