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• Course of study in art instruction, arranged for the elementary gradesOmaha. Board of education
• Art in the elementary school; practical suggestions for the classroom teacherHarold Arthur Schultz
• The introduction of the study of music into the public schools of AmericaJ. C. 1824 or Johnson
• Music for grades VII, VIII, and IXSaint Louis. Board of Education
• Dramatic games and dances for little children, by Caroline Crawford ... The music by Elizabeth Rose Fogg, illustrations by Katherine KelloggCaroline Crawford
• Cooperative achievement tests, 1940. Designed for high school and college classes by the Cooperative test service of the American Council onAmerican Council on Education. Cooperative Test Service
• School architecture, Being practical remarks on the planning, designing, building, and furnishing of school-housesEdward Robert Robson
• Better yearbooks through better planning; a book designed to assist yearbook staffs in creating, preparing and producing better yearbooksS.D. Warren Company
• Conservation reader, by Harold W. Fairbanks, illustrated with photographs and with reproductions of paintings in colorHarold W. b. 1860 Fairbanks
• The art of teaching and studying languagesFrançois Gouin
• The art of authorship : Literary reminiscences, methods of work, and advice to young beginners, personally contributed by leading authors ofGeorge Bainton
• Aristotle's Rhetoric ; or, The true grounds and principles of oratory: shewing, the right art of pleading and speaking in full assemblies anAristotle
• Grammatical synthesis, The art of English compositionHenry Noble Day
• Effective revenue writing, 2; an advanced course designed to help experienced writers and reviewers diagnose and cure writing weaknessesCalvin Darlington Linton
• Composition-rhetoric : designed for use in secondary schoolsFred Newton Scott
• How to describe and narrate visually: exercises in literary composition, based on principles and examples of the writer's artL. A. Sherman
• The art of translatingHerbert Cushing Tolman
• Vida's Art of poetry, translated into English VerzeMarco Girolamo Vida
• Theater art, by Victor E. D'AmicoVictor D'Amico
• Max Factor's hints on the art of make-up. Booklet. No. 1 [-9]Max Factor Co
• The development of the theater, a study of theatrical art from the beginnings to the present dayAllardyce Nicoll
• A course of lectures on dramatic art and literatureAugust Wilhelm von Schlegel
• Course of lectures on dramatic art and literature. Translated by John Black. Revised, according to the last German ed. by A.J.W. MorrisonAugust Wilhelm von Schlegel
• The recording of audience reactions by infrared photographyPennsylvania State University. Instructional Film Research Program
• The art of versificationJ. Berg Esenwein
• The manual of the art of fiction, prepared for the use of schools and collegesClayton Meeker Hamilton
• A manual of the art of fiction, prepared for the use of schools and colleges, by Clayton Hamilton ... with an introduction by Brander MattheClayton Meeker Hamilton
• The art of extempore speaking. Hints for the pulpit, the senate and the barL. Bautain
• The art of public speakingAlbert J. Beveridge
• The art of speaking : containing, an essay, in which are given rules for expressing properly the principal passions and humours, which occurJames Burgh
• The cyclopedia of oratory; a handbook of authorities on oratory as an art & of celebrated passages from the best orationsW. V. Byars
• The art of reading and speakingJames Fleming
• The art of argument, by Harold F. Graves and Carle B. SpottsHarold Frank Graves
• The art of lecturingArthur M. Lewis
• The art of interpretative speech: principles and practices of effective readingCharles Henry Woolbert
• Voice and its natural development, by Herbert Jennings. Fully illustrated by photographs, and drawings by the authorHerbert Jennings
• The art of reading aloud in pulpit, lecture room, or private reunionsGeorge Vandenhoff
• Myths & legends of the Middle Ages, their origin and influence on literature and art, by H. A. GuerberH. A. d. 1929 Guerber
• Lincoln literary collection, designed for school room and family circle : containing more than six hundred favorite selections in prose and J. P. 1837-1935 McCaskey
• The gentle art of columning; a treatise on comic journalismC. L. Edson
• The accidence; or, First rudiments of English grammar. Designed for the use of young ladiesEllin Devis
• The English reader; or, Pieces in prose and verse, from the best writers; designed to assist young persons to read with propriety and effectLindley Murray
• Lessing on the boundaries of poetry and painting. By Edward L. WalterEdward Lorraine Walter
• Guy's pocket cyclopaedia; or Miscellany of useful knowledge, from the best authorities: designed for senior scholars in schools, & for youngJoseph Guy
• Analecta Anglo-Saxonica : a selection, in prose and verse, from Anglo-Saxon authors of various ages, with a glossary : designed chiefly as aBenjamin Thorpe
• The complete art of poetryCharles Gildon
• Folk music of the United StatesArchive of Folk Song
• Fortune favors fools; a musical comedy at the court of the CzarIvan Narodny
• Shakespeare in music ; a collation of the chief musical allusions in the plays of Shakespeare, with an attempt at their explanation and deriLouis Charles Elson
• Life and art of Edwin BoothWilliam Winter
• George Du Maurier, the satirist of the Victorians; a review of his art and personalityT. Martin Wood
• The music master, by Charles Klein, novelised from the play as produced by David Belasco; illustrations by John RaeCharles Klein
• The dedication exercises of the actors' monument to Edgar Allan Poe sculptured by Richard Henry Park and unveiled in the Metropolitan museumMetropolitan Museum of Art
• The sanity of art: an exposure of the current nonsense about artists being degenerateBernard Shaw
• A review of Berkeley's Theory of vision, designed to show the unsoundness of that celebrated speculation.Samuel Bailey
• Nietzsche and artAnthony M. Ludovici
• The Port Royal art of thinking. In four parts. I, Of reflections upon ideas, or upon the first operation of the mind, which is called apprehAntoine Arnauld
• An essay towards the theory of the ideal or intelligible world. Design'd for two parts. The first considering it absolutely in it self, and John Norris
• Three treatises; the first concerning art, the second concerning mvsie, painting and poetry, the third concerning happinessJames Harris
• The lost art of conversation; selected essays, edited with an introduction, by Horatio S. KransHoratio Sheafe Krans