The History Teacher's Magazine, Vol. I, No. 2, October, 1909Various
History
The History Teacher's Magazine, Vol. I, No. 2, October, 1909
Various
History -- Study and teaching -- Periodicals; Social sciences -- Study and teaching -- Periodicals
“I am delighted with it. There is a great field for just such a
magazine.... If future numbers are as good as the first, I shall have
spent few dollars to as good advantage.” R. O. H.
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helpful in my work.” M. S.
“Am delighted with the copy I have seen, and trust it will fill a
longfelt need.” M. E. E.
“The copy of ‘The History Teacher’s Magazine’ reached me this morning,
and I am very much interested in and pleased with it. I wish you all
success in the undertaking.” M. M.
“After looking carefully over sample copy of ‘The History Teacher’s
Magazine,’ I find that I can use it to a great advantage in many
instances. It is the only magazine I have ever seen that dealt with the
subject of History from the teacher’s standpoint.” F. F. M.
“I have received ‘The History Teacher’s Magazine,’ and like it very
much.” L. R. H.
“‘The History Teacher’s Magazine’ is to the point. It will meet a very
real need.
“I am glad that the problems of college history teaching will find
space in the magazine. No teachers need more to exchange ideas at this
time than do college history teachers.” R. W. K.
“‘The History Teacher’s Magazine’ is excellent, and I have every reason
to believe that the following numbers will be just as good. This sort
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teacher, and I find in it the needed help.” N. E. S.
“Allow me to congratulate you upon the idea of the magazine and upon
the excellent first issue. It ought to find a welcome everywhere.” C.
L. W.
“The first number of ‘The History Teacher’s Magazine’ reached me in due
course. Allow me to congratulate you on its practical value. I read
every word in it, and only wished there was more to be read. It will do
an untold good to teachers of history, young and old alike. For several
years I have been seeking just such a magazine, and am much gratified
now to find one that will meet so universal a need.” G. B. B.
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Of Interest to Teachers of History and Geography in Schools, Academies
and Colleges are
THE McKINLEY OUTLINE MAPS
The series now comprises
OUTLINE WALL MAPS
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