Word: encyclopedia
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Hollis.WILL the man who borrowed Vol XVII of my "Encyclopedia Britannica" please return it to me at once...
...text books are necessarily brief and require more explanations than the teacher can supply. In order to make good this need each school should have a good library, containing an encyclopedia, physical and geographical atlases, geographical magazines and stories of travel prepared by travellers and not readers of travels. The teacher should give out subjects for the members of the class to look up and to report on to the rest of the class. In this way an interest in the subject is aroused which original investigation always adds. These exercises may be made useful as an exercise in English...
...GLOBE ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA has the highest place in Literature. It is the students' companion, the professor's repository to which he can go for facts brought up to date. It is sold for $37.00 and can be seen at Thurston...
...idealism an incredible manner of conceiving the world? (J. Collyns Simon's edition of Berkeley's Principles of Human Knowledge; J. C. Fraser's Berkeley in Blackwood's Philosophical Classics; G. A. Lewes's History of Philosophy, Article Berkeley; Encyclopedia Britannica, Article Idealism...
Best general references: Annual Encyclopedia, p. 232; Report of Senate Committee on Coinage, 51 Cong., 2nd Session, 1891; F. W. Taussig, the Working of the New Silver Act, in Forum, Oct. 1891, F. W. Taussig, the Working of the New Silver Act, in Forum, Oct. 1890, Forum, March, 1891; Silver as a Circulating medium, Forum, Nineteenth Century, vol. 28, p. 309; Nation, 1890, passim...