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... 189 . ers , ” 74 : “ Supply and Demand in Teacher Train Horn's ( John Lcuis ) “ The American Public School , ” ing , " 126 . ... Better Health for · Cherry's ( H. H. ) “ Education Based on Democracy , " Little Americans , ” 251 .
... 189 . ers , ” 74 : “ Supply and Demand in Teacher Train Horn's ( John Lcuis ) “ The American Public School , ” ing , " 126 . ... Better Health for · Cherry's ( H. H. ) “ Education Based on Democracy , " Little Americans , ” 251 .
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Williamson's ( Thames Ross ) “ Readings in American Encouraging Intelligent Leadership , 269 . Democracy , ” 190 . Woody ( Clifford ) and Brown's ( Arnold ) “ Civic Fallacies on Negro Education , 278 . Tests , ” 130 .
Williamson's ( Thames Ross ) “ Readings in American Encouraging Intelligent Leadership , 269 . Democracy , ” 190 . Woody ( Clifford ) and Brown's ( Arnold ) “ Civic Fallacies on Negro Education , 278 . Tests , ” 130 .
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1 1 3 SO Just now the real and the pseudo cultured of meditation of the editor of the Boston this country are reveling in the charm of line , the Herald : beauty of wood and the interesting cabinet work of early American furniture .
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... systems so as to end the teaching of hate of When Payson Smith was President of the rance in Germany and detestation of Germany Department of American Public School Suin France . perintendents , National Education AssociaM.
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But the march of the liking to return to school . children to school is a spectacle to equally thrill and inspire when the full significance of it is comThe Fall march of the millions of American prehended .
But the march of the liking to return to school . children to school is a spectacle to equally thrill and inspire when the full significance of it is comThe Fall march of the millions of American prehended .
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