Herzberg, Max J. (Max John), 1886-1958
Herzberg, Max J., 1886-1958
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Herzberg, Max J. 1886-
Herzberg, Max John, 1886-1958
Herzberg, Max J.
Herzberg, Max J. (Max John), 1886-1929
Herzberg, Max John
Herzberg, Max John (1886- )
Herzberg, Max J. (Max John)
Max J. Herzberg American teacher and writer (1886–1958)
Herzberg, Max J. (Max John), 1886-
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Works
| Title | Sources |
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| Abe Lincoln grows up |
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| Americans in action, by Max J. Herzberg and Leon Mones; |
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| Better English. Grade 7[-12] |
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| Books for home reading for high schools, graded and classified |
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| Classical myths |
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| Democracy, and other papers |
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| The Emperor Jones |
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| English at command |
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| English literature |
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| For better reading ... |
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| George Eliot's Mill on the Floss |
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| George Washington, man of affairs; facts that reveal the father of his country as not only a great general, a great statesman, a great patriot, but as also the leader of the American community of his time in practical matters |
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| The golden treasury |
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| ... Happy landings. |
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| ... Humor of America. |
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| Insults, a practical anthology of scathing remarks and acid portraits |
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| Life of Samuel Johnson. |
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| Literature in the senior high school ... |
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| The Mark Twain omnibus; |
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| The merchant of Venice, a comedy by William Shakespeare; |
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| Myths and their meaning |
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| Narrative poems; Ballads, The ancient mariner, Sohrab and Rustum |
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| Off to Arcady; adventures in poetry |
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| Outline for the study of contemporary literature |
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| The Prologue. |
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| Quentin Durward |
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| Radio and the English teacher; suggested units for courses of study, classroom procedures and projects, and a bibliography |
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| The Reader's encyclopedia of American literature |
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| The red badge of courage |
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| Rewards |
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| Romance |
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| Romeo and Juliet. |
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| Secretarial procedure |
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| Shakespeare's Julius Cæsar |
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| Shakespeare's The tragedy of Hamlet, prince of Denmark. |
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| Speaking and writing English |
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| Stories of adventure |
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| Style-book of business English, for high schools, business courses, regents' and teachers' examinations, etc. |
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| Teachers' manual and key for better English |
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| The Terhune omnibus; drawn from the works of Albert Payson Terhune |
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| This England. |
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| This is America |
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| A treasure chest of sport stories. |
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| Treasure island |
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| The Uncle Wiggily book |
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| Vanity fair; a novel without a hero |
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| Victory corps reading list, containing books, mainly recent, on issues of the war, preparation for military service, and activities on the home front |
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| The war and language, a symposium on the effects of World War II upon the English language, the study of foreign tongues, and the use of words |
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| William Shakespeare's "Henry V," an interpretation of the photoplay |
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| The world of books; a guide to reading for young people in which may be found volumes of many kinds both grave and gay. |
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