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INDEX

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Aims of Study, 13

Amount of Material, 18

Appendix, 136 First Christmas Tree, The, 136 First Thanksgiving, The, 140 Letter of Mary Queen of Scots, 143 Origin of the Easter Bunny, 137 Story of St. Valentine, 138

Bibliography, 130

Black-board Work in Teaching History, 27, 31, 40, 47, 50

Capture of Quebec, The, 66

Characteristics of a Good Text-book, 24

Chronological Chart, 128

Chronological Method, 21

Civics, 20, 51, 52

Civilization and Inventions, 119

Clergy Reserves, The, 36

Colours of the Flag, The, 73

Combination of Methods, 25

Comparative Method, 22

Concentric Method, 22

Confederation of the Canadian Provinces, 107

Constitutional Liberty in Canada, 124

Correlation of Subjects, 39, 40, 50

Course of Study, 1

Current Events, 49

Dates, 47

Devices for Teaching, 127

Dramatization of History, 46

Drill and Review, 31

Empire Day, 75

Feudal System, 100

First Christmas Tree, The, 136

First Thanksgiving, The, 140

Flag, The, 68

Flag Days, 72

Florence Nightingale, 62

Genealogical Tables, 37, 128

Historical Sense, The, 17

History and Art, 45 " " Chronology, 47 " " Composition, 26, 46 " " Constructive Work, 44, 67 " " Geography, 40, 108 " " Literature, 41 " " Oral Reading, 26 " " Science, 43, 119

How to Make History Real, 34

Illustrative Lessons, 60 Type Lesson in the Story Stage, 60 First Thanksgiving, The, 61 Florence Nightingale, 62 Postmaster, 65 Capture of Quebec, The, 66 Coming of the United Empire Loyalists, The, 67 Flag, The, 68 Suggestions for Empire Day, 75 Egerton Ryerson, 78 The Intercolonial Railway, 82 The Industrial Revolution, 87 The Road to Cathay, 92 The Armada, 97 The Feudal System, 100 Seigniorial Tenure, 103 Confederation of the Canadian Provinces, 107 Influence of Geographical Conditions on History, 108 The St. Lawrence River, 112 Relations Between England and Scotland, 114 Analysis of Secs. 160-170 in Ontario P.S. History of England, 116 Outlines for Reviews, 118 The Development of Civilization, 119 The New Learning, 121 The Fight for Constitutional Liberty in Canada, 124

Importance of Facts in History, 19

Industrial Revolution, The, 87

Influence of Geography on History, 108, 110

Information Stage, The, 18

Interest, 16, 19, 34, 38, 44, 58, 78

Intercolonial Railway, The, 82

Inventions and History, 43, 87, 119

Letter of Mary Queen of Scots, 143

Local Material, 51

Maps, 35, 40, 68, 127

Memorizing History, 38

Methods for Forms I and II, 25 " " Form III, 26 " " Form IV, 28, 78

Moral Value of History, 14, 28, 53

Museums, 128

New Learning, The, 121

Newspapers, 49

Note-books, 31, 129

Oral Method, The, 23, 25, 27, 28, 34, 58, 60, 62, 64

Origin of the Easter Bunny, 137

Patriotism, 13

Pictures, 35, 45, 127

Postmaster, 65

Problems in History, 14, 33, 36, 41, 66, 67, 68, 76, 78, 83, 119

Reflective Stage, 18

Regressive Method, 22

Relations of England and Scotland, 114

Reviews, 23, 31, 39, 92, 112, 118

Road to Cathay, 92

Ryerson, Egerton, 78

Scope of Study, 15

Seigniorial Tenure, 103

Source Books, 37, 128, 143

Spanish Armada, 97

St. Lawrence River, 112

St. Valentine, 138

Stages of Study, 15

Story Stage, 15

Story Telling, 1, 15, 17

Taxation, 11, 55, 56, 57

Teacher of History, 57

Text-book Method, 24

Topical Analysis, 21, 78, 87, 97, 107, 114, 116, 124

Topical Method, 21

Training in the Use of the Text-book, 29

United Empire Loyalists, 67

Union Jack, 68, 74

Use of Problems in History, 14, 33, 36, 41, 66, 67, 68, 76, 78, 83, 119

Where to Begin the Study of History, 19

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