A few references of a miscellaneous character are here given:
BIBLE in Elementary Schools (J. G. Fitch)--_Nineteenth Century_, 36:817.
BOOK, The Child and His (Mrs. E. M. Field)--London, Wells, Gardner,
Darton & Co., 1891.
BOOK, The Child and the (Gerald Stanley Lee)--Putnam, 1907.
BOOK-PLATES, Modern, and their Designers (Gleeson White)--_The Studio_,
1898–99, Supplement 1.
BOOKS, Better, Some Means by Which Children May Be Led to Read (Clara
W. Hunt)--_Library Journal_, 24:147.
BOOKS, Children’s (Caroline M. Hewins)--_Public Library_, 1:190.
BOOKS, Children’s, and Children (H. A. Page)--_Contemporary_, 11:7.
BOOKS for Boys and Girls, On Some (From _Blackwood_)--_Liv. Age_, 209:3.
BOOKS for Children, Illustrated (W. M. Thackeray)--_Fraser_, 33:495
(1846).
BOOKS for Children That Have Lived (C. Welsh)--_Library_ [London],
n.s., 1:314.
BOOKS, The Best Hundred, for Children--_Liv. Age_, 225:132.
CARNEGIE Libraries, Giving (I. F. Marcosson)--_World’s Work_, 9:6092.
CULTURE, On a Possible Popular (T. Wright)--_Contemporary_, 40:25.
ENGLISH, On the Teaching of (Percival Chubb)--Macmillan, 1902.
GIRL, The Reading of the Modern (Florence B. Low)--_Nineteenth
Century_, 59:278.
GIRLS Read, What (E. G. Salmon)--_Nineteenth Century_, 20:515.
HENTY Book, What You Can Get Out of a (Caroline M. Hewins)--_Wisconsin
Library Bulletin_, Sept.-Oct., 1906.
LESSON-BOOKS, Our Ancestor’s (S. E. Braine)--_Liv. Age_, 222:522.
LIBRARIANA: An Outline of the Literature of Libraries (F. J.
Teggart)--_Library Journal_, 25:223, 577, 625.
LIBRARIES, Home, for Poor Children (Frances J. Olcott)--_Chautauquan_,
39:374.
LIBRARIES, Public, in the United States: Their History, Condition, and
Management. Bureau of Education, 1876.
LIBRARIES, Small, Hints to (M. W. Plummer)--Pratt Institute, 1902.
LIBRARIES, The Free Travelling, in Wisconsin. The Story of Their
Growth, etc. _Wisconsin Free Library Commission_, Madison, 1897.
[Interesting monograph.]
LIBRARIES, What Free, are doing for Children (Mary W.
Plummer.)--_Library Journal_, _Vide_ vol. 22.
LIBRARY, The Free: Its History, etc. (John J. Ogle)--London, Allen,
1897.
LIBRARY Literature in England and in the United States During the
Nineteenth Century (F. J. Teggart)--_Library Journal_, 26:257.
LIBRARY Movement in the South Since 1899 (Anne Wallace)--_Library
Journal_, 32:253.
LIBRARY Work with Children (Arabella H. Jackson)--Carnegie Library,
Pittsburgh, Pa. [Statistical.]
LIBRARY Work, Rational, With Children, and the Preparation For It
(Frances J. Olcott)--Carnegie Library, Pittsburgh. Boston: A. L. A.
Pub. Board. Reprint Series, No. 9, $0.05.
LISTS, Reading, Fallacies of--_Liv. Age_, 170:218.
LITERATURE, Cheap (Helen Bosanquet)--_Contemporary_, 79:671.
LITERATURE, Cheap, for Village Children--_Liv. Age_, 138:296.
LITERATURE, Children’s (Ellen M. Henrotin)--_National Magazine_
(Boston), 7:373.
LITERATURE for the Little Ones (E. G. Salmon)--_Nineteenth Century_,
22:563.
LITERATURE, Modern, Children and (H. Sutton)--_Liv. Age_, 192:287.
MUSIC, Public School (S. W. Cole)--_New Eng. Mag._, n.s., 13:328.
MUSIC in Schools, Teaching of (J. C. Hadden)--_Nineteenth Century_,
42:142.
MUSIC, The Introduction of the Study of, into the Public Schools of
Boston and of America (J. C. Johnson)--_Boston_, 1:622.
NOVELS, Some, to Read (Caroline M. Hewins)--_Traveller’s Record_,
Feb.-Mar., 1889.
PERIODICALS, Children’s Books and (Abby L. Sargent)--_Library Journal_,
25:64 [Conference, June 7–12, 1900.]
PICTURES in Library Work for Children, The Place of (Annie C.
Moore)--_Library Journal_, 25:159.
READ, Some Things a Boy of Seventeen Should Have Had an Opportunity to
(H. L. Elmendorf)--_R. of Rs._ (N. Y.), 28:713.
READER, The Modern Child as a (Tudor Jenks)--_Book-Buyer_, 23:17.
READING for Boys and Girls (E. T. Tomlinson)--_Atlantic_, 86:693.
READING for Children (H. V. Weisse)--_Contemporary_, 79:829.
READING, On (Georg Brandes)--_Internal. Quar._, 12:273.
READING, On the Pleasure of (Sir John Lubbock)--_Contemporary_, Feb.,
1886.
SCHOOL, The Novel and the Common (Charles Dudley Warner)--_Atlantic_,
65:721.
SCHOOLS, School-books, and School-masters. A Contribution to the
History of Educational Development in Great Britain (W. Carew
Hazlitt)--London, 1888.
SCHOOLDAYS of Eminent Men (John Timbs)--London, 1870.
SHAKESPEARE for Children (Charles Welsh)--_Dial_ (Chicago), May 16,
1907, in answer to SHAKESPEARE, Reading, to Children (Walter Taylor
Field)--_Dial_ (Chicago), May 1, 1907.
STORIES to Children, How to Tell (Sara Cone Bryant)--Houghton, $1.00
net.
STORY-BOOKS, Children’s (F. Maccuun)--_Liv. Age_, 241:746.
STORY-TELLERS, About Old (Donald G. Mitchell)--Scribner.
WOMEN’S CLUBS, How, May Help the Library Movement (E. G.
Browning)--_Library Journal_, 24:--suppl. C. 18. [Conference, May
9–13, 1899.]