A guide to the history of physical educationA guide to the history of physical education

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The student of the playground movement in America will need to be familiar with the following, in addition to the publications already mentioned: G. E. Johnson, “Education by Play and Games” (Ginn & Co., 1907); Joseph Lee, “Play in Education” (The Macmillan Co., 1915); Henry S. Curtis, “Education through Play” (The Macmillan Co., 1915), “The Practical Conduct of Play” (1915), “The Play Movement and its Significance” (1917), and other volumes; E. B. Mero, “American Playgrounds” (Baker & Taylor Co., 1908); A. and L. H. Leland, “Playground Technique and Playcraft” (Baker & Taylor Co., 1910). See also “The Play Movement in the United States,” by Clarence E. Rainwater (The University of Chicago Press, 1922).

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