A 131-item bibliography with titles in French, German, English, and Russian, intended to aid in research on the educational history of France. (RA)

Examines Western European history from the Middle Ages through the eighteenth century to uncover the foundations of negative female stereotypes. Evidence of women's intellectual achievements throughout this historical period is offered to counter traditional stereotypes. (AM)

Traces early nineteenth century developments in educational historiography in the United States and discusses the works of Henry Barnard, Linus P. Brockett, Henry Smith, and others. The study includes an examination of European influences, and the role of teachers' college curricula on the emergence of American educational historiography. (AM)

While Martin Luther is often regarded as an outstanding educator and his historical importance as a religious leader is indisputable, a closer examination of his writings on religion and education and his virulent anti-Semitism leave his status as an outstanding general educator open to serious question. (IS)