Maude Radford Warren: Born : 1875: Died : 1934
Excerpt
To-day people are thinking as they never did before of how priceless are the spirit and the ancient soil of any nation. Perhaps there could be no more fitting time to bring to young children something of the spirit of the primitive, fettered, but noble race that held our wide lands before they came to be ours. We teach school children myths that are Grecian and Roman, Celtic and Slavic; it is also important that they should absorb something of the myths of the North American Indians.
NOTE: Very nice Illustrations.
Excerpt
To-day people are thinking as they never did before of how priceless are the spirit and the ancient soil of any nation. Perhaps there could be no more fitting time to bring to young children something of the spirit of the primitive, fettered, but noble race that held our wide lands before they came to be ours. We teach school children myths that are Grecian and Roman, Celtic and Slavic; it is also important that they should absorb something of the myths of the North American Indians.
NOTE: Very nice Illustrations.
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