Citation: Ac. Schutt, WHAT WILL BECOME OF OUR YOUNG-PEOPLE - GOALS FOR INDIAN CHILDREN IN MORAVIAN MISSIONS, History of education quarterly, 38(3), 1998, pp. 268-286
Citation: Cl. James, NOT MERELY FOR THE SAKE OF AN EVENINGS ENTERTAINMENT - THE EDUCATIONAL USES OF THEATER IN TORONTO SETTLEMENT HOUSES, 1910-1930, History of education quarterly, 38(3), 1998, pp. 287-311
Citation: Mi. Pallante, MIXED HARVEST - THE 2ND GREAT TRANSFORMATION IN THE RURAL NORTH - BARRON,HS, History of education quarterly, 38(3), 1998, pp. 314-315
Citation: Ja. Liles, THE SOCIAL GOSPEL OF COMFORT,E.NICHOLAS - FOUNDER OF THE OKLAHOMA-SCHOOL-OF-RELIGION - COTTRELL,RC, History of education quarterly, 38(3), 1998, pp. 316-317
Citation: K. Gold, PORTRAIT OF A LIGHTHOUSE SCHOOL - PUBLIC-EDUCATION IN BRONXVILLE, NEW-YORK - KEENAN,C, History of education quarterly, 38(3), 1998, pp. 317-319
Citation: Ww. Cutler, PHILADELPHIA PROGRESSIVE ORPHANAGE - THE CARSON-VALLEY-SCHOOL - CONTOSTA,DR, History of education quarterly, 38(3), 1998, pp. 319-321
Citation: Ca. Woyshner, INTIMATE PRACTICES - LITERACY AND CULTURAL WORK IN US WOMENS CLUBS, 1880-1920 - GERE,AR, History of education quarterly, 38(3), 1998, pp. 321-323
Citation: Aw. Randolph, GHETTO SCHOOLING - A POLITICAL-ECONOMY OF URBAN EDUCATIONAL-REFORM - ANYON,J, History of education quarterly, 38(3), 1998, pp. 323-325
Citation: J. Watras, CIVIL-RIGHTS AND SOCIAL WRONGS - BLACK-AND-WHITE RELATIONS SINCE WORLD-WAR-II - HIGHAM,J, History of education quarterly, 38(3), 1998, pp. 325-327
Citation: Jr. Beilke, 50 YEARS OF SEGREGATION - BLACK HIGHER-EDUCATION IN KENTUCKY - HARDIN,JA, History of education quarterly, 38(3), 1998, pp. 327-329
Citation: Mc. Illuzzi, IMPORTING OXBRIDGE - ENGLISH RESIDENTIAL COLLEGES AND AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES - DUKE,A, History of education quarterly, 38(3), 1998, pp. 332-334
Citation: Tg. Velek, THE EMERGENCE OF CULTURAL-STUDIES, 1945-65 - CULTURAL POLITICS, ADULT-EDUCATION AND THE ENGLISH QUESTION - STEELE,T, History of education quarterly, 38(3), 1998, pp. 334-336
Citation: Lm. Ambrose, GROWING-UP - CHILDHOOD IN ENGLISH CANADA FROM THE GREAT-WAR TO THE AGE OF TELEVISION - SUTHERLAND,N, History of education quarterly, 38(3), 1998, pp. 336-338
Citation: Aj. Kirkendall, TROPICAL MULTICULTURALISM - A COMPARITIVE HISTORY OF RACE IN BRAZILIAN CINEMA AND CULTURE - STAM,R, History of education quarterly, 38(3), 1998, pp. 338-340
Citation: G. Tegnell, CIVIC ILLITERACY AND EDUCATION - THE BATTLE FOR THE HEARTS AND MINDS OF AMERICAN YOUTH - MARCIANO,J, History of education quarterly, 38(3), 1998, pp. 340-342
Citation: T. Glander, HISTORY ON TRIAL - CULTURE WARS AND THE TEACHING OF THE PAST - NASH,GB, CRABTREE,C, DUNN,RE, History of education quarterly, 38(3), 1998, pp. 342-344
Citation: E. Vallance, FROM KNOWLEDGE TO NARRATIVE - EDUCATORS AND THE CHANGING MUSEUM - ROBERTS,LC, History of education quarterly, 38(3), 1998, pp. 344-346
Citation: Rl. Osgood, UNDERMINING THE COMMON SCHOOL IDEAL - INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLS AND UNGRADED CLASSES IN BOSTON, 1838-1900, History of education quarterly, 37(4), 1997, pp. 375-398
Citation: Ja. Reuben, BEYOND POLITICS - COMMUNITY CIVICS AND THE REDEFINITION OF CITIZENSHIP IN THE PROGRESSIVE-ERA, History of education quarterly, 37(4), 1997, pp. 399-420