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C. Meade, Supt. of Schools, Atchison, Kan. : I can say without hesi- tation that it is the best book of its kind that I have ever seen. {April 21, i8£6.) D. C. Tillotson, Supt. of Schools, Topeka, Kan. : To find a text-book spark- ling with good things for both pupil and teacher, and without one "dry" page, makes the soul of the teacher rejoice.
{April 19, 1886.) E. Stanley, Supt. of City Schools, Lawrence, Kan. : I have given it a care- ful and critical examination, and am con- HISTORY.
93 vin...ced that it possesses many points of excellence. {June 17, 1886.) WT. S. Perry, Supt. of Schools, Ann Arbor, Mick. : No such matter as it con- tains is accessible to a majority of teach- ers of history in high schools, and to them it will be invaluable, as showing some of the sources of history, and as furnish- ing some of the material from which his- tory is made. {April 24, 1886.) I. N. Mitchell, Supt. of Schools, Grand Rapids, Mich. : I believe it to be the best working class-book, i.e., tool, of which I have any knowledge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C. Meade, Supt. of Schools, Atchison, Kan. : I can say without hesi- tation that it is the best book of its kind that I have ever seen. {April 21, i8£6.) D. C. Tillotson, Supt. of Schools, Topeka, Kan. : To find a text-book spark- ling with good things for both pupil and teacher, and without one "dry" page, makes the soul of the teacher rejoice.
{April 19, 1886.) E. Stanley, Supt. of City Schools, Lawrence, Kan. : I have given it a care- ful and critical examination, and am con- HISTORY.
93 vin...ced that it possesses many points of excellence. {June 17, 1886.) WT. S. Perry, Supt. of Schools, Ann Arbor, Mick. : No such matter as it con- tains is accessible to a majority of teach- ers of history in high schools, and to them it will be invaluable, as showing some of the sources of history, and as furnish- ing some of the material from which his- tory is made. {April 24, 1886.) I. N. Mitchell, Supt. of Schools, Grand Rapids, Mich. : I believe it to be the best working class-book, i.e., tool, of which I have any knowledge.
What to read after Aids for Teaching General History;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [barnes], Mary D[owning] (Sheldon), Mrs., 1850-1898. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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