Indian Education

"Very full and well arranged and appealing especially to those teachers of French who believe in a sane judicious blending of the advantages of the direct method with the literary study of the language."—Secondary School Journal. [...] The marginal synopses and the questions on the text which have been added at the end of each volume render this series particularly useful to the teacher who desires to carry into effect the recommendations of the Board of Education with regard to silent reading. [...] where necessary the parts preserve the continuity of in a glossary at the end The Arabian Nights. [...] The Americans and the Growth of the British Empire. [...] The first book begins with the familiar articles in the school-room and the lessons are progressive in point of grammar vocabulary and subject-matter.