The American Educational Review Volume 31 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1910 Excerpt: ...sympathy between the stage and the suffragets. A Canadian Navy, by Watson Griffin. North American Review. A plan for a Canadian share in Britain's naval needs. A Fine Jolly Fellow, But--, by Samuel G. Blythe. Saturday Evening Post (Nov. 27). How they view Mr. Taft in the states he has talked through. American Opinion And British Rule In India, by Sydney Brooks. North American Review. The aim is to prove that India has as good a government as one could possibly expect in the conditions. Chief Kohler Of Cleveland, by William J. Norton. Outlook (Nov. 6). The golden rule policy of this head of the police department and how it works. Children Who Will Be Kings, by F. Cunliffe-Owen. Cosmopolitan. Intimate portraits of little princes who will one day be called upon to rule over European peoples. Dragon's Teeth In Spain, by Svetozar Tonjoroff. World Today. Ferrer was an anarchist because the corruption of Spain is making anarchists, and the beginning of the end of the present rule. Elena The Queen, by Kellogg Durland. Woman's Home Companion. The last of the series of articles on the Italian court. England's Epoch-making Budget, by Justin McGrath. Cosmopolitan. The LloydGeorge budget and what it means in the taxation of the people of different nations. Errors Of Peace Advocates, by Professor Amos S. Hershey of Indiana University. Independent (Nov. 4). Some of the excesses committed in its name. Evolution Of The Young Maori Party, by Mrs. E. M. Dunlop. Sunset. About the Maoris of New Zealand. Hughes, The Rocky Mountain Paradox, by Sloane Gordon. Pearson's. He is the new senator from Colorado, and is a unique character in politics. If Japan Wakens China, by Jack London. Sunset. He tells what will happen if the awakening ever happens. In The Supreme Court, by Henry Bea...