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History Teacher's Magazine, Vol. I, No. 2, October 1909

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Read by BettyB, MaryAnn, Greg Giordano, realisticspeakers, April Walters, aniroo and Monika M. C. · LibriVox · public domain · Archive.org recording · License

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Gain, Loss and Problem in Recent History Teaching (8:35)
Training the History Teacher in the Organization of His Field of Study (14:52)
Instruction in American Government in Secondary Schools (13:21)
Lessons Drawn from the Papers of History Examination Candidates (14:06)
The Study of Western History in Our Schools (14:28)
The Newest State Association and an Older One (11:35)
An Ancient History Character Social (6:28)
Editorial (4:41)
European History in the Secondary School (13:48)
English History in the Secondary School (12:08)
Robinson and Beard's 'Development of Modern Europe' (4:09)
American History in the Secondary School (11:34)
James and Sanford's New Textbook on American History (8:16)
Ancient History in the Secondary School (10:17)
Fowler's 'Social Life at Rome' (9:44)
History in the Grades - The Columbus Lesson (12:58)
Reports from the Historical Field (19:57)
Correspondence (4:18)