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hr I II th author and ad be ciT glvt ire aaeodot aaeodotr II IId
r d t 4t < t Pointer Pllnt and > nd other officer wlictitent Wllohl who whot
hl t titent f fnr r art 11 including Whtatler Whtatlerti
ti he IJ mil nd are n art rt lIot note mad by On OenI OnJjt
I Jjt r v < futber in fre e r eU11r mr e of 0 0n a vkli vklim wt wtn
m n I iri Irllle u ite > > e III IIII I IlI1oooa CS
1 > lli admirable url ere of Origlhl OriglhlSj OrI1haItel
Sj iiivr 11 of Early rly American History Historyi
i li h1 l tT lliarle ribuera 8 < Koni KonihiI foonlilo on ona
a MIi hiI lilo I l hy > r Prof 4 I Franklin Jamoc Jamocii Jam JamlIhlellbe
ii I adilel lIhlellbe the lln fIt > t published history hltorMu bltOfTIIIlor historyIilIVIIUlI
Mu IilIVIIUlI > MKitu IK V I Hintnry IIIlor t X XI1 Nsw NswI I
I1 I I cuii l From rtltn th the KnctUli Planting U Urt ID InI
I rt I t I IV V Until th lhe tt Veer Veerr Y Yh 1SiZ 1SiZr
r knurrn fltIfl by h It running till title Th Thv Thnlr ThiiIer < I
v iilrr Working < < Provfdear rroti of Sloni Slonitour SloolilliI Blonsiiur
tour lu New S iw Knglami OJI I The author authori
i ttribulci generally Derall to Edwartni Edward EdwardifloU < t tiollU
iollU > ni > u of f Woburn Th The book l Is ran rant 11 11I
I hut hA ia never before been reprinted ic icedition laUUon Indition
edition that was generally fTIIJ oecasalbU oecasalbUf cnaab
f lameaon mfflOn baa b ha edited it lan bbnaelfi MMUItinnotatad lananDnlatd
i annotated it for the flrt time ABC ABCdie aad aadIh adthe
die Ih Introduction giree iii TOI the history blto of oli ofI oft1o
i ie ho and tid of lie lt author authorto
to I ii tho Court Seri of Freach Me Memoir 11 11f91ftlrll I IMnIt ¬
moir translated and nd edited by E Jut JutM JullprA Julei JuleiIr
M lprA Ir ran And publl Jlubllwb1 hei by the th KturgJ and andValtoo aac aacVaJton ad ad1alte
VaJton > a Company New ew Ycrk ha Ua beat beatatlrleH beaarid beenIcfrd
atlrleH rid During the Terror by b Grace GraetPalrympl GraceplAlrymple GracePalrymple
Palrympl Elliott Mr In Elliott waa 8 i iFritirb a arIhb arrtIih
Fritirb adventures who had beea tb tbtn tIttollr the theItrna <
< tn tollr Itrna tr < M of the later Prince Regent a and utlI i iol
ol I I Philippe EeallU She Sh followed th thUtter UsIAtllr thttter
Utter to Pan where site he remained aecl aada and andwas d dIlBpril108ed
was a Imprisoned during Lb the Revolution RevolutionThough RolJtJQuTbouah Revoiut1uThough
Though her rtatemenu suet be taken taketwith takPtlth takenwith
with th a food deal of caution the memoir memoirre meolraerfllDIftt
erfllDIftt Cr re entertaining entertainingA nla nlaA
A Seen by It We ta F waa Peer PeerAa r rAa
Aa a he k keep on writing M Loan be beeume beroom 1 1mes
room mes raore and d more didactic and eI turn turnin t r l lIe
in Ie 0 > critldam of charitable method Err Hetejperieac Errr2perlenc lftJ
ejperieac J lace at a district nurse baa 11 givec givecher sinDtJr RIventrr
her a remarkable knowledge lmowl owIrde 1EO of the lift liftrf IIfIbfl life1f I
rf the poor r and d an equally ually remarkablenndnrttandieg remarkable ftftIukabletlndlttusdlle remarkableqnduatandIn I
nndnrttandieg of their feeling leell and ad wayi wayift Wa1tor
ft thinking I In Neighbour and Friend Friendi FrientIrard FnimdFard I
i Vliranl Arnold IxHiKmaaa loon Green aad aadnmran andnnlpany aadompany
> ompany he explain the tbtlle a as ashlUl she ahtbaa sheh
baa h in her earlier books ahowtegwhen ahowtegwhenwell showing where wheref1I wherewell
well f1I meaning and dentine efforts to toTe re relieve inte ¬
lieve te Te fall short and bow the tb object of olcharitable ofharitable ofihsritable
charitable solicitude bare ha aorae reaaon reaaonen
en n their tl14 lr aide ald Khe lih enforce nfo her point pointby polatatoy
by the Tirid and telling Incident and aadterie andstonira
terie 81 < 11 which bare attracted attention attrotloti
i In her writ writings writlnpHer in t tHer
Her fle view may not meet with accept acceptance CC8ptIInrl ¬
ance n from all but they inapt lneplre re repect repectf
f tnr r they are alwaya outanoken and lid ain ainr am amT 10 10re
r re T and sh she h nerer 11 m fear ff > rS to run runfahIon again againfarhion < < ale alefhIOftnrrroJudl
farhion fhIOftnrrroJudl or prejudice Hear Hearhchanctri HearhchanctrirAlion her character characterMI cr1 cr1riitiofl
MI rAlion ion of sociological amateur Much Muchr
r vt > our ur benevolent PTolt t preference prer ce for attend attendire teed teedfllt
ire rn to other peoptoa business btWa aad our outundeniable our1I1f1 ouritnileulable
undeniable 1I1f1 Ible failure In doing it ariaoafrotr ariaoafrotrHi a arises front rromIii
Hi t naif belief 1Ilf that it l Ia to much simpler aimpleti aIplftIhn simplerlh4n
i Ihn h n our own Young girl who cannot cannotl
< M > l o tlio tJlnprobhlm tim problem of how to reconcile reconcilei recon U UritAt
i iiritnMe ritAt work Wor with their home dud dutler I I
> r een efl thn th far easier one on of making makingtheir makingtpir
their 11 allowance cover their expenses expenaeCtrl expensescirh JPft JPftcnl I
Ctrl who ho mutt kno that their patient patienteipeneiued patientrrieiaed tnt tntpriflwe
eipeneiued priflwe mother mot hr rarely rarel succeeds in into Inrille Intering
tering rille to any an perceptible rCllpllbl degree tb tbn tboo tbooI tb4ti
4ti I n renTlctlona and ideala Id of her herH hfthtnlll herdrnestlo
H irrcttln rerrant irrn M TetI If be ha b but butlie butnp I
lie or r two t twolhe 1IIot I h e girl nereTtheleu sally sallyboldly ailyii llr llrt
ii boldly t > itaiUllcd that they th can in inirici intYItt
irici 11 r rttn Hne ltn and influence a roomful roomfulmdrppntienl roomlulf
1 f mdrppntienl n < irpnd nl factory worker workerh workrehq
h hq rim vcnturra nlll to run counter to toi toft I
11 i c gypI Pl I of th twentieth t Iifotb century that thatrlanln thatmlln thatanInens
rlanln anInens mlln e i la above boT gndlin gntlines M In itamoat itamoatiTrd It its moet moetl1rd mosted I
iTrd ed doipn the th noc nrtity ity for purity in inill InIk inilk
ill Ik < hh h y Propl p are ar becoming becomingf
P little lift If too vqueamtab about dirt and they theyrt tbe tbeot
all rt better n r concll IIf thtnelrea to the thebiding theII thesbidin
II sbidin biding bid III it truth of th tha old proverb aa 5 to totli I III Ithe
tli II the < peck thai wn w ft iinut all eat In the th enure enurerl cnunfUr
rl fUr lifetmi lif lim Kvrti WI1I if wiv fto multiply multiplyif Inultlpl1IfIJOOCtono multiplyItIOre
if IfIJOOCtono l ctoni until thy l har r the same sam pro prorr prorortinu prornrliot
rr rortinu > rtion to th m intopN1ffl prctrd a all corporal corpomli I
It u1 i to I private in Frederick the lb Great Greatrtnr G Greatsimny ta taann
ann simny rtnr we weshall hall not nOIOII ecupf > > Ihi this unpleaaant unpleaaantrift unphaaantiwcssily
rift n iwcssily aaly ity Milk would < l be the price priocnf
nf champagne if everythinR llhlnlt that any anyn anyme ny nynit
nit > n i call a nere necesasry ry precaution were wereto w wereto re
to be taken tk The Th moat mc > > t practical doctor doctorI
I ever vel knew kn Mid Th The secret of health U Ub Iup
b p strong trtlCoush enough to kill your own ow germ germthere alrMhre genrnsI
there I I Is a lot of o nenee in than th thIt paper paperNit paperstIt
Nit they call for good nOd sense n too on the theadera lheall theader
adera all < ll > part If he would apply it itF Itr Itr
r t Aehe eiimaam h aam Among the th rtttplnaa rtttplnaaThe rnTh
The Th charm of naturalnea wilt 11 rxt found foundm
m n A Womana Impressions n of the Philip Philiprtne Philiprtn PhiliprmnPs
rtne by Mary 11 H I F Pc e fl A C McClum McClumnd
and nd Company and the th unpretentious unpreteatiouinarrative unpreteetlouaurrath unpretentiousnarrative
narrative of personal experience will willirjeerouch willJCJle willxcisertuch
irjeerouch JCJle much that thatletrirlal ia trivial and immaterial immaterialTh
Th author went to the Philippine PbllippiaMlchfl aa aateacher a ateacher
teacher she he was the th flrtt woman teacherthat teacher tacherhat teaeherthat
that bad been seen In the town where bere ah ahmt aIiIatlonld she shea
mt a stationed and where apparently apparentlyh
h stayed Hh tell about abouther her journey journeycroea Joumeacra Journeyscrosu
croea the Pacific at t some length and anddwpUa ad adrtUa
rtUa > 1 < reUa on many unimportant incident incidentHit
Hit It her Invariable good nature the therheerfulne Ih IhrhrlulMH therhrfulnesa
rheerfulne with which she h accept accepttnconvrniencea aecptnronnDllOtN acceptmaronveniences
tnconvrniencea aad hardship and ad the therlurk therluck therick
rick with Ith which he ah faces danger will willmakn willak willnake
makn ak the reader pus over these tb thing thingnd tblnpand thingsod
and nd follow he h with fth interact interactH lattlMtUr InterestIlr
H Ur r olvervationa on the people among amongn amongwhom monehnm
whom n m abe h dwelt are ahrewd h wd and sensible efilblcnd Ibll Ibllnrl
nd me ftl ndesrwlngofattefltloo d < nrlng of attention Ktae Hb may maymistaken 11M 11Mt maymLitaken
t mistaken in aome thing aa she h readily readilyirlmita readilyqImIt dll dllImil
irlmita Imil but > be b aurted with the th right rightrtr
rtr 01 f h bf fnoked on hr charge char < < and their theirr th r rf
r e pl ple a human being ahA h studied tudi d their theirp theirlljariti theirNlIiritien
p NlIiritien iiliaritie and nti mharacterieUca charact rUUc IIlN and nd the thegeneralization tbelDeralizaliona theneralizalions
generalization abe draw are helpful helpfulr
fr r thOM > who h hare ha to deal with Ib the theIninon Iheno thec
c Ininon no She Sb be how ahDwa where dirTerence dirTerenceth ditr ditrtb
> th the point of view Ie i likely to cane caiuetiUon tallHI canefvtjon
tiUon I tion She tells t ht what she b haa ha to tell tellT
T f > chatty buntoroua way 11 ia i never neverenwtic neTfrataatic nYernsatIc
enwtic and whit ahe ub he Ia far from fromullzmg fromlIzIDC fromtlIzmng
ullzmg our little Ii brows bro brother she aheirHkj sheIr4kS be beio
irHkj io him oat to tl be by no mean zu a bad badteluw tJdf badblw
teluw ven f if beonnnot beooarartod ooaer Mllato Mllatoblltt intowhite into iatewhete
white man in a twinkling twll liac There 111 111u ia a aUK atane
UK u lo tane before ef the th ravrioaa rule van vanme CSDIn canIn
me In to I U the Ih right turn t1IIDth t1IIDthtmerltaa there theretmerttin tbernIkUI
tmerttin Kark at atmrla1 Hi Wcseten Wcsetenrrrrcr Mima Mimairrrict3
irrrict3 house 11011 Building Bul1dl C hi ia1tIJIin Maaaiaa Maaaiaain M Mir1 > >
ir1 in KUCKIO a new book to b be pubUhri pubUhrit ru of
0 t > iile It II an Account < < OLIOt of the sort of ofnuJ tb tbricoji shrao
ricoji relief IId nxpediUon after t tMU
MU 0 earthquake lot bunr ynur ynurimrty r n
4 imrty 11 alone reeled lM lMe 1 1hotel dJE dJEr
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nmtery mI a Uborctorio and two i in arAeoIL l5 l5I
n 1 II WM M > UrCttm 1IrC 1IrCIHV i iLIFE a aLIFE
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LIFE AN ANJ A AD T eF eFR eF1Ir F FRICHAKD FRICHARD
RICHARD R MAN5PTEL MAN5PTELM
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oUter et town Th The work workal was punuwd punuwdal
al tb the rate of nftfa cottage built for fotry rorftJ forevery
every ftJ ry day da the u American party partytbere spent spentthe pra1th
th tbere the f lnclMliiiC Inchdims Runtl sundays holidays and aedtiara udya anddays
tiara ya of rain The f1j > book U wrItten bj bjlieiil b beomn byIhmittensutCnrnnsnJr
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Mr Ir U Meredith r lilU Vwholaoa i4bI11ao1ICOIy story of ofloOn Tin Tintank Tbslorml
tank loOn of r lUch l ontloo > e Iton Doubladar DoubladarIag Doubhtdllt toiibledayage
Iag age A Company t mlc > any haa ha ba rl ded UyeU IBreachlac In InracIDC inreaching
reaching ua but w we do not mlatl since ataaU alaoeIt
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WA W bar ba foiinU it I Utamwtlfl to rad radabout rtIIIdbout readabout
about thro lb IMttahor paopla Col Cral Cralbill Craig
bill hIili children hU son Warn W and ad hli hlirUufbter blcWlllbter hidAughter
rUufbter Mrs II John McCandtaaa I BUIr BUIrwr IMIrwere WmIrwere
were wr cl clenr T tbla la 1 a abundantly shown rtotrabr shownby 0118 0118by
by th the ccawaaUo at dlantr dianerik ta e dinner diaawat dl dlat I
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at ifbicb blcll tit the CttUmri aaaoaacvd that thait thathe thatbe
he wall ColD to resrnr marrragin apl a Th daup dauptar
t tar r especially p peeIlI eaUr prodded her father rerj rerjUndoubtedly Tf1f7amwlacly vetyamulngly
amwlacly amwlaclyUadoubdl amulnglyUndoubtedly
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opinion of blBM bIIIeoald lfOoahand iron lroeIb w were werethe n ntb
tb the matters that bad made blot rich ricbbtit riebbut richbut
but he b coa consented nUd to Irt Idhl hi intellect rang raapb raarebe70all rangbyoad
b be70all yo d tb then M aadCMar and ad ny matters were wrntb wcoretb weretb
tb > objaota of his generous concern H Hwa IIt Hwas
wa thoroitKlr t wiHte wUng C to b be of public publicTalua publlotu publicvalti
Talua tu lord 10 to attract and adrfaw ad adplaued iraiplaaaed was waspisseed
plaaaed to be Intarriaired for the tit titpent B news newsPP nt ntpaper
paper PP pent Ill 11 His auperlor naaaer IB may ma hart hartfceea ha halilU hairhen
hen a little wearing flUiabut but bla hi son oughtnot ought otllhtBot oughtnot
not fo hair ha bated hias hlmcfl1lllat crtalaly ought oughtnot OUI OUIaot oughtnot
not to bare ba attempted aueh a wicked wlokwlptiambmeat wlokedIXllllahmdt wickedpunishment
ptiambmeat of bto hi father aa a to make It love lorIn loveto lovet <
In t the Ih Colonels BMW 11 yousa wife Ol Olcotira orCOUIM OfCotires
cotira there was a kink la Wayaca WaJ1l na nature oat naturn ¬
turn t ure he was a a drunkard cirulli ka nt and Bd ci given ivn nn tcbebariBK to tobehulac tobehaving
behaving bin himself U scandalously ercr ercrBOW every PTcryow everynow
BOW ow and then H lie wan not drak how bowTer hower however
ever when be b led hi hUt pretty and he hewildered hfIwlldfted beW11dId
wildered stepmother at the RiwediN RI RosdiIeCountry RiwediNCountry
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the bottla of RodatepM > Ul whk whky whkyn y yan <
an n exhibition that the atorr call a bit bitofbrarado bitorbratlo bitofbravado
ofbrarado Mr Cralchill bail olTvrrd olTvrrdto
to aelr the lb rattle in order to keep It Itrrom itfrom I Ifrom
from him t m but be b told her to let it a loon sloanH loonH IOBIIflitid
H filled the tb whiskey whisk ajlaaea full and aadbrimmed IIBdbrimmeel andbrimmed
brimmed the tbtlr th water gIneaca la e with the tlleUqnor tlleUqnorWhOM liquor liquorwho liquorwhoan
who WhOM odor nipped tb tbe air II keenly Then Thenb Thtbe Thenbe
b be aet the bottle down and nd folded hie hiearm hiearm hi hiarmL
armL arm Pr PM4QU Presently ttly to the dIsturbed Mr MrCralghill MrsCrsighItl ra raClalblll
Cralghill fldle mid he Ii every eT drop dropof
of Hood In me e I alt for thnt atuBJ stu lull I know knoworery kowelJ knowevery
every elJ eenaatloait Uo lt would give 1 me and andthree aadthnofo andthree
three rooathn ago en I would bar h given c1 my myimmortal myImmortal myimmortal
immortal soul for a spoonful hut Im Imjuet 111Ijuat Immat
mat a car from it as though it were werelocked wetellocked I Ilocked
locked up behind steel 1 door No n power poweroa
oa earth rtb could rank m InfO touch a drop dropWith dropWith dropWish
With that b be kissed her h It waa deliber deliberate ¬
at ate wickMtaeM wlCkld a carefully considered ooaaiderrdplan ooaaIdPlldplaa consideredplan
plan to t ti injure the Colonel C > 10111 who waa away awayin
in Boatoa II us wa about to kim her heragain brapm hergmn
again when wh happily Jean Morley the theyoung theyp theyoung
yp young nC artlu who wa fleein fleeing through throughtboaaowatnrm throuabI
lbs tboaaowatnrm aaowatnrm pur pursued > j d by b her divorced dtroroedhusband dlolOfdhusbaDd divorcedhusband
husband Jo J Joe 008 Denny one neeea a famoua famouabaseball ftmoutsbasebit
baseball pitcher pltl = bltr but at thl this period periodWayne pniodam periodWayne
Wayne am faithful ra It hful attendant and nd chauffeur chauffeurtaceaded cbAu ohaugeurlascended < < eur eurUCfItIded
ascended the tb rlubbouan piaua stumbling atirmbUngand unnbhneADd
and aobbinf and beat urgently upon thedoor thedoor the thedoor
door doorThe
doorThe The Th atory pictures vividly Iridl and well wellthe wallthe n nthe
the abundant a undanl storm and stress that t = t Wayne Waynnnnd WayneADd Wayneand
ADd Jean and Adelaide ittald and the Colonel Coloneland Colon1and Coloneland
and Jo Joe Denny Denn were called upon to en enBounter MIoountft encounter
counter Wayne a1ll experience esperi with ilh the thegood thegood
good 000 monks in the tb Virginia mountain mouatawI
I is 1 full of Interest and ao I is hi eiperi eiperiroc xperlflee
roc flee af n laborer r at t the coal mine Jo Jodeath Joedeath jodeath i
death in the mine waa end but heroic heroicind bernloADd bomband
ADd seemingly neceaaary n Old Walsh Wakhthe WaJsbtbe Walshthe I
the Colonel Colo chief bookkeeper la Ien Iendmlrabl I an anidmirabt anadmirabla
idmirabt figure it I ia 1 a great xirpri xirprihat mtptisthat rprise rprisethat
that he b furnishes at t the thlat thlattIIeriIII1Nt but butReek kitNeeIa
Reek an n < trlteKlrl ert t glttI Matter MatterTh MailerThe IaU IaUTh
Th The Karl rle l ltnlM otnrea at the Pacific Theo Theoloxiral ThOIlo Theelogical
Ilo logical 1 Hemlnary In VT were given by byFranci b bFrancia byFrancis
Francis Oreenwood n oOO Peabody rflatOO profe prolr prolrof proemorof aor aorof
of l hriatan ° moraa moral in Harvard nI Univer Univerity Unlrait University
ity ait The lecture lectu hare now been recast recaatand nocaatand recastand
and published puhU ed under the tile of Th The Ap Approach Approach Appreach ¬
proach to the florial al Qiieatlnn < Ma Mamillnn Maemnillans I Imlllanat
millnn Prof Peabody contend that thatthe Ibatthe thatthe
the problem of advancing adT nc the state e atfl of ofaocial ofaoci1 ofencial
aocial well being I la not eacentially tllly tlllynomic eco economic seenotnie ¬
nomic but moral Indeed tabor refu refuto m mto refuses refusesto
to accept philanthropy in th lbs form of ofproject ofproject ofprojects
project derived by b employer for th thbenefit 1M 1MtMnllftt thebenefIt
benefit of worldngmen such a profit proAteuarinx profita protsanlnt
euarinx a arinc tad providona for bouang edu education eduratlon eduristjon ¬
cation recreation rec tlon and aanitation It de demand eMm1ia dsmanda ¬
mand the tllne thing thin or their equivalent equivalenta
as a a matter of immure The Th reaction reactionwhich reactionwhiib lIon lIonwl
which wl lb i is observed in all n countries against agalnttweltar againstweiikre calntWI
weltar WI work la I evidence that the lb unreal unrealamonc WItamoq unrestmong
amonc wage earner t Is Inspired by b ethi ethical ethical ethiCa ¬
Ca cal motive motl by nw n Ideal of liberty of ofdf ofaeIdIJtlletI ofaepIfdirectloe
aeIdIJtlletI df direction II and or moral progresTh progress pJO1MTta
Th motive are tb the same N Prof Peabody Peabodyargue Peabodyarcuea Peabodyargues
argue aa those tl1 wl which h la other othertJou genera generation generat4on ¬
tion found fOUll fo expraaaioa in religious aioua de derotion d doUoa devotice
rotion tfeaee lre fM > industrial reform must h hought be belIOuPt hesought
ought through a rsaiaac re ataee of practical practicalreUclon pracUoaireUBfOD practlcajreligion
religion Prof Ieaborlya I NbodJ book I la a achol acholirly aeholul eholarty
arty ul pl pies on behalf b all of church xtena4oa eztenoawork xtena4oawork steuloawork
workAmong work workAmoac
Among mOBC the popular book on socialism aociaKamthat aocIaH aocIaHthat socialismthat
that have ba atpeared as recently th that moat in int IDaacl inleteatIng
leteatIng t r tln and perhap r < < baJIG also the th moat In Initructlv InatrucU Instructure
structure la I Men f v vs the Man 1 Henry fRNrTHolt iffenryliolt HenryHoH
Holt and lid Company It I i Ii made de up of 0 a aleriea ariM aseries
series riM of letter Iu between Robert Rive RiveMonte IU IUI fivesL
I L Monte oat editor of the CaU aad Henry Henrylx DenIJloul HenryIouis
loul lx > ui Menekee of the lb Baltimore Sun SunRoth SmRolh SignRoth
Roth writer writ have atroag conviction co81ictlouwlJlll ar arwell atwell
well informed and lid command a readable readableityle rNciablet1Ie readablestyle
style The on ODe being baoI a Socialist and ad tb tbther the theothr theother
other > an IndividuallM l their correapon correaponlene co codenre ccrreendenre
denre provide a fair statement of the theirgument tII tIIraumnt b bargument
argument on either side aid of a vexed vexedMucii vexedquestflhi xld xldquestIon
questIon questIonIudl questflhiMuch
Much valuable knowledge of socIal eoclalx lIOCialcoDClltl socIalcoaditiona
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of practfaal charity dtarlt How Ho to Help HelpOaaerataaM HlelPaeinIlian
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too Mimin Y frln Company by Prof WillIAm WlltlnmCarl WillIAmCarl WillIamCarl
Carl Kuedlgor of th the Teacher College Collegeof
of th the George 080 Washington W ablnon University Unlveraltygive UnlYtreltyIn
give In an unusually clear and Dd readable readableszpesitica rednbleapltc dtble dtbleItca
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that enter Into the teaching proceaTb process preu preuTh processTb
Tb author dincticur dl the e leading dlne tenden tendenclea tendenci
clea ci in modern educational thought and andubmlta andtbelll andsubmits
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rations with a full statement of bit bitTh hienIUOH hisreasons
reasons nIUOHn reasonsThe
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perUaent to psychological laboratorIes Uboratorieihav I
have bee ctudled atud with referano to totheir tobear totheir
their bearing bear on educational methods methodiby
by b Dr Felix Arnold whooo book on onAttention onUUOD onAtteation
Attention and Interest Uaanlllana 11oIacmnlaawill Uaanlllanawill
will b be found of great t value Iue to teachers teachenla tMh tMhla
la planning an effective lfttCtl curriculum and andproper andproper nd ndproper
proper classroom methods aaethodJohn methodsJohn eUtoclaJoh
John Parson In n Each for All and Al Alfor Allfor All Allfor
for Each th the Bturgl A Walton Com Company ComPHY Cornpany ¬
pany tafce ta a cheerful view of th u poal poaltien poelUen positiosm
tien of th the Individual in modem mocIen1l1OClety mocIen1l1OCletyZYWJ socIety socIetyfiery ocictyEvery
Every social morrement he argue argueeriajn arguessprings rcupsfrom
springs from an individual Initiative Initiativeaad inlUatlvoand 0 0ad
and ad th the meaaa for propagating mitts Initiative Inltletl mittsfives ¬
fives tl have ha been multiplied by b the ad advance artof advance ¬
vance of civIlizatIon Mr fr Para con conMqueatly conssquntly CI1 CI1aaqueatly
Mqueatly baa II no aympathy with the thegloomy Ih thgloomy
< gloomy < 1 philosophy of the tt theberu hero of Lockaley LockaleyHaH LockaleyXkll
HaH H H who declared that the Individual Individualwither Il1dlldualwllhne Imidividualwithers
wither sad th the world I is more and n1 more moreHaattac moreRMtI moreHastIng
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It I Ia aa extremely entertaining hook hookthat hooklhat hookthat
that Mr II Frank RberTBan Mlen aa Peer baa written writtenin I
in Th Hunting lIuntl Field Id with liars and andHound and1 and1Iiouad nd I I1I0UGd
Hound Mitchell Keanerler He coven coventh coversthe
th the around by retaliate relatJ c personal expen expeneacea xpeni xpeninoes I Ieea
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and ad France Fra and nd make hi his in information informationsubordinate format Ion Ionubonllnat
subordinate to tb the adventure fIIture In hand handHi handIIi handHi
Hi chapter chap are therefore separate aeparateepiaodea Hf1IAraleGlpIaodN separateepisodes
episodes of hunting in the tb North ortb In inSouth the theSouth theI theBouth I
South in the th Went and nd In Canada in theOOUTM the 1b4tcoune thecouree
OOUTM of which all the th noted club and andpack andpacks DlI DlIpaeka
pack are described aDd tb the quarry I Inot inot is isnot
not only 0111 the tb fox but also Iao the tb jackrabllt jackrablltand
and ad th the coyote coyoteIn COot COotIn
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Beivoir oir foxhound th the Quoro the King Kingbuckhound KlntthutkhOUlKla Kingtuckhounds
buckhound lord Rothwhlld1 stag rtaghouad staghound tachou
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the otter oUernd and be b follows the beagle beagleD IIIN
i D US triM fox hunting In Ireland and nd Scot Scotland Scotland ot otlaud I
land too In France he h hunt the stag stagand tug tugaad ICaad
aad tb the wild boar With all the fashion fashionable fashionable ¬
able form of port he i Ie familiar The Theaccount Theaoeouatare Theaccounts
account aoeouatare ar are lively 111 enough to Interest the thegeneral thegreemt
general eral reader ft3d < ll aa well 1 as a the Ih nporlKinan nporlKinanThe I
The book make a handsome quarto quartobeautifully quartobeauUfuUy quartohsuUtully
beautifully printed and i Is illustrated illiwtratnlwith 1IIlrallWtWIth illustratedwith
with colored picture lcturN l hy > y Julian InRernoll InRernollChamberiatn InltrtIOlItham IngersollChamberlain
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