| Record ID | ia:addressespaper00drap |
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100 1 $aDraper, A. S.$q(Andrew Sloan),$d1848-1913.
245 10 $aAddresses and papers,$cby Andrew S. Draper. 1908-1909.
260 $aAlbany, N.Y.$c[1909]
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500 $aAt head of title: New York state education department.
505 0 $aThe rational limits of academic freedom.-Desirable uniformity and diversity in American education.-From manual training to technical and trades schools.-The democratic advance in American universities.-The adaptation of the schools to industry and efficiency.-The school needs of a city.-Suggestions to the staff of the Education department.-Agriculture and its educational needs.-Conserving childhood.-Lincoln.
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650 0 $aEducation.
710 2 $aUniversity of the State of New York.
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