TRIMBLE, WILLIAM. Introductory Manual for the Study Mr. D. J. Jardine's experiences, “At the Coronation of the

and Reading of Agrarian History. Fargo, N. D., 1917. Empress Uizero Zanditu of Abyssinia” (“ Blackwood's Pp. 47. 35 cents.

for October), are all the more interesting because they are This list of references and suggestions for a survey of

prefaced by a brief historical sketch of this little-known the history of agriculture from the earliest times to the country, present is divided into three parts. The first of these deals with ancient and medieval agriculture, the latter be

HISTORY TEACHERS' ASSOCIATIONS. ing treated as a whole and the former by regions and

Additions to and corrections of the following list of assoperiods. Of many of the works cited in these and the succeeding lists a few words of critical appraisal are given.

ciations are requested by the editor of the MAGAZINE: Part two is concerned with the modern period in the sec

Alabama History Teachers' Association-Secretary, D. G.

Chase, Birmingham. tions of the agricultural world outside our own country, with which part three has to do. This last section, deal

American Historical Association-Secretary, Waldo G. ing with the United States, provides material for a more

Leland, Washington, D. C. detailed study than the earlier sections have done, and the

California History Teachers' Association-Chairman, Clifreferences are classified under a dozen lieadings. Though

ford E. Lowell, Berkeley. the author declares the work tentative and incomplete, it is

History Teachers' Association of Cincinnati, 0.-Secresufficient to display a comprehensive grasp of the literature

tary, J. W. Ayres, High School, Madisonville, 0. of this aspect of history, and to be a substantial help to History Section of Colorado Teachers' Association; Westthose who work in its field.

ern Division, chairman, Mrs. K. A. Morrison, Gunnison; Southern Division, chairman, Max Morton, Pueblo; Eastern Division, chairman, Archibald Taylor, Longmont.

The [English] Historical Association-Secretary, Miss M. GARRETT, MITCHELL BENNETT. The French Colonial Ques B. Curran, 22 Russell Square, London, W. C.

tion, 1789-1791. Dealings of the Constituent Assem History Teachers' Association of Florida—President, Miss bly with Problems Arising from the Revolution in the Caroline M. Brevard, Woman's College, Tallahassee; secreWest Indies. Ann Arbor, Mich.: George Wahr, 1916. tary, Miss E. M. Williams, Jacksonville. Pp. iv, 167. $1.25.

Houston (Texas) History Teachers' Association-SecreThis book appears to be a doctoral dissertation prepared tary, A. G. Mallison. after extensive research, both in America and Europe. The

Indiana History Teachers' Association-President, J. V. author was unlucky enough to have delved very deeply into

Masters, Rushville; secretary, Charles H. Money, Indianapo

lis. a subject which another person was studying. The other person published the results of her research first, and so Iowa Society of Social Science Teachers-President, Prof. left the present author a chance to show his erudition only

G. B. Benjamin, State University of Iowa; secretary, Miss on a side line rather than his main subject, the life of M. A. Hutchinson, West Des Moines High School. Barnave. This was a real misfortune, for the quality of Jasper County, Mo., History Association-Secretary, Miss the present book suggests that the author could have done Elizabeth Peiffer, Carthage, Mo. very well on the broader subject. The book is a good con Kansas History Teachers' Association-President, Miss tribution to the history of slavery and of the French Revo Mary Alice Whitney, State Normal School, Emporia; seclution in the West Indies, but its subject is too restricted

retary, Miss Marcia Brown, Lawrence. for use as a high school reference book. Hence it is not Kleio Club of University of Missouri. recommended for purchase by school librarians.

Association of History Teachers of Middle States and CLARENCE PERKINS.

Maryland-President, Prof. Marshall S. Brown, New York Ohio State University.

University; secretary, Prof. L. R. Schuyler, City College,
New York City.

Mississippi Valley Historical Association, Teachers' Sec

tion-Chairman, A. 0. Thomas, Lincoln, Neb.; secretary, HAZEN, CHARLES DOWNER. Modern European History.

Howard C. Hill, University of Chicago. New York: Henry Holt & Co., 1917. Pp. xiv, 650.

Missouri Association of Teachers of History and Govern$2.00.

ment-Secretary, Jesse E. Wrench, Columbia, Mo. Professor Hazen's Europe since 1815 has already won Nebraska History Teachers' Association-Secretary, Julia him such staunch friends among teachers of history and M. Wort, Lincoln, Neb. the general public that this briefer work covering the New England History Teachers' Association-President, broader field of the last two hundred years will receive a Harry M. Varrell, Simmons College, Boston; secretary, Mr. warm welcome. The present work has the merits of the Horace Kidger, 82 Madison Avenue, Newtonville, Mass. earlier one. It is scholarly and accurate, well-organized, New York City Conference-Chairman, Fred H. Paine, and very readable and interesting. The author's state East District High School, Brooklyn; secretary-treasurer, ments are never hazy or confused. In addition, he has Miss Florence E. Stryker, State Normal School, Montclair, started with a survey of the eighteenth century, and so N. J. given us a book that can be used for high school reading New York State History Teachers' Association--Presimore readily than the earlier one. The only serious objec dent, Edward P. Smith, North Tonawanda; secretary, tion to the work is its failure to lay enough stress on the R. Sherman Stowell, West High School, Rochester, N. Y. industrial revolution and the social and economic side of History Teachers' Section of Association of High School history in general. Political history receives the empha Teachers of North Carolina-Chairman, Miss Catherine Alsis. The book contains a large number of excellent illus bertson, Elizabeth City, N. C. trations. It will be very useful for high school students

History, Civics and Social Science Section of North Da. and librarians should provide duplicate copies.

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Index to The History Teacher's Magazine

Volume VIII, January to December, 1917

voca-

Adams, V. A., review of Robinson's The Bogart, E. L., Historical Novels in BOOK REVIEWS—Continued.
Days of Alkibiades, 203.

American History, 226-231.
Agricultural Revolution, Importance of, Bonham, M. L., Jr., communication upon

Gibbons, H. A., The New Map of Africa,
342-344.

320.
college introductory course,

276;
Aims of history instruction, in Freshman History Course at Louisiana Goebel, Julius, Jr., Recognition Policy of
tional high schools, 98-100.

the United States, 35.

State University, 345-347.
Aims in social science teaching, 4, 10, 18-

Griffis, W. E., The Mikado: Institution
21.

and Person, 279.
Alliance, The Holy, Its Origins and In-

Book Reviews, arranged alphabetically
under the authors' names:

Hall, C. R., Andrew Johnson, Military
fluence, 337-341.

Governor of Tennessee, 234.
Alliance, Triple, origin of, 353.

Allen, George H., The Great War, I, 37. Hall, Jennie, Our Ancestors in Europe,
American Historical Association, report Allen, G. H., and others, The Great War,

73.
of Cincinnati meetings, 64; officers

Vol. II, 319.

Hamilton, W. H., editor, Current Eco-
and committees for 1917, 65; report of Altschul, C., The American Revolution in

nomic Problems, 235.
conference upon the field and method Our School Textbooks, 319.

Hawlin, A. D. F., The History of Orna.
of elementary college course, 111-128; Andrews, M. P., Brief History of the ment, Ancient and Medieval, 135.
Philadelphia meetings, 354.

United States, 168.

Hanna, M. A., The Trade of the Dela-
American Historical Review, 88, 295. Ashley, R. L., The New Civics, 235. ware District, 276.
American History in Secondary Schools, Aurner, C. R., History of Education in Haworth, P. L., America in Ferment,
status of in Wisconsin, 132-133; re-
Iowa, 70.

101.
construction of, 218-219, 260-261, 290-

Hayes, C. J. H., Political and Social Hig.
296, 351-353.

Barker, J. E., The Foundations of Ger tory of Modern Europe, 280.
Americanization of Immigrants, confer-

many, 168.

Hazen, C. D., The French Revolution and
ence upon, 31.

Barnes, J., The Hero of Stony Point, 203. Napoleon, 203
American Political Science Review, 81. Beca, Colonel, Development of Infantry Hazen, C. D., Thayer, W. R., Lord, R. H.,
American School Peace League, prizes in Tactics, 72.

Coolidge, A. C., Three Peace Con-
1918, 315.

Bogart, E. L., and Thompson, C. M., gresses of the Nineteenth Century, 363.
Ames, Herman V., How Far Should the Readings in the Economic History of Hazen, C. D., Modern European History,
Teaching of History and Civics Be the United States, 236.

364.
Used as a Means of Encouraging Pa- Breasted, J. H., Ancient Times, 72. Hodges, H. G., The Doctrine of Interven-
triotism, 188-192.

Breasted, J. H., Huth, C. F., Jr., and tion, 102.
Ancient History, in secondary schools, Harding, S. H., Ancient-Medieval-Mod- Holcombe, A. N., State Government in
visit to Babylon, 79-81; reconstruction ern History Maps, 237.

the United States, 169.
of, 214-215, 256-257, 290-291, 349-350; Bryan, W. B., A History of the National Howard, Daniel, American History,
in a technical high school, 347; illus Capital, Vol. II, 137.

Government and Institutions, 71.
trative material for blackboard work, Bryce, Viscount, The War of Democracy,
253-254.

362.

Jeffries, J., War Diary of An American
Andrews, A. I., review of Gibbons' The Burgess, J. W., The Administration of

Woman, 235.
New Map of Africa, 320; review of President Hayes, 279.

Johnson, Rossiter, The Fight for the Re-
Bryce's The War of Democracy, 362.

public, 362.
Arbitration, international, 151-153.
Callahan, James M., Semi-Centennial

Kitson, H. D., How to Use Your Mind,
Armstrong, R. D., Some Aspects of Su-

History of West Virginia, 135.

136.
pervised Study in History, 52-59. Carlton, R., The New Purchase, 136.

Knowlton, D. C., and Howe, S. B., Essen-
Ashley, R. L., review of Hamilton's Cur. Chapman, C. E., The Founding of Span-

tials in Modern European History, 279.
rent Economic Problems, 235; of

ish California, 204.

Krehbiel, E., Nationalism, War and So-
Bogart and Thompson's Readings in Charnwood, G. R. B., Abraham Lincoln,
37.

ciety, 203.
the Economic History of the United
States, 236.
Chitwood, O. P., The Immediate Causes

Krueger, F. K., Government and Politics
Ayre, Henrietta, A History Game, 69.

of the Great War, 319.

of the German Empire, 35.
Corwin, E. S., French Policy and the Lipson, E., Europe in the Nineteenth
Babylon, A Visit to, 79-81.

American Alliance, 72.

Century, 137.
Balch, E. A., Elementary Course in the

Lord, R. H., The Second Partition of Po-
Small College, 118.

De Souza, Charles, and MacFall, H., Ger land, 136.
Baldwin, J. F., The Elementary Course many in Defeat, 71.
at Vassar College, 114-115.

Duggan, S. P., Students' Textbook in the Macdonald, J. R. M., A History of
Bernhardi, F. von, quoted, 333-334.

History of Education, 103.

France, 70.
Bibliographies, of recent European his. Dynes, S. A., Socializing the Child, 236. Mace, W. H., Washington: A Virginia

Cavalier, 70.
tory, 196-197; of readings on the war,
197-198; of American historical novels Elliot, H., Herbert Spencer, 202. MacVeagh, F. D., Fountains of Papal

Rome, 104.
dealing with economic history, 226- Fite, E. D., History of the United States, Mallet, C., Impressions and Experiences
231; of illustrative material for black-

234.
board work, 253-255; for the study of Fordham, M., Short History of English Mathews, J. M., Principles of American

of a French Trooper, 101.
nations in secondary schools, 268-274;
Rural Life, 36.

State Administration, 280.
of historical writings in 1916, 275. See Forman, S. E., First Lessons in American Mathews, N., Municipal Charters, 35.
also Recent Historical Publications,
and Periodical Literature.

History, 235.

McCarthy, C., Swan, F., and McMullin,
Blackboard Work in History Teaching,

Fowler, H. N., The History of Sculpture, Jennie, Elementary Civics, 70.
135.

Moses, Belle, Paul Revere, 203.
253-255.
Board of Education, English, 67.

Garrett, M. B., The French Colonial Newton, C. C., Once Upon a Time in
“ Bobbie and the War," 177-182.

Question, 364.

Connecticut, 136.

ern

BOOK REVIEWS—Continued. Cannon, H. L., review of Chapman's The Cross, A. L., Suggested Points for Em-
Nida, W. L., Story of the World War

Founding of Spanish California, 204; phasis in the Tudor Period, 291-292.
for Young People, 320.

review of Griffis' The Mikado, 279. Current Events, methods of teaching in
Ogg, Frederic, The Economic Develop. Catholic schools, textbooks for, 317. colleges, 82-85; use of magazines, 134,
ment of Modern Europe, 363.

Changing Emphasis in European History 160-161.
Orton, C. W. P., Outlines of Medieval in California High Schools, by G. Rob- Cycles in history teaching, 5.
History, 363.

inson, 85-88.

Chase, Wayland J., editor of Book Re. Davis, W. E., review of Johnson's The
Palmer, F., My Second Year of the War,

views, 35, 70, 101, 135, 168, 202, 234,
280.

Fight for the Republic, 362

279, 319, 362; The Status of History Dawson, Edgar, review of Young's Single
Pearson, F. B., Reveries of a Schoolmas.

in the High Schools of Wisconsin, 132-
ter, 321.

Tax Movement, 73; of Reed's Ameri-

133.
Reed, T. H., Form and Functions of Chicago, University of, elementary his-

can Government, 101; Krehbiel's Va-
American Government, 101.

tionalism, War and Society, 203; of
tory course in, 120-122.

of
Riddell, W. R., The Constitution of Citizenship, part of social science teach-

Mathews' Principles

American
Canada, 319.

State Administration, 280; A Politi-
Roberts, P., Civics for Coming Ameri- Civics, relation to history instruction in

ers in training in, 3.

cal Generalization, 222-226; review of
cans, 321.

Ogg's Economic Development of Mod-
Robinson, C., Continental Europe, 1270-
grades, 14; election reproductions, 69;

Europe, 363.
training in good citizenship, 99-100; Democracy, American, course in, prob-
1598, 280.
Robinson, C. E., The Days of Alkibiades,

suggestions for the study of principles,

lems of, 23-25.
222-226; a practical method of teach- Democracy and War, by J. G. Randall,
203.
Robinson, J. H., Medieval and Modern

ing elections, 305-306: lessons on com-

329-336.
munity and national life, 315. See Discoveries, course in history of, 31.
Times, 103.
Russell, W. F., Economy in Secondary Class-room suggestions, reproduction of

Community Civics.

Doctoral Dissertations, list of printed in
Education, 37.

1916, 67.

national elections, 69, 303-300; a his- Duncan, D. S., Use of Magazines in His-
Schaeffer, H., Social Legislation of the tory game, 69.

tory Teaching, 160-161.
Primitive Semites, 36.

Cleven, N. A. N., Latin American His. Dunn, Arthur W., editor of report on so-
Schevill, F., The Making of Modern Ger tory in Our Secondary Schools, 219.

cial studies, 3.
many, 36.

222.

Dutcher, G. M., Summer Reading on the
Schmitt, B. E., England and Germany, Collateral Reading, in college elemen War, 197-198.
36.

tary course, 118-128; what to attempt Dynes, S. A., review of Andrews' Brief
Seymour, Charles, The Diplomatic Back and how to test in secondary schools,

History of the United States, 168; of
ground of the War, 202.
129-131.

Woodburn and Moran's Introduction
Smith, G. B., Outlines of European His- College Entrance Examination Board,

to American History, 168; of For.
tory, 1814-1914, 101.

specimen answers, 59; questions in man's First Lessons in American His.
Smith, L. P., The English Language, 103. history in June and September, 1917,

tory, 235.
Stephens, Kate, The Mastering of Mex-

308-313.
ico, 71.

Colleoni Statue at Newark, N. J., 77.
Stryienski, C., The Eighteenth Century, Colleges, History in, historical geogra-

Eckhardt, C. C., War and Peace in the
136.
phy, 26-29; contemporary history at

Light of History, 43-46.
Tedder, A. W., The Navy of the Restora-

Columbia, 82-85; field and method of Economic History of United States, His-

elementary
tion, 168.

torical novels upon, 226-231.

college course, 111-128;
Thorndike, Lynn, History of Medieval

accomplished results and future prob? Elections, reproduced in schools, 69;
Europe, 363.
lems in freshman history, 111-113; the Elementary schools, history, geography,

practical method of teaching, 305-306.
Towne, E. T., Social Problems, 35.

field of the elementary course, 113-

and civics in, 5-9; history in, 31; con:
Trimble, W., Introductory Manual for

114; elementary course at Vassar, 114.

struction work in history, 60-63; new
the Study and Reading of Agrarian

115; scope and purpose of elementary
History, 364.
course, 116-117; field of instruction,

course in Philadelphia schools, 277.
White, J. W., Textbook of the War for

117-118; elementary course in small

278; practical work in, 306-307.
Americans, 70.

college, 118; method of the elemen- [English] Historical Association, bulle.
Woodburn, J. A., edition of Carlton's The

tary course, 118-128; Princeton labora tin of, 275.

tory system, 122-123;
New Purchase, 136.

elementary English History in Secondary Schools,

course in Columbia, 125-126; methods reconstruction of, 215-217, 257-258,
Woodburn, J. A., and Moran, T. F., In-
troduction to American History, 168.
in small college, 128; historical novels

291-292, 350.
Woolf, C. W. S., Bartolus of Sassofer-

in economic history, 226-231; place of European History, two year course in,
English history, 276; conclusions con-

15-23; changing emphasis in Califor.
rato, 363.
cerning Dartmouth freshmen, 277;

nia high schools, 85-88; reconstruction
Wright, C. H. C., History of the Third
French Republic, 321.

Freshman History Course at Louisiana of, 217-218, 258-260, 294-295, 353; il.
State University, 345-347.

lustrative material for blackboard
Young, A. N., The Single Tax Movement Columbia University, elementary history

work, 255.
in the United States, 73.

course in, 125-126.

Europe, influence of the war on history
Commercial Course in High Schools, his- teaching in, 143-147.
Botsford, G. W., Ancient Democracy and Committee on Public Information, 231;

tory in, 97-98.

Examinations, place of, in history

courses, 301-305; the College Entrance
the Laboring Class, 349-350.
Boy Scouts of America, educational de-

publications of, 314-315.

Board's questions for June and Sep-
Community Civics, in grades, 7-9, 9-15. tem, 1917, 308-313; comprehensive ex-
partment, 67.

aminations, 310-313. See College En-
Breasted, J. H., Ancient Egypt and the Construction for History in the Grades,

60-63.
Modern World, 214-215.

trance Examination Board.
Bureau of Education, United States, Contemporary History at Columbia Uni- Exhibitions, School, in Newark, N. J.,
Bulletin No. 28, 1916,

94. See also Museums.
social versity, 82-85.
studies in secondary schools, 3-25; Coulomb, Charles A., list of recent his-
reading course in American history, torical publications, 38, 73, 105, 138, Ferguson, W. S., The Crisis of Hellen-
134; pamphlet on history and the 169, 205, 238, 281, 321 365.

on