ehold, by Lucy Salmon, in _American
Journal of Sociology_, January, 1912.

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Ethical Culture School and Pioneer Manual Training School,
New York, Reports.
Democracy and Education, by John Dewey.
The Primitive Family as an Educational Agency, by Arthur
R. Todd.
Sex-Education, by Maurice A. Bigelow.
Moral Education Lessons, by F.A. Gould.
Categories of Moral and Civic Instruction, French School
Book.
Principles of Sociology with Educational Applications, by
Frederick C. Clow.
Dynamic Sociology, Chapter on Types of Education, by
Lester F. Ward.
A Social Theory of Religious Education, Chapter on The
Learning Process Considered as the Achieving of Character,
by George Albert Coe.

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First Report of Massachusetts State Board of Education, by
Horace Mann.
Songs, by Emily Dickinson, The Book.
Publications of the Foreign Language Information Service.
Publications of the Children's Bureau.
List of Representatives of Women's Organizations in the
Public Welfare Lobby at Washington.
Publications of the Societies to Further Preferential
Voting and Proportional Representation.
A Course in Citizenship, by Ella Lyman Cabot, and others.
The Pledge of the Athenian Youth.
A Municipal Creed, by T.L. Hinckley, in _The Survey_,
October 31, 1914.
The Children's Moral Code of American Citizenship, by W.
J. Hutchins, National Institute for Moral Instruction.
Army Intelligence Tests, by Cornelia J. Cannon, in
_Atlantic Monthly_, February, 1922.
The Neighborhood, by R.D. McKenzie.

ADDITIONAL REFERENCES UNDER CHAPTER HEADS

Chapter First, The Family:

The Ethics of the Family, James S. Tufts, Ph.D.,
_International Journal of Ethics_, Chicago, Illinois.
College Women and Race Suicide, by William M. Sadler,
M.D., in _Ladies' Home Journal_ of April, 1922.
Applied Eugenics, by Paul Popenoe and Roswell Hill
Johnson.
Program of a School for Homemakers, by L.D. Harvey, of
Stout Institute, Menominee, Wisconsin (a pioneer
movement for special training of women in higher
institutions of learning), published by Bureau of
Education, Washington, D.C., in 1911.
The Sex-Factor in Human Life, by T.W. Gallaway, Ph.D.,
American Social Hygiene Association, New York City