The Teacher's Hand-Book, for the Institute And the Class Room

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Bring to the notice of the class any difference of treatment that the sub- ject may require in school, from that in the Institute.
HISTORY.
Time, 40 minutes daily, 3 weeks.
I. 1. Discover)'^, with historical causes.
II. 2. Claims derived from discovery and settlement.
3. Transfers of territory.
4. The colonies ; royal, proprietary, and charter. .
III. 5 and 6. Two administrations. (Jefferson's and Jackson's recommended.) IV. 7. Causes and events leading to the civil war.
8. Analysis of campaign
...s in the East. .
9. Do. in the West.
10. Results of the war up to the present time.
Each lesson should be analyzed on the blackboard, and the Outline Map should be constantly in use. The main points only of each lesson should be held to, and minor parts omitted.
CIVIL GOVERNMENT.
Time, Same as History, 3 weeks.
1. Historical sources (1) English, (2) Colonial constitu- tions, and (3) Articles of Confederation.
2. Citizeiisliip and naturalization.
3. Electorship, (the first, process of representation.) 4.


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