Footnotes
[180] Annuaires des Fédérations Européennes de Gymnastique, 1898 (14 pages), 1899 (16), 1900 (21), 1901 (47), 1902 (32 pages of text and 17 plates containing portraits), 1906 (49), and 1913 (? Not seen, but reviewed in Deutsche Turn-Zeitung 1913, pages 138 and 141).
[181] In “The Evolution of France under the Third Republic,” by Baron Pierre de Coubertin. Translated from the French by Isabel F. Hapgood. Authorized edition with special Preface and Additions and Introduction by Dr. Albert Shaw, Editor of The Review of Reviews. New York and Boston, Thomas Y. Crowell & Co., 1897. See Introduction, pages iii-xxiii.
[182] First American member of the International Olympic Committee. Quoted from his chapter (pages 71-83) in “Report of the American Olympic Committee, Seventh Olympic Games, Antwerp, Belgium, 1920.”
[183] See his “Procès-verbaux sommaires,” Paris, Imprimerie Nationale, 1900.
[184] See the Règlement et rapports préliminaires and the Compte rendu of the second congress (Nivelles, Lanneau & Despret).
[185] See the Rapport-général, Brussels, 1910.
[186] There is a report by the delegates from the United States in the Bureau of Education Report for 1910 (I: 598-601).
[187] See “Procès-verbal du Congrès international de l’Éducation physique à Odense (Danmark)” (Copenhagen, J. H. Schultz, 1911).
[188] “Congrès international de l’Éducation physique (programme and announcement), Paris, Faculté de Médecine, 17-20 Mars 1913.”
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