Youth: Its Education, Regimen, and Hygiene

of the most practical pedagogical value. With the exception of the last chapter on moral and religious education, "Youth" is a repetition and rearrangement of certain parts of the larger work. The more technical portions are omitted, as well as much that is interesting chiefly from the poetic or emotional standpoint. Enough of the latter remains, however, for President Hall throughout the smaller as well as the larger work makes quite as strong an appeal to emotion and sentiment as to the scientific spirit. Though President Hall has recognized the necessity for simplification in this popular edition of the two ̂ volume treatise, he evidently could not quite bring himself to sacrifice all of his characteristic and sometimes unique verbiage on the altar of simplicity. He has, however, compromised by adding a glossary for the explanation of such