Papworth, W. A. Art education. pp. 26. London, 1889.

Partridge, William 0. Art for America. pp. 192. Roberts: Boston, 1894.

Contents: The true education and the false; an American school of sculpture; the outlook for sculpture in America; manhood in art; relation of the drama to education; Göthe as a dramatist.

Radcliffe, A. G. pleton: N.

Schools and masters of sculpture. pp. 593. Ap-
Y., 1894.

Sparkes, J. C. L. Schools of art: origin, history, work, influence. pp. 152. Clowes: London, 1884.

Taylor, Edward R. Art teaching and understanding. Leek Press: London, 1893.

Urbino, Mrs. S. The princes of art: engravers, painters, sculptors, and architects. pp. 340. Lee: Boston, 1886.

Wornum, Ralph N.

styles. pp. 190.

Analysis of ornament: the characteristics of
London, 1882.

2. Music.

Bach, A. B. Musical education and vocal culture.

wood: Edinburgh, 1883.

pp. 272. Black

Bernhardt, J. W. Music and mind and musical physics. pp. 56. Chappell: London [1878].

Ella, John. Lectures on dramatic music, and musical education abroad and at home. pp. 41. Ridgway: London, 1872.

Elson, L. C. The realm of music; a series of musical essays, chiefly historical and educational. pp. 314. Boston, 1892.

Fay, Amy. Music study in Germany. pp. 328.

Fisher, Henry. The musical profession. pp. 358.

London, 1886.

London, 1888.

Henderson, W. J. The story of music. pp. 212. Longmans: London, 1889.

Keddie, Henrietta. Musical composers and their work. pp. 426. Roberts: Boston, 1875.

Marx, A. B. The music of the nineteenth century, and its culture. pp. 317. Cocks: London, 1855.

Matthew, James E. A popular history of music. pp. 319. Grevel: London, 1888.

Pratt, Waldo S. Music as a university study. Chicago, 1894.

Music in America. pp. 423. N. Y., 1883.

History of music from the Christian era to the pres-
Reeves: London, 1876.

3. Architecture.

Eidlitz, L. The nature of architecture. pp. 493. London, 1881.

Papers on education. [Institute of British architects.] pp. 84. London, 1887,

Pink, C. R. Architectural education. pp. 12. Winchester, 1886. Profession of an architect. pp. 47. London [1880].

Shaw, R. Norman, and Jackson, T. G., editors. Architecture a profession or an art. Murray: London, 1892.

Thirteen essays on the training of architects.

Ware, W. R. The instruction in architecture at the school of mines [Columbia college]. pp. 16. [N. Y., 1888.]

f. Science.

1. Technology.

Acland, A. H. D., and Smith, H. L., editors. Studies in secondary education. Percival: London, 1891.

A series of papers published under the auspices of an English association for the promotion of technical and secondary education.

Barnard, Henry. Science and art: systems, institutions, and statistics of scientific instruction, applied to national industries in different countries. Steiger: N. Y., 1872.

Brown, T. M. The educational value of engineering studies. pp. 30. [S. Bethlehem, Pa., 1895.]

Daly, Charles P. Origin and history of institutions for the promotion of the useful arts. pp. 35. Albany, 1864.

Dyer, H. Education of engineers. pp. 44. London, 1880.

Edwards, F. W. Technical education. pp. 50. London. 1885. Felkin, H. M. Technical education in Saxon towns. pp. 76. London, 1881.

Levi, L. Report on technical, industrial, and professional instruction in Italy and other countries. London, 1868.

Lockyer, J. N. Education for industrial classes. pp. 31. London, 1883.

Lowell, Augustus. Massachusetts institute of technology. pp. 24. Cambridge, Mass., 1890.

Lubbock, John. Fifty years of science. pp. 90. London, 1882.

Montague, F. C. Technical education. pp. 68. London, 1887.

Nichols, George P. Art education applied to industry. pp. 211. Harper: N. Y., 1877.

Report of the royal commissioners on technical instruction. [Commission of 1881.] Five blue books. Eyre: London, 1884.

This exhaustive report covers the whole of Europe, and is of great value. Schoenhof, J. Technical education in France. pp. 136. Wash.,

1888.

Contents: Technical education; commercial schools; art education; industrial art museums.

Spring, F. J. E. Technical education in India. pp. 77. Calcutta, 1887.

Thompson, S. P.
London, 1879.

Technical education: apprenticeship. pp. 56.

Thompson, S. P. Technical education: apprenticeship schools in France. Macmillan: London, 1881.

Teegan, Thomas H. Technical, industrial, and commercial education in France. Simpkin: London, 1892.

"An excellent work and comprehensive history of the wonderfully complete network of French technical schools, describing the systems of training teachers, and giving full and clear accounts of industrial, commercial, and agricultural education in France."-Sonnenschein.

Warren, S. D. Notes on polytechnic or scientific schools in the United States. pp. 58. Ñ. Y.

White, Andrew D.

Scientific and industrial education in the United States. pp. 24. N. Y., 1874.

Wood, De Volson, and others. Engineering education. [Published by the society for the promotion of engineering education.] pp. 342. Columbia, Mo., 1894.

Wyatt, M. D. Fine art: a sketch of its history, theory, practice, and application to industry. pp. 375. Macmillan: London, 1877.

Yeats, J. Technical, industrial and trade education. 4 vols. London, 1887.

2. Military.

Barnard, Henry. Military schools and courses of instruction in the science and art of war in France, Prussia, Austria, Russia, Sweden, Switzerland, Sardinia, England, and the United States. Steiger: N. Y., 1872.

Bellairs, Wm. The military career. Allen: London, 1890.

Carrington, H. B. Military education in American colleges. pp. 16. [Indianapolis, 1870.]

How we educate our officers. Allen: London, 1884.

James, Walter H. Military education and training. pp. 22. [Wash.,

Marshall, E. C. History of the U. S. naval academy [at Annapolis]. N. Y., 1862.

Pegram, J. C. Recollections of the United States naval academy [at Annapolis]. pp. 49. Providence, 1891.

Report of the director-general of military education on [English] army schools and libraries. [Blue book.] Eyre: London, 1877. Slade, C. G. Hints on the military training course. pp. 23. London, 1885.

Soley, J. R. Report on foreign systems of naval education. Wash., 1880.

3. Agriculture.

Aikman, C. M. Agricultural education in this country and abroad. pp. 22. Glasgow, 1889.

Lloyd, F. T. The science of agriculture. pp. 365. London, 1884. Northrop, B. G. Menticulture and agriculture; or what our schools should do for agriculture. pp. 30. New Haven, 1881.

Northrop, B. G. Tree planting and schools of forestry in Europe. pp. 79. Judd: N. Y., 1879.

Scott, C. W. Agricultural education historically considered. pp. 26. Concord, 1884.

Wallace, R. Agricultural education. pp. 23. Edinburgh, 1885. White, Andrew D. Address on agricultural education. pp. 49. Albany, 1869.

Wrightson, J. Principles of agriculture as an instructional subject. Chapman: London, 1888.

Wrightson, J. Technical instruction in agriculture. pp. 24. London, 1882.

4. Business.

Bourne, C. W. Considerations on commercial education. London, n. d.

Coutie, G. The education of boys for business. pp. 272. Philip: London, 1875.

Edwards, F. W. Commercial education, including a review of the commercial schools of the continent. pp. 33. Marples: Liverpool, 1889.

James, Edmund J. A plea for the establishment of commercial high schools. pp. 17. Phila., 1893.

James, Edmund J. Education of business men: schools of finance and economy. pp. 39. N. Y., 1892.

James, Edmund J. Education of business men in Europe. pp. 282.

N. Y., 1893.

Packard, S. A. A familiar talk on business education. pp. 31. [N. Y., 1890.]

Whitefield, E. E. School introduction to the commercial sciences. Percival: London, 1892.

Yeats, J. Commercial instruction. pp. 354. Philip: London, 1890.

XI. MANUAL TRAINING.

a. History and Theory.

Atherton, George W., and others. Report of the commission on industrial education made to the legislature of Pennsylvania. pp. 592. Myers: Harrisburg, 1889.

Ashbee, Charles R. A few chapters in workshop reconstruction and citizenship. pp. 166. Guild: London, 1894.

Balliet, Thomas M. Manual training: its educational value. pp. 18. Malden: Mass., 1896.

Banes, Charles H. Manual training and apprenticeship schools in 1890. pp. 81. Phila., 1890.

Barrows, Isabel C., editor. A conference on manual training. pp. 182. Ellis: Boston, 1891.

Batchelder, Lizzie S. A memorial on industrial schools. pp. 18. Boston, 1872.

Blake, James Vila. Manual training in education. pp. 83. Chicago, 1886.

Brabazon, Reginald. Prosperity or pauperism. pp. 342. Longmans: London, 1888.

Essays on physical, industrial, and technical training.

Brabazon, Reginald. Some national and board school reforms. pp. 143. Longmans: London, 1887.

Butler, Nicholas Murray. Arguments for manual training. pp. 39. Kellogg: N. Y., 1888.

Chapman, E. Sloyd as a factor in education.

1888.

pp. 19. London,

Franzen, J. A plea for slöjd. Translated from the Swedish by Anna Strömsten. Philip: London, 1891.

Gilman, D. C., and Belfield, H. H. A plea for the training of the hand, and manual training in the public schools. pp. 24. N. Y., 1888.