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Hales, J. W. (quoted) 285 Halifax Public Library 332 Hartog, Mr. P. J. (evidence) ... 72, 73, 75, 76, 3O«, 301 Harvard University ... 323  62, 64, 71, 76, 88, 170 in secondary schools ... ... 105, 106, 107, 116, 120, 125 in continuation schools ...  of Teaching School 36 Huddersfield Technical College 155, 156, 159, 261 humanism — absence of, in early popular education 42-56 early humanistic ideals 29-31 failure of early humanists to appreciate the ralue of English 32-3 in continuation schools 142-5  287-8 Johnson, Dr. Samuel ... ... ... ... 228, 344, 346 Jones, Mr. Daniel (evidence) 177 Junior Commercial Classes ... ... ... ... 137-41 Junior  42 (quoted) 42-3, 48 Keats 144, 210 Keble 243 386 Ker, Prof. W. P. (evidence) 218 Kimmins, Dr. (evidence) 69-70 King's College, London University 187, 231, 245, 246, 264, 271 L. La Fontaine 370 Lancaster, Joseph 41 Langland 224 LANGUAGE (v. also Philology and Grammar) — German influence upon the study of English philology in England 216-9, 286-7 instrument of thought, as an 10, 20, 23, 56, 131, 199 means of communication, as a 10, 60, 294-8 " School " of English Language at Liverpool University ... 222 study of English Language  Courses in secondary schools ... ... ... 120 in mediaeval education 28-9 in preparatory schools 91-2 in early grammar schools 30-41 in University "Schools" of English ... ... 222, 227 influence upon  146, 151 lecturers in Training Colleges  Libraries 25, 82, 85-6, 104, 122, 130, 140, 148, 150, 194, 214, 239, 241, 330-1,  and literature ... ... ... ... 130 communication of experience, as 8, 9, 12, 13, 15-8, 19, 21 23, 24. 3i 336-40 compulsory literature in Training Colleges 180—5 contemporary literature .. 186 dangers in literature teaching and examinations TT7~9, 122-4, 125-7, M9-50, 183, 330-9 x 16404 087 ° PAGE LITERATURE— cont. divorce between literature and modern life 144, 160, 256-60, 273-7 dramatic work in school 66, 71, 81, 86, 103, 104, 108, in, 130, 150, 156, 160, 178, 275, 278, 307, 308, 309-28 examinations in literature 175, 179-87, 190, 204-14, 298, 300-9 history and literature 151, 205-6 history of literature 44, 118-9, !75» 274~6, 3°4 literary criticism , ... 118 literature and the social  ... ... 9, 49, 86-7, 335-40 national indifference to literature ... 20-1, 144, 252-60 place of literature in mediaeval life ... ... ... 255~8 poetry and industrialism ... ... ... ... 165-6 relation of English literature to the Classics 12-3, 18, 208-11, 222 " set books " in literature 44~5f 179-83, 302-8 significance in education 8-9, 15, 48-9 sources of English Literature ... ... ... 212-4, 223~9 " specific subject " under the old Code  literature, in — elementary schools 62-3, 81, 82-7, 177, 178 preparatory schools 88, 89, 90-1, 93-5 secondary schools 97, 100-2, 103-4, IO5» 1O^» IO^» II1[-^. 113, 116, 117-20, 121-4 continuation schools 138, 140, 142-3, 144, 149-52 technical schools 154, 157, 158, i6o» 161-4 training colleges 44, 45, 47, 175, 177, 179-86 universities ... 201-14, 216-8, 222-9, 235~42i 248-9, 259-60 London evening institutes 263-7 university extension courses 267-72 W.E.A. classes 272-7 working men's alleged hostility to literature ... 252-4, 272 Liverpool University 222, 233, 235, 246, 323 Local culture I43~4» 275, 324 Locke, John (quoted) 28, 36-7, 39 London Evening Institutes 261-7, 321 London Local Education Authority 65, 85, 167, 245, 248, 260-6, 271, 3i8n, 322, 332, 372-5  London, University of — cont. Intermediate Arts Examination ... ... ... 189-90 Regulations for external students ... ... ... 189-90 Lowe, Robert  Institute of Technology 161 Mathematics 44, 54, 92, 98, 125, 142, 159, 175, 197, 231  210, 234, 343, 347 (quoted) 35-6 Minto, Prof. 244 missionary work in the field of English 25, 259-60 modern English philology 220, 285-6 modern languages ... 91-2, 98, 116, 120* 125, 142, 222, 225-6 Modern Language Association (evidence) 115 modern sides in secondary schools 52,98,123 Moorman, Prof. F. W 275, 302 (quoted) 144. 275 morals, teaching of 8-9,  Society 41 Newcastle, Armstrong  Norman Conquest, effects of ... 27 Northern Peace Congress ... 67 novel  oral expression 68-71, 75, 76, 145-6, 151, 368-71 oral tests in examinations 178,182,308-9 Ordinary Course in Training Colleges  University 214-5, 23X Extension Delegacy ... 269 Final Honour " School " ... ... ... 203n, 216, 224 Press 214, 328  139 Parents' National Educational Union 83 parsing 45, 139, 292, 297 payment by  103, 108, 189 philology ii, 216-29 philosophy ... 125, 199, 206-7, 222 phonetics 65, 66, 96, 108, in, 177, 217,  207, 209-10, 254 Pocock, Mr. G. N. (evidence) 151-2, 320 poetry (v. Literature). Poetry, Oxford Chair of 243, 250 Pollard, Prof. A. W 241 Pope 144, 205, 346 Pr6cis-writing ... ... ...  25. Q- Quiller-Couch, Sir Arthur... 376  in, 150, 169,  176, 178, 253 Reports (v. also Commissions, etc.) — London Conference on Speech-Training ... ... ... 65 Conference on the  Association of Preparatory Schools (quoted)... 89, 90, 95 Joint  221 Scholarships entrance scholarships at public schools 89, 90, 96 to Universities 230-4, 297, 299-300 Science 106, 114-5, 119-20, 123, 125, 142, 159, 162, 164, 165-6, 175, 188, 199, 230, 231, 232, 369, 370 391 PAGE Science and Art Department 51, 98 Science Masters' Association (evidence) ... ... ... 88,109 Scott, Sir Walter 85, 86, 347 Scripture 76, 105 Secondary Schools... ... 97-127,  83, 85-6, 103, 151, 179, 197, 203, 205, 209, 220,  School ... iai, 301 Sidgwick, Henry (quoted) 260 Skeat, Prof. W. W. 216 Smith, Mr. Nichol (evidence) 218, 224 Smith, Mr. Sharvvood (evidence) 103, 301 Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge ... 46 Somner, William 214 Spanish 68,211 specialisation, dangers of premature 236-7 specialist teachers 77~8 speech-training 19, 22, 60, 64-8, 80, 96, 108, in, 130, 145, 169, 177-8, 210, 316, 320, 321-2, 325-8 spelling ... 48, 74, 78, too, 130, 132, 146, 297 Spelman, Sir Henry 214 Standard English 19, 22, 28, 65-6, 67 Stevenson, R.  T. Taylor, J. R. (evidence) 159-60, 164 Technical Instruction Act (1889) 98 Technical Schools and Institutes 128,152-165 text-books 329 textual criticism 240 Theatre, The — English speech in 325-8 visits to 317-8 theses in English language and literature 234-242 Thompson, Francis 312 Thwaitcs, Edward 215 PAGE Training  180-1 Training Departments in Universities 187-91 translation 106 Turner, Sharon : History of the Anglo-Saxons 215 tutorial classes for working people ... ... 196,248-9,272-7 Tyndale 343 U. uncertificated teachers ... ..' 167, 1 68, 170 Union of Lancashire and Cheshire Institutes 134 UNIVERSITIES (general)— American Universities 248, 323 degrees 234-5 drama at Universities 322-3 English Honour " Schools "... ... ... ... 201-29 English language teaching ... ... ... ... 214-29 English literature teaching 197-202,204-14, 216-8, 225-6, 228-9, 234-8, 241, 278 extension classes ... ... 196, 260, 267-72 mediaeval English Universities... ...  Classics ... ... ... 208-1 1 relations of English and History 199,205-6 research in language and literature 219-21, 234-42 responsibilities of English professor to extra-mural students 248-9, 259-60 scholarships and studentships in English ... 230-4, 297, 299 Scotch Universities 40, 243-4 teachers' need of Universities 25, 187-91 tutorial classes 196, 267-72 University Commissions 244-5 women at Universities 195-6 V. verse composition in school 76~7» 103, 108, no-i, 152 Vickers, Messrs, (evidence) 72 Virgil  Wales 143, 275, 324n Wardale, Miss (evidence) 224 Warton, Thomas 243 393 PAGE Watson, Prof. Foster ... ...  166, 198, 203, 228, 256, 258, 312 Workers' Educational Association ... ... 260, 268, 272-7 Working class attitude to literature ... ... 252-60, 268 World Association for Adult Education... ... ... ... 26on Wyclif 343, 345 Wyld, Prof. H. C 220, 222, 226, 233, 281-2 (evidence) 116-7, 219-20, 225 Y. Y.M.C.A. 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