Some one has said that Romanticism is the vacation of philosophy. We may also say that it is a rejuvenation, a revitalization of philosophy. No matter what our opinions are, it would do us all great good to take a vacation, if you please, and take fresh air, in this great gospel of educational Romanticism, especially when we reflect that our education has been so long under control of the pedagogic theories made by scholars whose interest and viewpoint always smell of the air of their study rooms. Man does not live by brain alone; he lives more by action and by heart. This discovery we owe to the great book of prophecies left by the greatest vagabond the world of letters has ever crowned with honor, Jean Jacques Rousseau. REFERENCES 1. +Browning, Oscar.+ An Introduction to the History of Educational Theories. Kellogg, New York, 1880. 237 pages. 2. +Compayré, Jules Gabriel.+ History of Pedagogy. Translated, with an introduction, notes, and an index, by W. H. Payne. Heath & Co., Boston, 1899. 598 pages. 3. +Davidson, Thomas.+ Rousseau and Education According to Nature. Scribner, New York, 1898. 253 pages. 4. +Giraldin, Saint-Marc.+ J. J. Rousseau, sa vie et ses ouvrages. 2 vols. Charpentier, Paris, 1875. 5. +Heman, Friedrich.+ Geschichte der neueren Pädagogik. Zickfeldt, Osterwieck, 1904. 436 pages. 6. +Lemaitre, Jules.+ J. J. Rousseau. Calmann-Levy, Paris, 1807. 360 pages. 7. +Monroe, Paul.+ A Text-book in the History of Education. Macmillan Co., London and New York, 1905. 772 pages. 8. +Morley, John.+ Rousseau. 2 vols. Chapman, London, 1873. 9. +Munroe, James Phinney.+ The Educational Ideal: an Outline of its Growth in Modern Times. Heath & Co., Boston, 1896. 262 pages. 10. +Quick, Robert Hebert.+ Essays on Educational Reformers. Appleton, New York, 1890. 560 pages. The same (International Education Series), 1903. 568 pages. 11. +Raumer, Karl von.+ Geschichte der Pädagogik vom Wiederaufblühen klassischer Studien bis auf unsere Zeit. 5 vols. Bertelsmann, Gütersloh, 1882-1897. Vols. III and IV. Parts I and II. 12. +Rein, Georg Wilhelm+, editor. Encyklopädisches Handbuch der Pädagogik. 8 vols. Beyer, Langensalza, 1895-1906. Vol. VI. 13. +Rousseau, Jean Jacques.+ Œuvres complètes. 13 vols. Hachette, Paris, 1886-1903. 14.----Émile, ou de l’éducation. Nouvelle edition. Garnier, Paris, 1904. 638 pages. 15.----Émile; or Concerning Education. Extracts concerning the Principal Elements of Pedagogy found in the First Three Books. With Introduction and Notes by Jules Steeg. Translated by Eleanor Worthington. Heath & Co., Boston, 1888. 157 pages. 16.----Émile; or Treatise on Education. Abridged, translated, and annotated by W. H. Payne. Appleton, New York, 1893. 363 pages. (International Education Series.) 17.----Emilius. 3 vols. A. Donaldson, Edinburgh, 1768. 18.----Emilius. Translated by Eloisa. 4 vols. Second edition. Becke & de Hondt, London, 1763.