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Excerpt from The American Educator, Vol. 6 of 8: Completely Remodelled and Rewritten From Original Text of the New Practical Reference Library, With New Plans and Additional MaterialNone of the fine arts has done more to develop in man the love of beauty than has painting, which Ruskin called a noble and expressive language.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenb...

Excerpt from The American Educator, Vol. 4 of 8: Completely Remodelled and Rewritten From Original Text of the New Practical Reference Library, With New Plans and Additional MaterialIt is not necessary to use dressed lumber from the mill for this apparatus, except for the bars. If mill-cut lumber is used, it should be undressed, and if round is used, it should be left with the bark on it, to protect it from the weather. If the timbers, except ...

Excerpt from The American Educator, Vol. 5 of 8: Completely Remodelled and Rewritten From Original Text of the New Practical Library, With New Plans and Additional MaterialLivius, the common designation of Livius Andronicus (about 290-about 205 B. Was the earliest epic and dramatic Roman poet of note. By birth he was a Greek, but he became a prisoner in the Taren tine wars, and Pyrrhus carried him to Rome. He was sold as a slave to a man named...

Excerpt from The American Educator, Vol. 1 of 8: Completely Remodelled and Rewritten From Original Text of the New Practical Reference Library, With New Plans and Additional MaterialTo make the work convenient in use, the long articles have been divided by conspicuous subheads. Moreover, the greatest care has been taken to arrange material under the most common and appropriate headings, in other words, to place it in the spot where it will be ...

Excerpt from Guide to the Foundation Desk: An Inspirational Device for ChildrenIt is an educational maxim that we learn to do by doing. The foundation desk sets children to work at delightful tasks and directs them so tactfully that what might otherwise be considered as work becomes in a large sense play. The exercises have been selected with great care, our aim has been to get an instant response from the Child heart and mind to those things ...

Excerpt from The American Educator, Vol. 8 of 8: Completely Remodelled and Rewritten From Original Text of the New Practical Reference Library, With New Plans and Additional MaterialChanges D'uring the World War. Early in the World War the British annexed the island of Cyprus, and in 1915 declared Egypt a British protectorate. In 1916 the people of Hedjaz, a narrow strip of terri tory in Arabia, bordering on the Red Sea, revolted and set up an...

Excerpt from Guide to the Foundation Desk: An Inspirational Device for ChildrenIt is an educational maxim that we learn to do by doing. The foundation desk sets children to work at delightful tasks and directs them so tactfully that what might otherwise be considered as work becomes in a large sense play. The exercises have been selected with great care, our aim has been to get an instant response from the Child heart and mind to those things ...

Excerpt from The American Educator, Vol. 5 of 8: Completely Remodelled and Rewritten From Original Text of the New Practical Library, With New Plans and Additional MaterialLivius, the common designation of Livius Andronicus (about 290-about 205 B. Was the earliest epic and dramatic Roman poet of note. By birth he was a Greek, but he became a prisoner in the Taren tine wars, and Pyrrhus carried him to Rome. He was sold as a slave to a man named...

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Excerpt from The American Educator, Vol. 1 of 8: Completely Remodelled and Rewritten From Original Text of the New Practical Reference Library, With New Plans and Additional MaterialTo make the work convenient in use, the long articles have been divided by conspicuous subheads. Moreover, the greatest care has been taken to arrange material under the most common and appropriate headings, in other words, to place it in the spot where it will be ...

Keine Beschreibung.

Excerpt from The American Educator, Vol. 8 of 8: Completely Remodelled and Rewritten From Original Text of the New Practical Reference Library, With New Plans and Additional MaterialChanges D'uring the World War. Early in the World War the British annexed the island of Cyprus, and in 1915 declared Egypt a British protectorate. In 1916 the people of Hedjaz, a narrow strip of terri tory in Arabia, bordering on the Red Sea, revolted and set up an...