ON POPULAR CULTURE
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Introduction 1
Importance of provincial centres 2
Report of the Midland Institute 4
Success of the French classes 5
Less success of English history 6
Value of a short comprehensive course 8
Dr. Arnold's saying about history 'traced backwards' 9
Value of a short course of general history 10
Value of a sound notion of Evidence 16
Text-books of scientific logic not adequate for popular objects 21
A new instrument suggested 21
An incidental advantage of it 23
General knowledge not necessarily superficial 25
Popular culture and academic organisation 25
Some of the great commonplaces of study 29
Conclusion 34