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Focuses on the publication of various papers of Thomas Jefferson edited by Leland M. Griffin. Number of volumes in the publication; Type of articles in the chronological series of the publication; Information on the publication of articles based on classification.

The article focuses on the paper introduced by Henry Collins, "The Papers of the London Corresponding Society in the British Museum From Additional Manuscripts 27808, 27811-15, 35142-43." One can but welcome the decision to make the papers of the London Corresponding Society in the Francis Place Papers at the British Museum available to a wider audience. Collins introduces the papers with a brief note on the history of the London Corresponding Society followed by comments on people and items of interest mentioned in each manuscript. Collins was an excellent choice as his balanced comment on Place demonstrates to the reader preparing to consult the notes for the history of the Society which Place intended to write.

The sources cited within this issue are presented, including "The Changing Use of Land in Britain," by R. H. Best and J. T. Coppock, "Outdoor Recreation in the British Countryside," by T. L. Burton and G. P. Wibberley and "Land and Water for Recreation," by Marion Clawson.

The sources cited within this issue are presented, including "The National Parks of England and Wales: Panning Outlook," by A. Benkinsop, "National Parks in England and Wales," by J. Downer and "Public Right of Way and Access to the Countryside," by P. Dow and Q. Edwards.

The sources cited within this issue are presented, including "The Growth of Recreational Traffic 1950-200," by T. L. Burton, "Standards for Municipal Recreation Areas," by George D. Butler and "Standards for Outdoor Recreational Areas," by J. Moeller.

The sources cited within this issue are presented, including "Secondary School Design: Physical Education," "Community Sports Halls," by G. A. Perrin and "Sports Buildings and Playing Fields," by Richard Sudell and D. Waters.

Presents a bibliography of books and other information resources on labor history.

The article presents bibliography of some papers on the labor history of the U.S. for 1969 published in various periodicals. Some of these papers include "Labor History: Sources and Perspectives," by Richard C. Berner published in the Pacific Northwest Quarterly, "Annual Bibliography of Periodical Articles on American Labor History: 1967" by Michael Brook published in Labor History, "Three Problems for the Labor Historian," by Nuala McGann Drescher published in the Pacific Northwest Quarterly, "Manuscript Sources in the Library of Congress for a Study of Labor History," by Paul T. Heifron published in the Labor History, "Listening to the Inarticulate: William Dream and the Loyalties of American Revolutionary Seamen in British Prisons," by Jesse Lemisch published in the Journal of Social History, "The Educational Philosophy and Practices of Robert Owen: Educational Iconoclast of the 19th Century," by Alfred Lightfoot and "Salvation in the Slums: Evangelical Social Welfare Work, 1865-1920," by Norris Alden Magnuson.

The article presents a bibliography of periodicals and papers on the history of the American labor. According to the author the scope of this bibliography is, in fact, somewhat narrower than the title suggests, as it has been confined, with one or two exceptions, to learned periodicals. The list of papers on the period of labor development in the U. S. includes "Labor and the Federal Government: 1850-1933," by Albert A. Blum, , "Labor and the Radical Republicans: a Study of the Revival of the American Labor Movement, 1864-1868," by David Montgomery, "Cooperative Community in the North: Brigham City, Utah," by Leonard J. Arrington, "The Experimental Utopia in America," by Maren Lockwood, "The Failure of the Movement by the Unemployed for Public `Works in 1873," by Herbert G. Gutman, "Economic Growth and the Opportunities of Minorities: an Analysis of Changes in the Employment of Negroes and Women," by Dale Leroy Hiestand, and "The Poles and Anthracite Unions in Pennsylvania," by Victor R. Greene.

Presents a bibliography of puppetry for the elementary school.

The article presents a bibliography of information resources that provide insight into the history of technical education in England. Some of them are: "Lectures on the Results of the Great Exhibition 1851"; "Papers Relating to Proposals for Establishing Colleges of Arts and Manufactures for the Better Instruction of the Industrial Classes," by J.A. Lloyd; "Means for Improving the Efficiency of British Artisans," by Thomas Twining; "Notes on the Organisation of an Industrial College for Artisans," by Thomas Twining; "Education and Educational Institutions Considered with Reference to the Industrial Professions," by James Booth; "The Intellectual Element of Production on the Continent"; "Memorial of Working Men Belonging to the Royal Polytechnic, the London Mechanics' and Other Institutes in London to the President of the Council on Education and to the Vice President, 1856"; "The Royal School of Mines," by M. Reeks; "The Directory or Code of Rules for Establishing and Conducting Science and Art Schools and Classes"; "The Calendar, History and General Summary of Regulations."

The sources cited within this issue are presented, including "Public Reception Facilities in the Countryside," by T. Huxley, "Recreation in Schools," by R. G. Kraus and "Reception, Information and Access in the Countryside," by James McBoyle.

The sources cited within this issue are presented including "Outdoor Recreation: Open Spaces," by P. Abercrombie, "The Middle Clyde," by G. A. Lyall and "Nature in Metropolis," by William A. Niering.

The sources cited within this issue are presented including "Completed Research in Health, Physical Education and Recreation," "International Recreation Service," and "Planning Research: A Register of Research of Interest to Those Concerned With Town and Country Planning," 2nd edition.

The article discusses manuscript sources in American radicalism. Scholars interested in American radicalism must be prepared to travel widely if they expect to inspect manuscript sources. Virtually every state, almost every university library of any stature, has some such holdings. Socialists, and other radicals, were prolific writers of letters, memoranda, speeches and pamphlets. They also tended to keep extensive minutes of meetings of branches, committees, national boards, and even of factions. Moreover, most Socialists had a sense of history and preserved their records. Unfortunately, there is no single repository for this Socialist material. At one time it was expected that the Tamiment Institute-then called the Rand School-Library in New York would house the material. But Socialists, in the course of human events, split into innumerable factions, and the leaders of different factions gave their papers to various libraries some of them thousands of miles apart. There were also geographic reasons for the dispersion: the early Socialists of the Nineteenth century lived in Indiana, New York, Massachusetts, and (after 1880) California.

The article presents a bibliography of books and articles related to anthropological research techniques, including the book "Human Organization Research," by Richard N. Adams and Jack J. Preiss, and the paper "Factor Analysis of Ethnographic data," which was published in the periodical "American Anthropologist."

Offers advice to geographers regarding procedures in investigating human occupance of a region. Checklist for analysis; Investigation of small sample areas; Use of a map as a form of record; Need for bibliography.

The article presents a list of books related to the scholar James Phillips Kay-Shuttleworth. The books mentioned in the article include "The Present Condition of the Administration of the Parliamentary Grant"; "Education Commission: Evidence"; "On Public Education and the Relation of Moral and Physical Forces in Civilization"; and "The Irish Church."

Presents information on news related to speech in the U.S. as of December 1, 1963. Date and venue of meetings for speech professionals; Content of publications on speech; People who were awarded grants for speech research.

The sources cited within this issue are presented including "The development of theory of geography and landscape science in East and West Germany," by O. N. Kazakova, "Environmentalism and determinism: a search for clarification," by Gordon Lewthwaite, and "The scenic amenity of Great Britain," by Vaughan Cornish.

Presents a bibliography related to geography. "California," by John W. Caughney; "A History of California and an Extended History of its Southern Coast Counties," by James M. Guinn; "Southern California Country: An Island on the Land," by Carey McWilliams; "Los Angeles," by Anton Wagner; Others.

A list of articles related to national security that were published in several journals is presented including "The Dispersal of Cities as a Defense Measure," by Tracy B. Augur, and "The Price of Power," by Hanson W. Baldwin.

On the basis of suggestions from many Association members, young, old, and middle aged alike, and with the tacit approval of the Publications Committee, The Plane Table is begun as a sort of clearing house for expressions of opinion on matters relating to the Annals and to the Association. There is no guarantee that it will appear regularly, or, for that matter, ever again if sentiment is generally against it. Comment can arid should run the whole gamut of emotions. The appearance of The Plane Table must depend, of course, upon the availability of space after the demands for publication of research manuscripts have been met.

A list of book received on the subject of comparative education is presented.

This article presents a list of books related to education. Some of the books are: "A New Guide to Modern Valency Theory," 2nd. ed., by G.I. Brown; "A Commercial Revolution: English Overseas Trade in the 17th and 18th Centuries," by R. Davis; "Scottish History," by A.A. Duncan; "Out-of-Class Activities and Civic Education," by P.R. Fozzard; "An Introduction to the Child's Conception of Space," by G.E.T. Holloway; "Notes on the Teaching of Empire and Commonwealth History," by G.M.D. Howet; "Edinburgh in Its Golden Age," by W.K. Ritche; and "The Observation and Guidance Period," by Y. Roger.

Presents information on articles related to phonetics. Significance of phonetics; Necessity for the development of phonetics.

Presents a bibliography of the concept of androgyny. Background reading on the concept; History of androgyny; Myth of femininity.

The article presents a list of books on education. Some of them are: "Food for Man," by W.R. Aykroyd; "South-East Asia: Its Historical Development," by J.F. Cady; "Engineering Drawing From the Beginning," vol. 1, by M.F. Cousins; "The Language of Triangles," vol. 1, by A.W. Crown; "All-Round Science Quiz," by D.M. Diamond; "Studies in Ceylon Church History," by W.L.A. Don Peter.

Presents a bibliography for beginners in speech correction. Books on phonetics; Description of the groups of speech defects; Suggested books which give insight into the unconscious mind and the cause and result of mental conflicts and methods of studying and treating these conditions; Recommended books to understand the problem of stuttering.

This article presents a list of books on social psychology and other related topics.

Presents a list of the books written by Albert Perry Brigham, a geographer and geologist in the U.S.

The guidelines for manuscript reviewing in the periodical "The Sociological Quarterly" is discussed. The reviewer is asked to rate both the content and the presentation of the manuscript. The content dimension includes the options of: major contribution; warrants publication; sound and important to justify publication if space is plentiful; may be publishable if analysis is improved or extended, and insufficiently sound or important to warrant publication. Meanwhile, the author's presentation is rated as follows: exceptionally well written; satisfactorily written; unevenly written; poorly written.

The article discusses several books related to social sciences in urban society. "The Urban Community, a World Perspective," written by Nels Anderson mainly focuses the growth of an urban way of life as it is brought about by the spreading influence of industrialism. It views industrial urbanism as a global phenomenon. Another book "Drinking Behavior in Small Groups," penned by Kettil Bruun intends to throw light upon the changes in behaviour of people who have come together in order to drink alcohol, and the factors which regulate these changes. While "The World of Work," by Robert Dubin, probes into framework of modern management and the characteristics of human behavior. A wide range research is integrated with occupational mobility, the meaning of work, and personal working careers. "Decision-Making and Productivity," written by Seymour Melman focuses on the aspect that high productivity and democratic methods in industrial decision-making can go together. It challenges the conventional view that dictoral methods are essential for rapid growth in productivity.

Despite the importance of Turkey in the Muslim world and the growing bibliography of topics relating to Turkish area study, few ready references to the subject of small rural communities in the country can be found. The geographer whose interests embrace agrarian studies in the Near East and Turkey approaches the subject with a particular point of view. The present author during the course of his own field studies in selected villages of south central Turkey has had the opportunity to read and use a wide selection of works pertaining to village Turkey.

The article presents reviews and abstracts of boundary problems in Europe. The study focuses briefly on the present status of disputed areas in Europe, listing the most important disputes and including a briefly annotated bibliography. It has been realized there are many other disputed areas in Europe but for reasons of space or absence of unbiased studies they have been left out. Since April 1949, when the border changes were brought into effect, voices of dissatisfaction have been heard from both sides of the Dutch-German border. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Presents information on the New England execution sermon, 1639-1800. Political impact of the colonial New England sermon; Importance of authors of execution sermons; Delivery of execution discourse; Publication of execution sermons; Similarities in the organization of execution sermons.

Presents a bibliography of important publications on rhetoric and public address for the year 1965.

Presents a bibliography of rhetoric and public address for the year 1963 published in the August 1, 1964 issue of 'Speech Monographs.'

Lists various publications on rhetoric and public address appearing in the year 1962. 'Party Politics,' by Ivor Jennings; 'Immunization: With and Without Use of Counter-Arguments,' by Edgar Crane; 'Adolf Hitler: A Short Biography,' by Helmut Heiber and translated by Lawrence Wilson.

Presents a bibliography of rhetoric and public address for the year 1961 published in the august 1962 issue of the journal 'Speech Monographs.'

Presents a bibliography of rhetoric and public address for the year 1960 published in the August 1961 issue of the journal 'Speech Monographs.'

Presents a bibliography of publications on rhetoric and public address that appeared in 1959. 'Articles on American Literature Appearing in Current Periodicals,' edited by C. Hugh Holman; 'Abstracts of Theses in the Field of Speech,' edited by Clyde W. Dow; 'Graduate Theses--An Index of Graduate Work in Speech,' by Franklin H. Knower.

Presents a bibliography of rhetoric and public address for the year 1955 published in the August 1956 issue of the journal 'Speech Monographs.'

Presents a bibliography of rhetoric and public address for the year 1954 published in the June 1, 1955 issue of 'Speech Monographs.'

Presents a bibliography of rhetoric and public address for the year 1953 published in the June 1, 1954 issue of 'Speech Monographs.'

Presents a bibliography of publications on rhetoric and public address for the year 1952. Review of publications in languages having a strong tradition of rhetoric; List of books and publications in journal which appeared between 1947 and 1951.

Focuses on a study conducted to measure achievement in the area of speech and hearing disorders in graduate education, through a vocabulary-type test. Factors that led to the study; Compilation of a preliminary bibliography of 29 texts; Methods for selecting test materials as entries in the master list.

Presents a bibliography of rhetoric and public address for the year 1950. Abbreviations used in the publications; Alphabetical list of publications on rhetoric and public address.

Presents a list of publications on theatrical playwriting. 'The Most Difficult Form of Writing,' by John Gassner; 'Character as the Basis of Play Construction,' by Julia Eaton; 'The Development of Skills in Plot Construction,' by Marian Galloway.

Presents a list of publications related to drama. 'The Play-Wright as Thinker,' by Eric Bentley; 'The Origins of Drama by,' by George Ernst Detmold; 'The Birth of the Modern Theatre,' by Richard Roy Dunham.