THE NEW STUDENT'S REFERENCE WORK
(d) Oratory and Political Writing: 1095-8; Lincoln
1073-5; 1094; Mrs. Livermore 1102; Cox (S. S.) 471; Sciiurz 1705; 1098; Halsted 829; Elaine 224; Miss Dodge 538; Ingalls 926; Ingersoll 926; Watterson 2057; Reid 1599; Beveridge 208; Bryan 280.
(e) Philosophy and Religion (authors arranged chro-
nologically): Cardinal Gibbons 764; Lyman Abbott 1; Pnillips Brooks 273; Gladden 770; Archbishop Ireland 938; Bishop Spalding 1789; Ladd 1019; Parkhurst 1424; Patton 1430; Barrows 175; Adler 14; Schurman 1705; Gunsaulus 816; Hillis 874.
(f) Science (also including economics, jurisprudence,
philology and sociology): Bascom 177; Hammond 832; Gildersleeve 766; Gilman 767; Eliot 606; Langley 1026; Powell 1541; Newcomb 1341; Flint 682; Brinton 268; Muir 1275; Henry George 752; Packard 1407; Cope 451; F. A. Walker 2035; Wright 2112; Holmes 881; Shaler 1733; Coues 465; William James 958; Kennan 997; G. S. Hall 827; S. B. Tillman 1913; Riis 1615; Coulter 466; Zahm 2128; Ely 610; E. J. James 956; Hadley 822; W. R. Harper 841; Peary 1436*; Peck 1437; Albert Shaw 1735; Baldwin 160; N. M. Butler 295; Muensterberg 1274.
XXVI. AUTHORS OF OTHER LITERATURES.
Carmen Sylva (Queen Elizabeth) of Ronmania: 607; Dora d' Istria (Princess Koltsof-Masalski) of Roumania 1010; Gorki of Russia 783; Huss of Bohemia 901; Ixtlilxochitl of Mexico 951; Kos-suth of Hungary 1012; Maeterlinck of Belgium 1143; Nordau of Hungary 1354; Sienkiewicz of Poland 1753; Tolstoi of Russia 1921; Turgeney of RiiFsia 1954; Vambery of Hungary 2000; Ulfllas of the Goths 1964; Goths 785.
XXVII. YOUNG FOLK'S LITERATURE.
1. BOOKS FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD: 1098.
(The figures denote the pages where the subjects or authors are discussed.)
Andersen 69: Fairy Tales. Baldwin: The Story of Roland 1625;
The Story of Siegfried 1756; The
Story of Troy 1945. Church: Stories from Herodotus 868;
Stories from The Iliad 882; Stories
from The Odyssey 1965. Fugene Field 659: Poems and Stories. Greene: King Arthur 114. Grimm 806: Fairy Tales. Hawthorne, N. 851: Tanglewood Tales
and The Wonder-Book.
2. BOOKS FOR LATER CHILDHOOD: 1099.
a. Fiction and Poetry:
Addison 12: Sir Roger de Coverley
469. Aldrich 43: The Story of a Bad Boy.
Arabian Nights' Tales 1084. Andrews: Ten Boys-
2261
Kine-sley 1005: Greek Heroes. Kipling 1006: Puck of Pook's Hill and
Wee Willie Winkie. Lanier 1028: The Boys' King Arthur. Lowell: Jason's Quest 95; 965. Longfellow 1112: Hiawatha 871. Mabie 1129: Norse Stories 1295. Mother Goose 1270; 1454. Peabody: Old Greek Folk-Stories
1295.
R. L. Stevenson 1825: Book of Poems. The Bible 209; Stories.
Robert Browning 276: The Pied Piper and How They Brought the Good News.
Bunyan 290: The Pilgrim's Progress 1490.
