The Goslings: A Study of the American Schools - Upton Sinclair

Adams, Sam, [301]
Addams, [299]
Addicott, [112], [119]
Harvard “Advocate”, [366]
Agencies, [386]
Agra, [402]
Alabama, [428]
Alden, [198]
Algebra, [329]
Alleghany, [351]
Allen, Gov., [272]
Allen B. M., [366]
Alpert, [52]
Am. Asso. of University Professors, [425]
Am. Bankers’ Asso., [284]
Am. Bar Asso., [284-5]
Am. Book Co., [LXV], [107], [170], [176], [185-6], [189], [268], [300], [303], [311]
Am. Civil Liberties Union, [IV], [47], [282], [350], [420]
Am. Federation of Labor, [28], [332], [400], [406], [410]
Am. Fed. of Teachers, [165], [170], [181], [401], [405–6]
American Legion, [LXI], [54], [226], [270], [396]
“American Magazine”, [362]
American, [433]
“Americanization”, [91]
Amherst, [423]
Anaconda, [XXX-I]
Anderson, J. F., [126–7], [250–251], [255]
Andres, [282]
Andrews, F. F., [274]
Andrews, S. M., [163]
Andrus, [53]
Antioch, [413]
Arbuckle, [380]
Architects, [269]
Arkansas, [292–4], [303]
Arlett, [127], [238]
Armour & Co., [312]
Army, [371]
Ashley, [50]
Associated Press, [124], [145], [235]
Atlanta, [398]
Atwood, H., [49], [51], [306]
Atwood, W., [XLI], [129]
Augustinian, [201]
Austin, [397]
Australia, [407]

Babbitts, [108], [392]
Babcock, [33]
Babson, [364]
Bachrach, [107]
Backus, [115]
Baer, [373]
Bagwell, [396]
Ball, [181]
Baltimore, [XLIII-IV], [403]
Bancroft, [117]
“Bankers’ Magazine”, [373]
Bardwell, [178]
Barnes, A. V., [185], [189], [319–20]
Barnes, E., [308]
Barrows, [LVIII], [120], [124], [328]
Barton, [380]
Bauernschmidt, [XLIV]
Beals, [XXV]
Bean, [56]
Beard, [310]
Beardsley, [11]
Beeber, [203]
Belgium, [299]
Belloc, [346]
Beloit, [430]
Benicia, [349]
Bennett Medical, [98]
“Beowulf”, [390]
Berger, [231]
Berkeley, [XXV]
Berry, [69], [70]
Better America Federation, [I], [36], [47], [228], [421]
Bettinger, [22]
Bible, [145]
Bither, [96–99]
Blackburn, [397]
Blackwood, [87]
Bloch, [107]
Boise, [298], [360]
Bok, [428]
Bolley, [171]
“Bolsheviks”, [237], [243], [252], [260], [273], [286], [314], [367], [385], [392], [432]
“Bolshevism”, [107], [222], [391-3]
Bonfils, [156]
Book Business, [LXV-VII]
“Bookmen”, [268], [417]
Boone, [353]
Bordwell, [24], [25], [228], [230]
Boston, [XL], [177], [266], [270], [367]
Bouck, [144], [327]
Boyle, [204]
Brady, A. M., [359]
Brady, N. F., [331]
“Brass Check”, [433], [437]
Brewer, [404], [407–8]
Briggs, [179]
Bristol, [32]
Broadhurst, [96]
Brookline, [193]
Brookwood, [412]
Broome, [206]
Brougher, [26]
Brown, Dean, [156]
Browne, S., [65]
Bryan, W. J., [314]
Buffalo, [399], [427]
Bunker Hill, [308]
Burch, [309]
Bureau of Education, U. S., [281], [372]
Bureau of Standards, U. S., [370]
Burns, W. J., [II]
Burt, [204]
Burton, [326]
Burzi, [348]
Butler, N. M., [25], [245], [246], [265], [375–6], [380], [421]
Butte, [XXX], [390]

Calexico, [360]
Calhoun, A. W., [412]
Calhoun, P., [110]
California, [110], [118], [120], [418–2]
California, [XLVIII], [226–7], [326], [328], [360–1], [387], [395], [407]
“Call,” N. Y., [81]
Cambridge, [194]
Cammack, [165–6]
Campbell, [111]
Carlsen, [403]
Carnegie, [264], [265], [426]
Carson, [361]
Carver, [291]
Cary, [277–9], [320–1]
Catholic, [XL], [LXVIII-LXXI], [65], [168], [202], [209], [212], [215], [331], [339]
Catholic, [433]
Cattell, [264], [434]
Century Dictionary, [192]
Chafee, [193]
Chandler, [30–32], [51], [120], [418]
Chardenal, [299]
Chase, R. E., [228–30]
Chaucer, [345]
Chauvinism, [299]
Chicago, [379], [439]
Chicago, [XX], [XXII], [242], [266], [276], [324–5], [373], [406]
Child Labor, [189]
Chinese, [398]
Choate, [363]
Citizen, [LXXXI], [408–9]
Clancy, [176], [260–1]
Claremont, [312]
“Clarion,” Milwaukee, [232]
Clark, [XLI], [422]
Clark, E. P., [32], [43]
Clark, H., [38]
Clark, W. A., [150]
Clarksburg, [356]
Clarvoe, [9]
Classroom teachers, [236]
Class struggle, [242]
Clay, [223]
Cleveland, [268]
Clum, [129–130]
Coal, [160]
Cody, [186]
Cohn, [68]
Colby, J., [285]
Colorado, [XXXII-III], [349]
Collins, [348]
Collins, M., [379]
Columbia, [245], [274], [375–6], [421–2], [428], [434]
Columbia Correspondence School, [221]
“Commercial,” N. Y., [288–9]
Commissioner of Education, [241], [264]
Commissions, [320]
Commonwealth, [412]
Compton, [327]
Connell, [160]
Constitution, [18–35], [279], [282–3], [288], [350]
Cook, C., [219]
Cooley, [103–4], [269], [278]
Coolidge, [129], [273], [423]
Copp, [24], [30–1]
Cornell, [439]
Cotter, [167]
“Courier,” Ottumwa, [289–90], [310]
Crabtree, [400]
Crawford, [16]
Criminal syndicalism, [5], [96], [227]
Croker, [60–1]
Cronkite, [37]
Cross, [361]
Cryer, [16–17]
Cubage, [292–4]
“Current Events”, [312]

“Daily Miner,” Butte, [150]
Dallas, [295], [380], [397]
Daly, [324], [359]
Darrow, [24]
Dartmouth, [429]
Davis, E. S., [99]
Davis, Director, [208]
Day, J. R., [314–5], [423]
Debs, [271]
Delaware, [279], [437]
Denver, [XXXII-III], [LXXVIII]
Department of Classroom Teachers, [236], [240], [267]
Department of Justice, [21]
“Department of Superintendence”, [227], [236], [268], [274]
Des Moines, [LIV], [177], [264], [270–2]
Detroit, [XXXVIII-XXXIX], [100–2], [242], [318–20]
Dewey, [75], [405]
de Young, [112]
“Dial”, [80]
Dickson, [32]
Dietz, [332]
Dinkins, [307]
“Direct Legislation”, [134]
Doran, [115]
Dorsey, [V], [XI], [34–9], [254], 571[, 571]
Dotey, [72], [77–84]
Dowling, [341], [343]
Doyle, [37]
Driggs, [LII-III], [244–8], [251]
Duluth, [352], [412]
Duncan, L. J., [147–8]
Dunlap, [38]
Dunn, Principal, [57]
Dunne, [95]
Dupont, [279]

“Eagle,” Brooklyn, [90]
Earl, [418]
“Educational films”, [313]
“Educational Review”, [25]
Edwards, [46]
Edwards, G. C., [397]
Edwards, President, [221]
Eldorado, [350]
“Electrical World”, [418]
Elgin, [398]
Eliot, George, [89]
Ellis, [169]
Eltzbacher, [76]
Emerson, [92], [192]
England, [407]
English, [374]
“Ephebian Society”, [52]
Ettinger, [81–3]
Evanston, [428]
“Examiner,” S. F., [379]
“Express,” L. Angeles, [34]

Faber, [172]
Fairhope, [413]
Faneuil Hall, [193]
Fargo, [357]
Farmer-Labor Party, [173]
Farrell, [330]
Feitshans, [32–3]
Fifth Avenue, [368]
Filene’s, [404]
Finegan, [205]
Finley, [400]
Fiske, J., [181]
Fiske, [431–2]
Fleishhacker, [110–11], [418]
Flint, [422]
Foch, [297]
Ford, H., [100], [106], [185]
Fordham, [330]
Fordization, [186]
Forsythe, [66]
Foshay, [22]
“Four-Term Year”, [275]
France, [298–9], [416]
France, A., [299]
Francis, J. H., [23]
Frayne, [84]
Fredericks, [20–32], [33]
“Freeman”, [141]
“Free Press,” Oakland, [127]
French Classics, [434]
Fresno, [361]
Frick, [315]
Frye-Atwood, [196]
Fundamentalists, [424]

Galbraith, [300]
Gallagher, [112], [119]
Gardner, [237–40], [248], [250], [253], [261], [266–7], [311]
Garrett, [212]
Garrigues, [73], [75], [76]
Garrison, W. L., Jr., [367]
Gartz, [15]
Garvan, [330]
Gary, [102], [350], [352], [421]
Gates, President, [318]
Gay, [272]
“Gazette,” Worcester, [195]
Gellhorn, [172]
General Education Board, [LX]
Geometry, [329]
Georgetown, [330]
Germany, [277], [298–9]
Gerry, [219], [221]
Ghent, [306]
Gibbons, [343]
Ginn & Co., [136], [196], [268], [278], [310], [321], [329], [362], [423]
Giovannitti, [421]
Gladstone, [334]
Glassberg, [78], [79]
Gleason, [322–3]
“Globe-Democrat,” St. L., [169]
“Globe,” N. Y., [438]
“The Goose-step”, [LXXXV-VIII], [197]
Goetbo, [396]
Gould, [183]
Gould, H., [368–9]
Gove, [155]
Grand Rapids, [319]
Grange, [326]
Grant, [310]
Gratz, [204]
Green, [166]
Greene, [56]
Greenlaw, [302]
Gregory, [430]
Griffith, [313]
Groton, [362]
Grout, [XXVII-VIII]
Gruver, [201]
Guitteau, [308]
Gwinn, [119], [254], [270]
Gymnasia, [278]

Haldeman, [27], [32], [47], [51]
Haley, [XX-XXII], [LIII], [87], [186], [237], [241], [247], [250–2], [264–6], [275–6]
Hallett, [XXXII]
Halpin, [298]
Hamer, [424]
Hamilton, [54], [301]
Hammond, A. B., [13–4]
Hankins, [201]
Hanna, [113]
Hannah, [151], [304]
Hansen, [41]
Hanson, [129]
Harcourt, [311]
Hard, W., [283]
Harden, [260–1], [263], [246]
Hardin, [152]
Hardy, [345]
Hardyman, [18], [43]
“Harmony”, [440]
Harrison, P., [218–20]
Harrisburg, [412]
Harrow, [80]
Hart, [301]
Harvard, [194], [366], [404], [417], [433–4]
Harvard Liberal Club, [288–9]
Harvey, H., [422]
Hays, W. H., [312–3]
Heath, [104], [325]
Hedges, [430]
Heinze, [147]
Hellman, [15], [20]
Helm, [29]
Heney, [110]
“Herald”, [86]
Herberman, [345]
Herrick, [433]
Herron, [318]
Hesse, [170–3], [406]
Hibben, [363]
Hichborn, [347]
Higbie, [359]
Hilfinger, [427]
Hill, A. B., [292–4]
Hillis, N. D., [314–5]
Hirshfield, [LXII], [308]
Hollywood, [3], [28], [384]
Hollis, [198–200]
Holmes, J. H., [83], [438]
Homestead, [351]
Hopkins, E. M., [374]
Hopkins, P., [18], [412]
Hotchkiss, [362]
Houston, [401]
Houston, D., [291]
Howe, [89]
Hubbard, [144]
Huns, [367]
Hunter, [XXVI], [229], [238], [244], [251], [254], [262], [272]
Hughan, [85–6]
Hughes, C. E., [139]
Hughes, R. O., [307]

Ibsen, [150]
Idaho, [360]
Illinois, [246], [325], [350]
Illinois, [430]
Illiteracy, [347], [371], [373]
Immorality, [382]
Imperial Valley, [378]
“Independent”, [138]
“Independent,” Walsenburg, [163]
Indiana, [285], [317–8]
“Individual Strike”, [407]
“Industrial Barometer”, [187]
“Industrial Progress”, [333]
Insull, [109]
Italy, [421]
I. W. W., [5], [6], [14], [130], [145], [179], [272], [412]
Iowa City, [290], [324]
Irish, [192], [193]

Jabbergrab, [427]
James, [323]
Jefferson, [54]
Jepson, [174]
Jesuit, [193], [200]
Johnson, C. W., [172]
Johnson, H., [421]
Johnson, M., [413]
Jones, O., [245], [255], [262]
Jones, S., [114]
Jordan, [299]
“Journal,” Detroit, [318]
“Journal of A. M. A.”, [98]
“Journal of Education”, [256], [261]
“Journal of Educational Research”, [376]
Joyce, [300]
Judd, [171], [286], [317–8], [327]
Jung, [139]
Jungle, [312]