Box 1

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Contains front matter (table of contents and preface) as well as chapter one "The First Napoleonic Empire" (p. 1-133).

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Contains chapter two (1 of 2) "The Restoration of the Bourbons, from 1814-1830" (p. 134-227).

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Contains chapter three "The End of the Elder Branch of the Bourbons," also called "Revolution of 1830--Louis Philippe's Reign" (p. 334-359).

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Contains chapter four (1 of 2) "France Under Louis Philippe" (p. 360-506).

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Contains chapter four (2 of 2) "France Under Louis Philippe" (p. 507-615).

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Contains chapter two (2 of 2) "The Restoration of the Bourbons, from 1814-1830" (p. 228-333).

Scope and Contents Contains chapter six "Public Instruction and Literature in the United States" part one, entitled "Public Instruction." Subsections include "a: Primary Instruction" (p. 489-498), "b: Grammar Schools" (p. 498-505), "c: High Schools" (p. 506-509a), "d: Colleges and Universities in General" (p. 510-526), "e: Non-Catholic Universities and College" (p. 527-540), "f: Catholic Colleges" (p. 541-561), "g: Religious Character of all those Institutions" (p. 561-565), "h: Revival of Christian Education...

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Contains chapter six "Public Instruction and Literature in the United States" part two, entitled "Literature in the United States." Subsections include "a: First Characteristic of American Literature, Humor" (p. 617-627), "b: Second Characteristic of American Literature, the Picturesque in History" (p. 628-659), and "c: In American Poetry There Is Not Yet Any Visible Unity of Characteristics" (p. 659-670).

Scope and Contents Contains an appendix for chapter six "Public Instruction and Literature in the United States," entitled "Catholic Literature." Subsections include "a: General Reflections" (p. 670-671), "b: A Word on the Ratio Studiorum" (p. 671-675), "c: Europe Laid the First Foundation of American Catholic Literature" (p. 675-683), "d: A Simultaneous Source Was Derived from Americans Converts" (p. 683-708), and "e: Other European Clergymen Cooperated with Bishop England in the Same Work" (p. 708,...