Please read this letter then decide whether or not you want to use the coupon at the bottom of the page. Magazine EDITED UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF A COMMITTEE OF THE AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION The School Course in History: Report of the Conference Suggestions for Secondary School History: The Roman Empire and the Great War, by Prof. W. L. Westermann, 86; The Monroe Doctrine and the War, by Prof. C. Becker, 87; The Study of English History, by Prof. R. L. Schuyler, 90; A Turning Point in Far- Eastern Diplomacy, by Prof. A. S. Hershey, 91. PAGE 74 Periodical Literature, by Dr. G. B. Richards, 83; Current Periodical Articles on History Professor Albert B. Hart OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY is one of the rare men in the educational world. He has achieved unusual success in modernizing the study and the teaching of American history in his new book, NEW AMERICAN HISTORY Dr. Hart has produced a secondary school text that may justly be called masterly. It is notably free from provincialism. 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