Library of Congress. Clay industries. Pottery. Glass — Continued. 785
Periodicals and societies. Periodicals on glass alone, see TP 845. 787
Exhibitions, Museums, etc. 789 Directories. 790 Collected works. History. 791
General. 792 Ancient. 793 Medieval. 794 Modern. Country divisions. 797
America. 798 United States. 799 States, A-W. 800 Cities, A-Z. 801 Canada. 802
Other American, A-Z. 803 European countries, A-Z. 804 Other countries, A-Z.
Biography. 805 General.
There is a well-marked tendency among school administrators to consider
grades one to six, inclusive, as constituting the elementary school and to
consider the secondary school period as commencing with the seventh grade
and extending through ... III) of this chapter, and in Chapter XII (Mathematics in
Experimental Schools) of the complete report there will be found detailed outlines
giving the order of presentation and time allotments in actual operation in schools
of various types.
RAYMOND wells LAKE FOREst college the existence of human instincts in any
proper sense of the term, I propose to attempt a brief review of the instinct theory,
with special reference to its meaning and value for social psychology. My own ...
(and others). Boston, Retail Shoe Salesmen's Institute, 1920. 197 p. Harris, E. P.,
and others. Cooperation, the Hope of the Consumer, by E. P. Harris, E. S. Wiers
and Florence Harris. New York, Macmillan Co., 1918. 328 p. Harvard University.
The books to which I am most indebted are G. H. Hardy's Pure Mathematics, on
critical points, and the treatises ... The data used and methods described in the
chapter on physical chemistry are based on the classic work of J. H. Van 't Hoff, ...
