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Froebel (F.) Education of man Gane (D. M.) Building of the intellect; or, the amenities of a cultured mind. D811, D 812 NOTE Gives a summary of views on the subject of education and aims to distinguish between the respective foundations of character and scholarship, and in so far as they are antagonistic, to determine the method of education that best contributes to the growth and vitality of each. The author presents his book as a philosophical view of education.

Gill(J.)Introductory text book to school edu

cation, method and school management. D 920 Treatise on principles, aims, and instruments of primary education.

Gladman (F. J.) School work: control and teaching, organization and principles of education ...

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Organisation, discipline, and moral training; together with a general view of the work of education, and some account of the intellectual faculties from the teacher's point of view.

Laurie (S. S., Prof.) Institutes of education. D 819 NOTE-Deals with the philosophy of method. Sets out the fundamental principles which exhibit the nature and growth of mind. This work is a practical application of the author's "Metaphysica" and "Ethica." Locke (J.) Some thoughts concerning education ... D 8, D 821 NOTE-The substance of some letters written from Holland in 1684 to his friend Edward Clarke.

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Milton (J.) Tractate on education [A facsimile reprint from the edition of 1673]. D 823

NOTE-Sketches out a model of public colleges wherein the teaching should be more comprehensive, more liberal and more accommodated to what the author deems the great aim of education.

Payne (W. H., Prof.) Contributions to the

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science of education Prince (J. J.) School management and method, in theory and practice...

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A manual for teachers, students and others intending to sit for government certificates, or at scholarship exams.

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Rein (W., Prof.) Outlines of pedagogics... D 886

NOTE-Account of the Herbartian system; with a bibliography.

Richter (J. P. F.) Levana; or, the doctrine

of education NOTE-Mainly philosophical, dealing with the importance, spirit, and principle of education, physical education,

D 828

NOTE-Ideas on the nursing of infants, the rearing of children, and the education of youth which led to Rousseau's exile from France. Points out the defects of nursery methods and the schoolroom, and urges a more natural method of training and developing the physical, mental, and moral faculties.

Sproat (G. M.) Education of the rural poor. D 834

NOTE Considers the duties of parents; the action of the church; the neglect of landowners and the position of, and demand on, tenant farmers in the matter of education of the rural poor. Gives a survey of the duties of a government; the extent of the educational deficiency; the education received in government-aided schools; and the cost. Discusses the religious question and suggests remedies for the evils existing in 1870.

Egypt-continued.

Thornbury (W.) Criss-cross journeys, vol. 2. M 110

CONTENTS My Nile-boat. St. George and the dragoman.
Homeward bound and outward bound. Latest from the
Pyramids. Public dinner in a tomb. Cairo donkey-boys.

Tirard (H. M., and N.) Sketches from a Nile

steamer for the use of travellers in Egypt. M 922 NOTE -Exploration in Egypt in 1889-90, visiting Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, Elephantine island, Philæ, Abu-Simbel, Karnak, Thebes, etc.

Warburton (E.) Crescent and the cross M 924

Travel in Syria, Palestine and Egypt, in 1843.

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NOTE An abridgment of the author's work published in 1837. Contains a statement of the results of excavation and researches between the years 1821-53 conducted by the author and others; with a representation of the manners and customs of the ancient Egyptians. ALSO LOOK UNDER Nile, The.

Geography.

Strabo. Geography, vol. 3...

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Birch (S., LL.D.) Egypt [to B.C. 300]
Brugsch-Bey(H.) Egypt under the Pharaohs. M 1324

NOTE--The object has been to bring together the results
of all modern researches of monumental remains. In the
appendix "The exodus of Egyptian monuments," the
author shows the light brought to bear on the scriptural
account by monumental inscriptions.

Budge (E. A. W.) Dwellers on the Nile ... M 1325
The life, literature, history, and customs of the ancient
Egyptians.

Dawson (Sir J. W., LL.D.) Egypt and Syria. C 166
Their physical features in relation to Bible history.

Mahaffy(J.P., D.D.) Empire of the Ptolemies.

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NOTE Traces the history from the time of Abraham to Ahab, king of Israel, and describes the Egyptians, Babylonians, Elamites, and Syrians, as well as all the neighbouring nations and peoples. Is a sequel to "Dawn of civilization."

Petrie (W. M. F., and others) History of Egypt. 6 v.

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Cory (I. P.) Ancient fragments of the Phonician, Carthaginian, Babylonian, Egyptian, and other authors; edited by Hodges. K 2101 Egyptian princess. By Ebers (G.). 2 v. F 2644 Egyptian Soudan.

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Robertson (J. M.) Eight hours question ... D 343

NOTE--A criticism from the standpoint of the old English radicalism of the proposal to apply an Act of Parliament to shorten the hours of labour. The author agrees, however, with the suggestion that all government employés, railway servants, and those employed in industries of the nature of a monopoly, should be subjected to this restriction.

Schäffle (A., DR.) Theory and policy of

labour protection; edited by Morant ... D 344

NOTE -Affords information on the question of the maximum working day in general, and the eight hours day in particular.

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F 8581 Eight years in Ceylon. By Baker (Sir S.W.)... M 820 "1812" Napoleon I. in Russia. By Verestchagin

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FOR NOTE. LOOK UNDER Russia-History. Eighteenth century essays; selected and anno

tated, by Dobson (A.)

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Eighteenth century vignettes. By Dobson (A.).

3 series

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Eighty-seven. By Pansy

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'83 to '87 in the Soudan. By Wylde (A.B.). 2 v. M 930 Eiloart (Mrs. Elizabeth) Works:

Boy with an idea

Boys of Beechwood

Cris Fairlie's boyhood

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Ernie Elton at school

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F 2693 Tom Dunstone's troubles ... F 2696
F 2694 Young squire
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Eimer (G. H. Theodor, Prof.) Organic evolu-
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Ein Sommertag. Von Rothenburg (A. von).
[In German].
Ein wort. Von Ebers(G.). [In German].K 1098, K 1099
Einer vom Hause Leso. Von Spyri (J.). [In

German].

K 1173 Eissler (M.) Metallurgy of argentiferous lead. H 946

-Metallurgy of gold...

-Metallurgy of silver.

Treatise on the amalgamation, roasting, and lixiviation of silver ores.

Elasticity:

Kelvin (Lord) Elasticity and heat...

Articles contributed to the " Encyclopædia Britannica." Elbe (N. von) Dornröschen. [In German]..... K 1102 Elborne (William) Laboratory course of pharmacy and materia medica Elbow-room. By Adeler (Max)

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Eleanora of Castile, Queen of Edward I. In
Strickland's Queens of England, vol. 1
Eleanor. By Ward (Mrs. H.)
Eleanor Lambert. By Brooke (M.).......
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Elect lady. By MacDonald (G.)

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Tunzelmann (G. W. de, Prof.) Electricity
in modern life
H 435, H 436
NOTE-Sketch of what is known about electricity and
magnetism, the more prominent modern applications, and
the principles on which they are based.

ALSO LOOK UNDER Electricity-Engineering. Electricity-
Lighting. Electro-plating. Telegraphy.
Diamagnetism.

Tyndall (J.,Prof.) Researches on diamagnet-
ism and magne-crystallic action; includ-
ing the question of diamagnetic polarity. G 598
Engineering.

Allsop (F. C.) Practical electric-light fitting. H 425

Treatise on the wiring and fitting-up of buildings deriving current from central station mains, and the laying down of private installations. Intended specially for the fitter. Contains a chapter on fire office rules and regulations for electric light installations.

Atkinson (P.) Electric transformation of power