Synopsis
Excerpt from The Normal Herald, Vol. 8: February, 1902
In Dr. Hall's introduction to the same book he says, It is, on the whole, a book I wish I could have written myself; and I can think of no single educational volume in the whole wide range of literature in this field that I believe so well calculated to do so much good at the present time, and which I could so heartily advise every teacher in the land, of Whatever grade, to read and ponder.
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