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The Ethical Content Of High-School Latin, Aloysine Raskop Jan 1932

The Ethical Content Of High-School Latin, Aloysine Raskop

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The Influence Of Certain Study Habits On Students Success In Some College Subjects, Leslie J. Roch Jan 1932

The Influence Of Certain Study Habits On Students Success In Some College Subjects, Leslie J. Roch

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The Attitude Of The Press Toward Andrew Johnson, Ralph W. Tolson Jan 1932

The Attitude Of The Press Toward Andrew Johnson, Ralph W. Tolson

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A Study Of The Causes And The Treatment Of Failure In Ninth-Grade Science, Arthur J. Fitzgerald Jan 1932

A Study Of The Causes And The Treatment Of Failure In Ninth-Grade Science, Arthur J. Fitzgerald

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The Attitude Of Children Toward Self-Control, Marie Bernadette Rochford Jan 1932

The Attitude Of Children Toward Self-Control, Marie Bernadette Rochford

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The Beginning And Growth Of The Chicago Junior High School, Lucille Inez Redmond Jan 1932

The Beginning And Growth Of The Chicago Junior High School, Lucille Inez Redmond

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Conceptions Of Discipline In The Public Schools Of The United States For The Past Sixty Years, Francis Thomas Boylan Jan 1932

Conceptions Of Discipline In The Public Schools Of The United States For The Past Sixty Years, Francis Thomas Boylan

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Personality Traits Of Successful Teachers, Angela Margaret Cylkowski Jan 1931

Personality Traits Of Successful Teachers, Angela Margaret Cylkowski

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Status Of Adult Education In The Public School System Of Chicago, 1928-1930, June Mccarthy Jan 1930

Status Of Adult Education In The Public School System Of Chicago, 1928-1930, June Mccarthy

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An Analysis Of The Questions And Study Problems Found In Geography Text-Books For Grades Four To Seven, Katharine E. Mccue Jan 1930

An Analysis Of The Questions And Study Problems Found In Geography Text-Books For Grades Four To Seven, Katharine E. Mccue

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A Re-Allocation Of The Words In The Chicago Spelling List, Margaret M. Feeney Jan 1930

A Re-Allocation Of The Words In The Chicago Spelling List, Margaret M. Feeney

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Relative Effectiveness Of Question Vs. Outline Technic In Teaching Physics, Mary Sariel Redding Jan 1930

Relative Effectiveness Of Question Vs. Outline Technic In Teaching Physics, Mary Sariel Redding

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A Study Of The Make-Up Management And Content Of Catholic High School Newspapers, Mary Lucille Middleton Jan 1930

A Study Of The Make-Up Management And Content Of Catholic High School Newspapers, Mary Lucille Middleton

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A Psychological Approach To Public Speaking, Charles S. Costello Jan 1930

A Psychological Approach To Public Speaking, Charles S. Costello

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Modern Languages In The Grades As A Means Of Provision For Superior Children, Mary Alexander Gannon Jan 1929

Modern Languages In The Grades As A Means Of Provision For Superior Children, Mary Alexander Gannon

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The Educational Value Of Historic Character Study, Genevieve Clarke Jan 1928

The Educational Value Of Historic Character Study, Genevieve Clarke

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James Barron Hope : Virginia's Poet-Laureate, Cullen S. Pitt Jan 1901

James Barron Hope : Virginia's Poet-Laureate, Cullen S. Pitt

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Previous to the Civil War comparatively little literary work had been done in the south. Of course if we take into consideration all kinds of composition, such as narratives of adventure, diaries, histories, speeches, sermons and the like, we are forced to admit that the total amount was very large. But when we speak of literature in the higher and more restricted sense, we mean that which stimulates the imagination, awakens thought and aims to please as well as to instruct. And, using the word in this narrow and more restricted sense, it is quite evident that there had been …