Wiltse, Sara E. A preliminary sketch of the history of child study in America. pp. 24. [Worcester, Mass., 1895.]

Wiltse, Sara E. The place of the story in early education and other essays. pp. 132. Ginn: Boston, 1892.

"A collection of sympathetic studies on songs and games, children's habits, etc., made by an intelligent interpreter of children's activities."-Earl Barnes.

Winship, Albert E., Monroe, Will S., and Stowell, Agnes. Child study. pp. 31. New Eng. Pub. Co.: Boston, 1897.

Wolfe, H. K. The color vocabulary in children. pp. 30. Lincoln, Neb.

"A study on the ability of public school children to name colors correctly when tablets were placed before them."-Earl Barnes.

XIV. MORAL EDUCATION.

a. Religious Instruction.

1. Principles and Methods.

Alden, Joseph. Text-book of ethics for schools and Bible classes. Barnes: N. Y., 1869.

Arnold, Matthew. The great prophecy of Israel's restoration. Arranged and edited for young learners. pp. xxxvi + 65. Macmillan London, 1875.

Babington, Thomas. Christian education. Hatchard: London, 1841. Babington, Thomas. A practical view of Christian education in its earliest stages. pp. 188. Cummings: Boston, 1819.

Behrends, A. J. F. What place, if any, is religion entitled to in public education? Boston, 1882.

Chase, P. E. Denominational education in the Society of Friends. pp. 41. [Jones: Boston, 1877.]

Cotton, G. E. L.

1854.

Prayers for public schools. Longmans: London,

Dewey, Julia M. How to teach manners in the schoolroom. pp. 104. Kellogg: N. Y., 1894.

Doddridge, Philip. Sermons on the religious education of children. pp. 95. Hall: Boston, 1794.

Durrell, Fletcher. A new life in education. pp. 288. Am. S. S. Union: Phila., 1894.

Dwight, Benjamin W. Higher Christian education. Barnes: N. Y., 1859.

Eliot, William G. Early religious education. pp. 128. Crosby: Boston, 1855.

Fry, Caroline. Scripture principles of education. pp. 160. Pechin: Phila., 1836.

Gill, J. Art of religious instruction. pp. 352. London, 1887.

Gregory, D. 8. Christian ethics: or the true moral manhood and life of duty. pp. 352. Eldredge: Phila., 1885.

Haskins, D. G. The Bible abridged for families and schools. pp. 415. Heath: Boston.

Jenkins, T. J. Should Christianity leaven education? pp. 178. London, 1890.

Layard, E. B. Religion in boyhood: or hints on the religious training of boys. pp. 79. Methuen: London, 1894.

Manning, H. E. Office of the church in higher education. pp. 22. London, 1885.

Peabody, Elizabeth P. Record of Mr. Alcott's school, embodying the principles and methods of moral culture. pp. 297. Roberts: Boston, 1874.

Pray, Lewis G. The history of Sunday schools and of religious education. pp. 262. Crosby: Boston, 1847.

Schouppe, F. X. Abridged course of religious instruction, apologetic, dogmatic, and moral: for use of Catholic schools and colleges. pp. 405. Burnes: London, 1889.

Spalding, J. L. Education and the higher life. pp. 210. McClurg: Chicago, 1890.

Spring, Gardiner. Hints to parents on the religious education of children. pp. 130. Taylor: N. Y., 1835.

Trimmer, Sarah. An essay on Christian education. pp. 339. Rivington: London, 1812.

Van Rensselaer, Cortlandt. Religious instruction in colleges. pp. 24. Phila., 1853.

Waterson, Robert C. Thoughts on moral and spiritual culture. pp. 302. Crosby: Boston, 1844.

Webb, A. R. A guide to Namaz: a detailed exposition of the Moslem order of ablutions and prayer, with a review of the five pillars of practice. pp. 27. Moslem Pub. Co.: Ulster Park, N. Y.

Wilderspin, S., and Terrington, T. J. A manual for the religious and moral instruction of young children in the nursery and infant school. pp. 112. Hamilton: London, 1845.

Wordsworth, Christopher. Discourses on public education. pp. 383. Rivington: London, 1844.

Treats almost entirely on religious education and maintains that the schools should be under the control of the church.

Wylde, J. Religious training of children. pp. 80. London, 1881.

2. Bible in the Schools.

Beecher, Henry Ward, and others. The Bible in the public schools. pp. 214. Schermerhorn: N. Y., 1870.

Bernays, L. J. Church in the schoolroom. Low: London, 1851.

Bland, J. P., and O'Brien, John. The public school question: Roman Catholicism and Americanism. pp. 29. Cambridge, Mass., 1880.

Brandon, J. R. A reply to Mr. Hemphill's discourse on Our public schools-shall the Lord's prayer be recited in them? pp. 20. Weiss: San Francisco, 1875.

Bruce, R. Education free from creeds. pp. 56. London, 1888. Bushnell, Horace. Common schools: a discourse on the modifications demanded by the Roman Catholics. pp. 24. Hartford, 1853.

Cheever, George B. Right of the Bible in our public schools. pp. 303. Carter: N. Y., 1854.

Clark, R. W. The question of the hour: the Bible and the school fund. pp. 127. Lee: Boston, 1870.

Cudworth, W. D. The Bible in our public schools: has it any right there? pp. 22. Mudge: Boston, 1870.

Dana, Richard Henry. The Bible in schools. pp. 59. Boston [1855]. Dorchester, Daniel. Romanism versus the public school system.

Philips: N. Y., 1888.

Durant, H. F. The Bible and our school system. pp. 29. Swett: Boston, 1859.

Durant, H. F. Defense of the use of the Bible in the public schools. pp. 43. Ticknor: Boston, 1859.

Gunn, G. W. Religion in a national system of education. Oliver: Edinburgh, 1846.

Hurlbut, E. R. A secular view of religion in the state and the Bible in the public schools. pp. 55. Munsell: Albany, 1870.

McQuaid, B. J., and Abbot, F. E. The public school question: two lectures. Boston, 1876.

Matthew, Stanley. The relation of the state to religious education. pp. 87. Clarke: Cincinnati, 1870.

Mayo, A. D. Religion in the common schools. pp. 51. Clarke: Cincinnati, 1869.

Mayo, A. D., and Vickers, Thomas. The Bible in the public schools. pp. 223. Schermerhorn: N. Y., 1870.

Mead, Edwin D.

The Roman Catholic church and the public schools. pp. 92. Boston, 1890.

Minor, John D., and others. Arguments against the use of the Bible in the public schools. pp. 177. Clarke: Cincinnati, 1870. Minor, John D., and others. The Bible in the public schools. pp. 420. Clarke: Cincinnati, 1870.

Contains the opinions and decisions of the superior court of Cincinnati, with the arguments of George Hoadley, Rufus King, Stanley Matthews, George R. Sage, William M. Ramsey, and J. B. Stallo.

Moxom, Philip S. American common schools vs. sectarian parochial schools. pp. 32. Boston [1889].

Putnam, A. P. Christianity the law of the land. pp. 39. Brooklyn, 1876.

Smith, Matthew H. The Bible, the rod, and religion in the common schools pp. 59. Redding: Boston, 1847.

Stallo, J. B.

Clarke

Stallo, J. B.

The secularization of public instruction.
Cincinnati, 1870.

pp. 51.

State creeds and their modern apostles. pp. 37. Clarke Cincinnati, 1872.

The Bible in the public schools. pp. 39. Cincinnati, 1869.

Contains a sketch of the anti-Bible movement.

Twistleton, E. T. B. Evidence as to the religious working of the common schools in Massachusetts. pp. 98. Ridgway: London, 1894.

3. Sunday Schools.

Alexander, Archibald. Suggestions in vindication of Sunday schools, but more especially for the improvement of Sunday-school books. pp. 42. Phila., 1845.

Augustine, Michael. Sunday-school manual: pictorial prayer book, with hymns specially prepared for scholars in Catholic schools. pp. 175. Catholic Pub. Co.: N. Y., 1893.

Beard, Fredrika. Kindergarten Sunday school. pp. 140. Kindergarten Literature Co.: Chicago, 1895.

Beard, Fredrika. The blackboard in the Sunday school: a practical guide. Haney: N. Y., 1877.

Belcher, Joseph. Robert Raikes: his Sunday schools and his friends. pp. 311. Phila. [1859].

Boynton, George M. The model Sunday school. pp. 175. Boston [1882].

Bullard, Asa. Fifty years with the Sabbath schools. pp. 336. Lockwood: Boston, 1876.

Candler, W. A. The history of Sunday schools. pp. 149. Phillips:

N. Y.,

1880.

Channing, W. E. The Sunday school. pp. 34. Munroe: Boston [1838].

Crafts, W. F. Plain uses of the blackboard and the slate. pp. 345. Ward: N. Y., 1881.

Davis, A. J. The child's progressive lyceum: a manual for Sunday schools. pp. 316. Colby: Boston, 1893.

Douglas, G. W.
N. Y., 1885.

Hints to Sunday-school teachers. pp. 64. Young:

Dunning, A. E. Bible studies for normal classes, Bible students, and Sunday-school teachers. pp. 102. Boston, 1886.

Dunning, A. E. The Sunday-school library. Pub. Weekly: N. Y., 1884.

Ellis, A. C. Sunday-school work. Worcester, Mass, 1896.

Foster, Mary J. C. The kindergarten of the church. pp. 227. Hunt: N. Y., 1894.

Gilbert, Simeon. The lesson system: the story of its origin and inauguration. pp. 96. Phillips: N. Y., 1879.

Gray, James C. The Sunday-school world: encyclopædia of facts and principles. Stock: London, 1871.

Greenwood, Charles. The child and the man: or the children, the Sabbath school, and the world. pp. 423. Boston, 1855.

Greenwood, Thomas. Sunday-school and village libraries. pp. 95. Clarke: London, 1892.

Gregory, Alfred. Robert Raikes, journalist and philanthropist a history of the origin of Sunday schools. pp. 209. Hodder: London, 1877.

Gregory, John M. The seven laws of teaching. pp. 144. Cong. Pub. Society: Boston [1886].

Huntington, F. D. The relation of the Sunday school to the church. pp. 42. Boston [1860].

Hurlbut, J. L. Seven graded Sunday schools. pp. 120. Hurst: N. Y., 1893.

Marsh, W. H. H. The modern Sunday school. pp. 252. Phila. [1874].

Mumford, Elizabeth, C. Childhood's morning: for kindergarten use in Sunday school and home. pp. 60. Boston, 1895.

Packard, F. D. The great aim of the Sunday-school teacher. pp. 127. Phila. [1843].