which instruction in government must mainly deal if it is to be dynamic and socially useful. Without pretending to supply exhaustive bibliographies, we have sought to guide both teachers and students to the best and most available books, magazine articles, and documents on the various topics taken up. For personal assistance of various kinds, we are indebted to Dr. Walter Thompson and Messrs. Waldo Schumacher, R. L. Mott, R. A. Jargo, and J. T. Law, of the University of Wisconsin, and to Professor Kenneth Colegrove, of Northwestern University. FREDERIC A. OGG April 4, 1922. P. ORMAN RAY |
