A guide to the history of physical education
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1. Front matter2. PREFACE.3. EDITOR’S PREFACE.4. CHAPTER I. THE GREEKS.5. CHAPTER II. THE ROMANS.6. CHAPTER III. THE TEUTONIC INVADERS OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE.7. CHAPTER IV. ASCETICISM IN THE EARLY CHRISTIAN CHURCH.8. CHAPTER V. MONASTERY AND CATHEDRAL SCHOOLS.9. CHAPTER VI. CHIVALRY.10. CHAPTER VII. THE UNIVERSITIES OF THE MIDDLE AGES.11. CHAPTER VIII. THE PERIOD OF THE RENAISSANCE AND THE REFORMATION.12. CHAPTER IX. LOCKE AND ROUSSEAU.13. CHAPTER X. THE BEGINNINGS OF MODERN PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN GERMANY.14. CHAPTER XI. FRIEDRICH LUDWIG JAHN, AND POPULAR GYMNASTICS IN GERMANY.15. CHAPTER XII. ADOLF SPIESS, THE FATHER OF GERMAN SCHOOL GYMNASTICS.16. CHAPTER XIII. PHYSICAL TRAINING IN THE PRUSSIAN SCHOOLS.17. CHAPTER XIV. THE PLAYGROUND MOVEMENT IN GERMANY.18. CHAPTER XV. PER HENRIK LING, FATHER OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN SWEDEN.19. CHAPTER XVI. LING’S SUCCESSORS AT THE CENTRAL INSTITUTE IN STOCKHOLM.20. CHAPTER XVII. PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN THE SCHOOLS OF SWEDEN.21. CHAPTER XVIII. PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN DENMARK.[138]22. CHAPTER XIX. GREAT BRITAIN.23. CHAPTER XX. INTERNATIONAL GATHERINGS.24. CHAPTER XXI. THE FIRST INTRODUCTION OF THE JAHN GYMNASTICS INTO AMERICA.25. CHAPTER XXII. THE “NEW GYMNASTICS” OF DIO LEWIS.26. CHAPTER XXIII. PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES.27. CHAPTER XXIV. GERMAN-AMERICAN GYMNASTIC SOCIETIES AND THE NORTH AMERICAN TURNERBUND.28. CHAPTER XXV. PHYSICAL TRAINING IN THE YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS.29. CHAPTER XXVI. SWEDISH SCHOOL GYMNASTICS IN THE UNITED STATES.30. CHAPTER XXVII. THE PLAYGROUND MOVEMENT IN AMERICA. STATEWIDE PHYSICAL EDUCATION.31. CHAPTER XXVIII. THE TRAINING OF TEACHERS.32. INDEX.