VII Bibliography
Beobachtungen und Vergleiche über Einrichtungen für Gewerbliche Erziehung, 1901.—Dr. G. Kerschensteiner.
Das Gewerbeschulwesen.—Carl Melchior.
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Encyklopädisches Handbuch der Pädagogik.—W. Rein.
English Technical Instruction Commission, 1896. Report on the Recent Progress of Technical Education in Germany.
Fortbildungsschule in unserer Zeit.—J. B. Meyer.
German Higher Schools.—James E. Russell.
German Technical Schools, 1901.—Victor C. Alderson.
Gewerbliche Fortbildungsschulen Deutschlands.—R. Nagel.
Handwörterbuch der Staatswissenschaften, 1900.—Conrad.
Höherer Polytechnischer Unterricht in Deutschland, etc.—Carl Koristka.
Industrial Education.—Philip Magnus.
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Jahresbericht über die Berliner Fortbildungsschule, 1890-1891.
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Note on the Earlier History of the Technical High Schools in Germany.—A. E. Twentyman.
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Paches’ Handbook, 1899.
Problems in Prussian Secondary Education for Boys.—Michael E. Sadler.
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Same, 1902, Seventeenth Annual.
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The Educational Foundations of Trade and Industry, 1902.—Fabian Ware.
The Continuation Schools in Berlin.—Dr. H. Bertram.
Special Reports on Educational Subjects, London, 1902, Vol. 9, page 451.
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Same. School of Marine Machinists, Flensburg, Prussia. No. 174, March, 1895.
Same. Technical and Merchant Schools 56:208, page 78.—J. C. Monoghan.
Same. Technical Education in Germany. 54:202, page 447.—J. C. Monoghan.
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