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THE INTERNATIONAL EDUCATIONAL SERIES* 



MONTAIGNE'S 

 THE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN. 



Selected, Translated, and Annotated by L. E. RECTOR, Ph. D. izmo. Cloth, $1.00. 



Notwithstanding that it is more than three hundred years since Montaigne published the precepts 

 which, selected from his writings, are here translated, it may without fear of contradiction be asserted 

 that they have never been superseded or even improved upon by more modern writers, and that no more 

 valuable work on the subject can be placed in the hands of guardians, teachers, or parents. Montaigne 

 himself was from childhood educated with the greatest care, and no subject ever seems to have claimed 

 precedence in his mind to that of the education of children. 



THE SECONDARY SCHOOL SYSTEM 

 OF GERMANY. 



By FREDERICK E. BOLTON. I2mo. Cloth, $1.50. 



" It was with pleasure that I availed myself of the opportunity while in Germany to personally visit 

 and study the different forms of schools comprised in the educational system. I witnessed recitations in 

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 fairly adequate personal acquaintance with organization and methods of instruction. In addition to this 

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 attempted in the following pages to describe one section of the system, viz., the secondary schools. An 

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 operandi of the schools. An important feature of the book, and one which ought to prove helpful by 

 comparison with the status in our own country, is the consideration of the qualifications, training, and 

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