The course will deal with the decay of the Virginia hegemony and the rise and supremacy of Jacksonian democracy. s115-116_b_. ANCIENT HISTORY: ROMAN POLITICS. Two points. Professor ABBOTT. A research course identical with Latin s155-156. Harvard University. Cambridge, Mass. SUMMER SCHOOL, JULY 9 TO AUGUST 18, 1910. BRIEF ANNOUNCEMENT. GOVERNMENT *S1. CIVIL GOVERNMENT; THE UNITED STATES, GREAT BRITAIN, GERMANY, FRANCE, AND SWITZERLAND. Lectures, conferences, and thesis. Five times a week. DR. ARTHUR N. HOLCOMBE. HISTORY. *S2. ANCIENT HISTORY FOR TEACHERS. Lectures, reports, reading, and examination of illustrative material. Five times a week, 9-10 and 11-12 a.m. Assistant Professor WILLIAM S. FERGUSON. *S4. HISTORY OF ENGLAND FROM 1689 TO THE PRESENT. Lectures, discussions, and written reports. Five times a week. Professor WILLIAM MACDONALD, of Brown University. *S5. AMERICAN HISTORY FROM THE BEGINNINGS OF ENGLISH COLONIZATION TO 1783. Lectures, discussions, and written reports. Five times a week. Professor WILLIAM MACDONALD, of Brown University. Courses for Advanced Students. *S25. HISTORICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. Two hours, once a week. Professor CHARLES H. HASKINS. This course is open only to college graduates. *S20_i_. RESEARCH IN GREEK AND ROMAN HISTORY. Asst. Professor WILLIAM S. FERGUSON. *S20_c_. RESEARCH IN MEDIEVAL HISTORY. Professor CHARLES H. HASKINS. *S20_d_. RESEARCH IN MODERN EUROPEAN OR ASIATIC HISTORY. Professor ARCHIBALD CARY COOLIDGE. *S20_e_. RESEARCH IN AMERICAN HISTORY. Professor WILLIAM MACDONALD, of Brown University. State University of Iowa. Iowa City, Iowa. SUMMER SESSION, JUNE 20 TO JULY 30, 1910. History. PROFESSOR WILCOX. I. EUROPE IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. Five hours. An outline study of European history from the fall of Napoleon Bonaparte to the close of the nineteenth century. Professor WILCOX. Daily, except Saturday, at 10.00. II. AMERICAN HISTORICAL BIOGRAPHY. Five hours. Lectures on the personal element in American history. A critical study of the public careers of some of the principal American leaders. Professor WILCOX. Daily, except Saturday, at 1.30. III. PUBLIC LECTURES. One hour. 1. The danger of democracy. 2. The educated American girl. 3. What is an education in Iowa in 1910? 4. The eastern question and the western question. 5. The triumph of American diplomacy. Saturday, at 9. IV. GRADUATE WORK. An opportunity will be given for graduate students to do individual research work in preparation for advanced degrees. Special appointments and conferences with each candidate, either in European or American history, will be made upon request. Political Economy. III. ECONOMIC HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES. Five hours. A general course designed to supplement courses in political and constitutional history and to serve as a background for the study of economic and social questions. Assistant Professor PEIRCE. Daily, except Saturday, at 9.00. Political Science.