Chapter VII: List of Books (2)

Burke on Conciliation. Sibley & Ducker; Ginn & Co.; The Macmillan Co.;
Silver, Burdett, & Co.; Houghton, Mifflin, & Co.; American Book Co.;
D. C. Heath & Co.; Maynard, Merrill, & Co. Used also in high school.

A great study both as literature and as history. One of the
best studies in American history before the Revolution.

The Gettysburg Speech (Lincoln). Houghton, Mifflin, & Co.

The inaugurals, an essay by Lowell on Lincoln and other
papers.

The Deserted Village, and The Traveller (Goldsmith). The Macmillan
Co.; Houghton, Mifflin, & Co.; Maynard, Merrill, & Co.

The best of Goldsmith's poems. Also shorter poems.

Franklin's Autobiography. The Macmillan Co.; Ginn & Co.; Houghton,
Mifflin, & Co.; Maynard, Merrill, & Co.; American Book Co.; The
Educational Publishing Co.

Partly for class use and partly for reference reading.

Plutarch's Lives. Ginn & Co.; The Educational Publishing Co.; The
Macmillan Co.

A few for class reading. Others for reference.

Translation of Homer's Odyssey (Palmer). Houghton, Mifflin, & Co.

Abraham Lincoln (Schurz). Houghton, Mifflin, & Co.

Two Great Retreats (Grote-Segur). Ginn & Co.

Good sight reading, and for reference.

Peter the Great (Motley). Maynard, Merrill, & Co.

A very interesting essay in superior style.

The Succession of Forest Trees, Wild Apples, and Sounds (Thoreau).
Houghton, Mifflin, & Co.

A very attractive nature study.

2. SUPPLEMENTARY AND REFERENCE BOOKS

Ruskin's Selections. Ginn & Co.; The Macmillan Co.

Longer selections from Ruskin. Excellent also for regular
reading.

My Hunt after the Captain, etc. (Holmes). Houghton, Mifflin, & Co.

A very entertaining description of scenes during war times.

Don Quixote (Cervantes). Ginn & Co.; The Macmillan Co.; Scribner's
Sons.

A book that children should be encouraged to read. Its satire
and humor they should learn to appreciate.

Ivanhoe (Scott). The Macmillan Co.; Ginn & Co.; American Book Co.;
Houghton, Mifflin, & Co.; D. C. Heath & Co.

The best introduction to Scott's novels, in connection with
school studies.

The Abbot (Scott). Ginn & Co.; American Book Co.

One of Scott's best stories.

Yesterdays with Authors (James T. Fields). Houghton, Mifflin, & Co.

Rob Roy, and Quentin Durward (Scott). Ginn & Co.; American Book Co.

Good library books.

The House of Seven Gables (Hawthorne). Houghton, Mifflin, & Co.

A New England story in Hawthorne's style. A good home
study for children and teachers.

The Boy's Browning. Dana, Estes, & Co.

A good collection of the simpler poems adapted to younger
readers.

Tale of Two Cities (Dickens). Ginn & Co.; American Book Co.

Jean Valjean (from Les Miserables). Ginn & Co.; Educational
Publishing Co.

The Talisman (Scott). American Book Co.; Ginn & Co.

Treasure Island (Stevenson). Scribner's Sons.

Life of Washington (Statesmen Series). Houghton, Mifflin, & Co.

Life of Nelson (Southey). The Macmillan Co.; Ginn & Co.; American Book
Co.

The Foot-path Way (Torrey). Houghton, Mifflin, & Co.

One of the best books for cultivating an appreciation for
nature.

In Bird Land (Keyser). A. C. McClurg & Co.

A very interesting bird study.

The Old Manse, and A Few Mosses (Hawthorne). Houghton, Mifflin, & Co.

A pleasing account of the old house and its associations.

News from the Birds (Keyser). D. Appleton & Co.

Excellent study and observation.

Peasant and Prince (Martineau). Ginn & Co.; Univ. Pub. Co.

An interesting narrative of French life just before the
Revolution.

A Book of Famous Verse (Repplier). Houghton, Mifflin, & Co.

A superior collection of poems.

Nature Pictures by American Poets (Marble). The Macmillan Co.

Choice poems descriptive of nature.

Seven British Classics. American Book Co.

A good collection of English masterpieces. Adapted also
for regular reading in seventh and eighth grades.

Star Land (Ball). Ginn & Co.

A very interesting and well-written introduction to astronomy.

Life of John Quincy Adams (Morse). Houghton, Mifflin, & Co.

The Statesmen Series.

Poems of American Patriotism (Matthews). Scribner's Sons.

3. TEACHERS' BOOKS

Culture and Anarchy (Arnold). Maynard, Merrill, & Co.

It illustrates well Arnold's thought and style.

Elaine (Tennyson). Maynard, Merrill, & Co.; The Macmillan Co.

A beautiful poem, simple and musical, from the Idylls of the
King.

Great Words of Great Americans (Putnam).

Papers and addresses of Washington and Lincoln.

Literature in Schools (Scudder). Houghton, Mifflin, & Co.

A stimulating book for teachers of all grades.

The Princess (Tennyson). Ginn & Co.; The Macmillan Co.; Maynard,
Merrill, & Co.; American Book Co.

Biblical Masterpieces (Moulton). The Macmillan Co.

The Book Lover (Baldwin). A. C. McClurg & Co.

A discussion of books and reading with lists of books and
suggestions.

The Story of the Birds (Baskett). D. Appleton & Co.

One of the superior books of nature study.

Frail Children of the Air (Scudder). Houghton, Mifflin, & Co.

A scientific but simple treatise on butterflies.

Books and Culture (Mabie). Dodd, Mead, & Co.

An attractive and valuable book on literature for teachers.

Science Sketches (Jordan). A. C. McClurg & Co.

A very attractive style in the treatment of scientific topics.

Birds through an Opera Glass (Merriam). Houghton, Mifflin, & Co.

Good outdoor study.

Up and Down the Brooks (Bramford). Houghton, Mifflin, & Co.

A study of insect life in the streams.

Essays, first series (Emerson). Houghton, Mifflin, & Co.

Essays on history, self-reliance, compensation, and others.
Teachers should study Emerson's essays.

Heroes and Hero-Worship (Carlyle). A. C. McClurg & Co.; The Macmillan
Co.

A great book and a good specimen of Carlyle's style and
thought.

Introductory Lessons in English (McNeil and Lynch). American Book Co.

A series of masterpieces with questions and discussions as
to treatment in high schools.

How to Teach Reading (Clark). Scott, Forsman, & Co.

A pedagogical treatment of reading.

Counsel upon the Reading of Books (Van Dyke). Houghton, Mifflin, & Co.

Strong essays on books and reading from different points
of view by strong writers.

Romola (George Eliot). Various publishers.

One of the great novels. Valuable in many ways.

Macbeth (Shakespeare). Silver, Burdett, & Co.; D. C. Heath & Co.;
The Macmillan Co.; American Book Co.; The Educational Publishing Co.;
University Publishing Co.

This and other great plays of Shakespeare should be read
by teachers.

Life of Hamilton (Statesmen Series). Houghton, Mifflin, & Co.

Emerson's Self-Reliance. Maynard, Merrill, & Co.

Life of Webster (Lodge), also John Quincy Adams (Morse). Houghton,
Mifflin, & Co.

From the Statesmen Series. Excellent reading for the teacher.

Literary Study of the Bible (Moulton). D. C. Heath & Co.

A valuable introduction to the literary appreciation of the
Bible.

The Marble Faun (Hawthorne). Houghton, Mifflin, & Co.

Plutarch's Lives. Ginn & Co.; The Macmillan Co.; The Educational
Publishing Co.

Locke's Thoughts on Education. The Macmillan Co.

Spencer's Education. D. Appleton & Co.

Daniel Deronda (George Eliot).

Dombey and Son (Charles Dickens).

The Autobiography of John Stuart Mill.

The Schoolmaster in Comedy and Satire (Skinner). The American Book Co.

Emerson's American Scholar. American Book Co.; Houghton, Mifflin, &
Co.; Maynard, Merrill, & Co.

The Judgment of Socrates. Houghton, Mifflin, & Co.

Poets and Problems (Cooke). Houghton, Mifflin, & Co.

Introduction to Tennyson, Ruskin, and Browning.

A Century of Science and other Essays (Fiske). Houghton, Mifflin,
& Co.

American Writers of To-day (Vedder). Silver, Burdett, & Co.

Ralph Waldo Emerson (Holmes). American Men of Letters Series.
Houghton, Mifflin, & Co.

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF TITLES

Abbot, The, 242

Abraham Lincoln, 242

Adams, Bunker Hill, and Jefferson, 235, 240

Adams, Life of John Quincy, 244

Adams, Samuel, 237

Adventures of Ulysses, 223

Age of Chivalry, 227

Age of Fable, 221

Alexander the Great, 229

Alhambra, 236

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, 219

American Explorers, 226

American Scholar, 246

American War Ballads and Lyrics, 238

American Writers of To-day, 246

Andersen's Fairy Tales, 217

Arabian Nights (Clarke), 224

Arabian Nights (Hale), 224

Arabian Nights, Stories from the, 216

Autobiography (Franklin), 237, 241

Autobiography of John Stuart Mill, 246

Autocrat of the Breakfast Table, 239

Baby Bell, the Little Violinist, and other prose and verse, 229

Ballad Book, 218

Ballads and Lyrics, 225

Beginnings of New England, 222, 238

Beginnings of New England, and Discovery of America, 226

Being a Boy, 220

Biblical Masterpieces, 244

Bimbi, 218

Biographical Stories (Hawthorne), 223, 229

Birddom, 227, 238

Birds and Bees, Sharp Eyes, and other papers, 229

Birds in the Bush, 238

Birds through an Opera Glass, 244

Bird-World, 217

Black Beauty, 219

Book Lover, 244

Book of Famous Verse, 243

Book of Golden Deeds, 225

Book of Legends, 217

Book of Tales, 217

Books and Culture, 244

Books and Libraries, 233

Boy's Browning, 243

Boy's King Arthur, 225

Boys of '76, 232

Brave Little Holland, 239

Brownies, The, 219

Browning, Boy's, 243

Browning, Introduction to Tennyson, Ruskin, and, 246

Building of the Ship, 229

Bunch of Herbs, 237, 241

Bunker Hill, Adams, and Jefferson, 235, 240

Burke on Conciliation, 241

Burke's Speech on Conciliation with America, 240

Burns, Essay on, 239

Caesar, Story of, 230

California and Oregon Trail, 221

Camps and Firesides of the Revolution, 236

Century of Science, and other essays, 246

Champlain, Samuel de, 227

Chesterfield, Letters of, 236

Childhood in Literature and Art, 226

Child Life in Poetry and Prose, 216

Children's Hour, 223, 229

Children's Hour, Paul Revere, and other papers, 229

Children's Life of Abraham Lincoln, 226

Children's Stories of American Literature, 221

Children's Stories of American Literature, 1660-1860, 232

Children's Stories of American Literature, 1860-1896, 238

Children's Treasury of English Song, 219

Child's History of England, 230

Choice English Lyrics, 231

Christmas Carol, 228

Colonial Children, 224

Coming of Arthur and Passing of Arthur, 228

Conquest of Mexico, 230

Conspiracy of Pontiac, 233

Cotter's Saturday Night, 235

Counsel upon the Reading of Books, 227, 245

Courtship of Miles Standish, 228

Cricket on the Hearth, 234

Critical Period of American History, 238

Crofton Boys, 236

Culture and Anarchy, 244

Daniel Deronda, 246

David Copperfield, 221

Deerslayer, 227

Deserted Village, and the Traveller, 241

Discovery of America, 221

Discovery of America, Beginnings of New England, and, 226

Dog of Flanders, 218

Dombey and Son, 246

Don Quixote, 231, 242

Drake and his Yeomen, 227

Dutch and Quaker Colonies in America, 233

Education, 246

Education and the Larger Life, 238

Elaine, 244

Emerson, Poems of, 234

Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 246

Emerson's Essays, 220

Emerson's Essays, First Series, 245

Enoch Arden and the Lotus Eaters, 234

Essay on Burns, 239

Essay on Milton, 233

Essays (Emerson), 220

Essays (Emerson), First Series, 245

Eugene Field Book, 220

Evangeline, 234

Faerie Queen, Tales from the, 218

Fairy Tales (Andersen), 217

Fairy Tales in Prose and Verse, 219

Familiar Flowers of Field and Garden, 239

Famous Allegories, 231

Fanciful Tales, 216

Fifty Famous Stories Retold, 220

First Book of Birds, 218

First Bunker Hill Oration, 239

Foot-path Way, 227, 243

Fortune of the Republic, 233, 239

Four American Naval Heroes, 226

Four Great Americans, 217

Frail Children of the Air, 244

Franklin's Autobiography, 237, 241

Frederick the Great, 232

Friends and Helpers, 218

Froissart, 230

From Colony to Commonwealth, 237

Gentle Boy, and other tales, 228

Gettysburg Speech, 241

Giles Corey, 229

Gods and Heroes, 218

Gold Bug, and other tales, 237

Golden Age, 226

Golden Arrow, 232

Golden Treasury of Best Songs and Lyrical Poems, 235

Golden Treasury of Songs and Lyrics, 231

Grandfather's Chair, 229

Grandmother's Story, and other poems, 235

Great Debate (Hayne-Webster), 241

Great Words of Great Americans, 244

Greek Gods, Heroes, and Men, 225

Greek Heroes, 216

Greek Life and Story, 227

Grimm's Household Tales, 217

Gulliver's Travels, 223

Gulliver's Voyage to Lilliput, 223

Guy Mannering, 239

Hamilton, Life of, 245

Hamilton, Life of Alexander, 240

Hans Andersen Stories, 218

Hans Andersen Tales, 217

Hans Brinker, or the Silver Skates, 231

Hard Times, 227

Hatim Tai, 236

Henry Esmond, 233

Heroes and Hero Worship, 245

Heroes and Patriots of the Revolution, 230

Heroes of Asgard, 219

Heroes of the Middle West, 220, 224

Heroic Ballads, 223

Hiawatha, 222

Historical Tales, American, 225

Historical Tales, English, 226, 230

History and Literature, 220, 227

History of England, 233

Hoosier School Boy, 226

Household Tales (Grimm), 217

House of Seven Gables, 227, 243

How to Teach Reading, 245

Hugh Wynne, Free Quaker, 239

Hunting of the Deer, 228

Iliad (Bryant), 224, 233

Iliad (Pope), 224

In Bird Land, 221, 241, 243

Introduction to Literature, 232

Introduction to Ruskin, 233

Introduction to Tennyson, Ruskin, and Browning, 246

Introductory Lessons in English, 245

Irving, Selections from, 230

Ivanhoe, 227, 242

Jackanapes, 219

Jason's Quest, 225

Jean Mitchell's School, 222

Jean Valjean, 243

Jefferson, Bunker Hill, Adams and, 235, 240

Johnson, Life of Samuel, 239

Judgment of Socrates, 246

Julius Caesar, 240

King Arthur and his Court, 217

King of the Golden River, 222

Krag and Johnny Bear, 224

Lady of the Lake, 241

Landing of the Pilgrims, Orations on Washington and, 236

La Salle and the Discovery of the Great West, 221

Last of the Mohicans, 233, 237

Lay of the Last Minstrel, 231

Lays of Ancient Rome, 222

Leonard and Gertrude, 222

Letters (Chesterfield), 236

Life Histories of American Insects, 232

Life of Alexander Hamilton, 240

Life of Hamilton, 245

Life of John Quincy Adams, 244

Life of Nelson, 236, 243

Life of Pestalozzi, 239

Life of Samuel Johnson, 239

Life of Washington, 235, 243

Life of Webster, 245

Lincoln, Abraham, 242

Lincoln, Children's Life of Abraham, 226

Literary Study of the Bible, 245

Literature in Schools, 221, 244

Little Daffydowndilly and Biographical Stories, 223

Little Lame Prince, 218

Little Lord Fauntleroy, 220

Little Violinist, 229

Lobo, Rag, and Vixen, 226

Lotus Eaters, Enoch Arden and the, 234

Mabel Martin, and other poems, 229

Macbeth, 245

Madam How and Lady Why, 238

Marble Faun, 245

Marmion, 241

Masterpieces of American Literature, 239

Men who made the Nation, 227

Merchant of Venice, 234

Mere Literature, 240

Merry Adventures of Robin Hood, 219, 223

Mill on the Floss, 239

Milton, Essay on, 233

Modern Painters, 239

Montcalm and Wolfe, 233

Moral Instruction of Children, 226

My Hunt after the Captain, 242

Myths of the Northern Lands, 220

National Epics, 221

Natural History of Selborne, 236

Nature in Verse, 217

Nature Pictures by American Poets, 221, 233, 243

Nelson, Life of, 236, 243

Nestlings in Forest and Marsh, 238

News from the Birds, 227, 243

Nicholas Nickleby, 233

Nine Worlds, 231

Norse Stories, 220

Nuernberg Stove, 218

Odyssey (Bryant), 224

Odyssey (Butcher and Lang), 227

Odyssey (Church), 225

Odyssey of Homer (Palmer), 224

Odyssey, Translation of Homer's (Palmer), 242

Old Greek Folk Stories, 217

Old Greek Story, 224

Old Manse, and a Few Mosses, 243

Old Norse Stories, 220

Old Stories of the East, 218

Old Testament Stories in Scripture Language, 217

Old Virginia and her Neighbors, 232

Oliver Twist, Story of, 231

Open Sesame, 219, 225, 229, 238

Orations on Washington and Landing of the Pilgrims, 236

Our Country in Prose and Verse, 232

Our Feathered Friends, 219

Paul Revere, 229

Peasant and Prince, 243

Pestalozzi, Life of, 239

Peter Schlemihl, 236

Peter the Great, 232, 242

Picciola, 236

Pied Piper, and other poems, 223

Pilgrims and Puritans, 231

Pilgrim's Progress, 230

Pilot, 222

Pioneer History Stories, 225

Pioneers of France in the New World, and La Salle and the Discovery
of the Great West, 227

Pioneers of the Revolution, 220

Plant World, 235

Plutarch's Lives, 236, 242, 245

Poems of American Patriotism, 224, 244

Poems of Emerson, 234

Poetic Interpretation of Nature, 233, 240

Poetry for Children, 221

Poetry of the Seasons, 231, 235

Poets and Problems, 246

Poor Richard's Almanac, 235

Prince and Pauper, 238

Princess, 244

Quentin Durward, 242

Rab and his Friends, 231

Ralph Waldo Emerson, 246

Readings from the Spectator, 239

Readings in Folklore, 220, 226

Red Cross Story Book, 233

Rob Roy, and Quentin Durward, 242

Robinson Crusoe, 224

Roger de Coverley, 240

Romola, 245

Rose and the Ring, 231

Round the Year in Myth and Song, 217

Rules of Conduct, 235

Ruskin, Introduction to, 233

Ruskin, Introduction to Tennyson, Browning, and, 246

Ruskin (Selections), 242

Samuel Adams, 237

Samuel de Champlain, 227

Samuel Johnson, Life of, 239

Scarlet Letter, 233

Schoolmaster in Comedy and Satire, 246

Schoolmaster in Literature, 233

Science Sketches, 244

Secrets of the Woods, 220, 224

Selections (Ruskin), 242

Selections from Irving, 230

Self-reliance, 245

Sella, Thanatopsis, and other poems, 234

Sesame and Lilies, 221, 226

Seven American Classics, 229

Seven British Classics, 243

Shakespeare's Tragedies, 235

Sharp Eyes, Birds and Bees, and other papers, 229

Siege of Leyden, 238

Silas Marner, 236

Six Centuries of English Poetry, 239

Sketch Book, 228

Snow-Bound, and Songs of Labor, 228

Sohrab and Rustum, 234

Some Merry Adventures of Robin Hood, 223

Songs of Labor, Snow-Bound and, 228

Sounds, Succession of Forest Trees, Wild Apples, and, 242

Source Book of American History, 230, 235

Source Book of English History, 232

Spectator, Readings from the, 239

Squirrels and Other Fur-bearers, 217, 223

Star Land, 244

Stories from English History, 232

Stories from Herodotus, 225

Stories from Old English Poetry, 230

Stories from Old German, 220

Stories from Plato, 220

Stories from the Arabian Nights, 216

Stories from the Classic Literature of Many Nations, 237

Stories from Waverley, 231

Stories, Hans Andersen, 218

Stories of American Life and Adventure, 219, 223

Stories of Animal Life, 232

Stories of Bird Life, 232

Stories of Our Country, 217

Stories of the Old World, 219

Story of a Bad Boy, 231

Story of Caesar, 230

Story of Oliver Twist, 231

Story of Our Continent, 226

Story of Roland, 226

Story of Siegfried, 225

Story of the Birds, 244

Story of the English, 225

Story of the Golden Age, 224

Story of the Greeks, 225

Story of the Iliad, 220

Story of the Odyssey (Church), 221, 225

Story of Troy, 225

Story of Ulysses, 218

Story-teller's Art, 222

Study and Teaching of English, 240

Succession of Forest Trees, Wild Apples, and Sounds, 242

Swiss Family Robinson, 230

Tale of Two Cities, 239, 243

Tales from English History, 223

Tales from Scottish History, 223

Tales from Shakespeare, 230

Tales from the Faerie Queen, 218

Tales, Hans Andersen, 217

Tales of a Grandfather, 234

Tales of a Traveler, 221, 231

Tales of a Wayside Inn, 240

Tales of Chivalry, 225

Tales of the White Hills, and Sketches, 228

Tales of Troy, 219

Talisman, 232, 243

Talks to Teachers, 221

Tanglewood Tales, 222

Ten Boys on the Road from Long Ago, 224

Ten Great Events in History, 230

Tennyson, Introduction to, Ruskin, and Browning, 246

Thanatopsis, Sella, and other poems, 234

Thoughts on Education, 245

Three Outdoor Papers, 229

Through the Looking Glass, 219

Tom Brown's School Days, 237

Tommy-Anne and the Three Hearts, 218

Town Geology, 238

Translation of Homer's Odyssey (Palmer), 242

Traveller, Deserted Village and the, 241

Treasure Island, 243

Twelve Naval Captains, 238

Twice Told Tales, 232

Two Great Retreats, 236, 242

Two Years before the Mast, 237

Ulysses among the Phaeacians, 223

Ulysses, Story of, 218

Uncle Tom's Cabin, 237

Undine, 231

Up and down the Brooks, 244

Vicar of Wakefield, 232, 237

Vision of Sir Launfal, 240

Wake Robin, 227

War of Independence, 240

Washington and his Country, 240

Washington, and Landing of the Pilgrims, Orations on, 236

Washington Irving, 233

Washington, Life of, 235, 243

Waste Not, Want Not, 218

Water Babies, 222

Waverley, Stories from, 231

Ways of Wood Folk, 221, 223

Webster, Life of, 245

Westward Ho!, 226, 233

Wild Apples, Succession of Forest Trees, and Sounds, 242

Wilderness Ways, 226, 231

William Tell, 230, 235

Winning of the West, 222

Wonder Book, 216

Yesterdays with Authors, 242

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