Wages in hand occupations, 220. Wages, law of, 226. Wales, conquest of, 24. Walloons, 185. Walworth, Sir William, 121. Wardens, 69, 161. Watt, James, 212. Wat Tyler, 116, 121. _Wealth of Nations_, 225. Weavers, 65, 152, 188. Weaving, 205. Week-work, 42. Whitney, Eli, 211. Wholesale Cooeperative Society, 299. Wilburton, 128. Wimbledon Common, 264. Winchester Fair, 76. Wolsey, Cardinal, 145. Women's labor, 237. Woodkirk, 70. Wool, 83, 87, 142, 205, 210, 216. Worcester, 155. Wycliffe, 97. Yeomen, 129, 221, 237. Yeomen gilds, 148. York, 65, 70. Young, Arthur, 225. Ypres, 87. Printed in the United States of America. * * * * * A HISTORY OF GREECE For High Schools and Academies By *GEORGE WILLIS BOTSFORD*, Ph.D. _Instructor in the History of Greece and Rome in Harvard University_ 8vo. Half Leather. $1.10 "Dr. Botsford's 'History of Greece' has the conspicuous merits which only a text-book can possess which is written by a master of the original sources. Indeed, the use of the text of Homer, Herodotus, the dramatists, and the other contemporary writers is very effective, and very suggestive as to the right method of teaching and study. The style is delightful. For simple, unpretentious narrative and elegant English the book is a model. In my judgment, the work is far superior to any other text-book for high school or academic use which has yet appeared. Its value is enriched by the illustrations, as also by the reference lists and the suggestive studies. It will greatly aid in the new movement to encourage modern scientific method in the teaching of history in the secondary schools of the country. It will be adopted by Stanford as the basis of entrance requirements in Grecian history." --Professor George Elliot Howard, _Stanford University_, Cal.