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ENGLAND UNDER THE STUART KINGS.—Puritanism and the

Church of England.

M., W., F.; 2; (3).

The conflict between king and parliament.

Dr. SCHOOLCRAFT.

II.;

[May be omitted in 1900-1901.] COURSES FOR GRADUATES

101. AMERICAN HISTORY.—Special studies in the development of

the West.

102.

/ . and II.; M.; 8; (3). Professor GREENE.

ENGLISH HISTORY.—Studies in the period of the Puritan

Revolution. I. and II.; arrange time; (2). Dr. SCHPOLCRAFT. course may be omitted in 1900-1901.]

103.

[This

SEMINARY IN AMERICAN HISTORY.—Training in historical

research. / . and II., arrange time; (for undergraduate students, 2; for graduates, 2 or more, at the option of the student and the instruction). Professor GREENE. Courses 101 to 103 are primarily for graduates, but they may also be taken by seniors of high standing who have previously taken two or more courses in history. HORTICULTURE

1. PRINCIPLES OF FRUIT-GROWING.—This course, which is de-

signed for all students fundamental principles planting and care of readings, and practical

2.

in the College of Agriculture, deals with the of fruit culture. It embraces a study of the fruit areas. Lectures, recitations, reference exercises. / . ; daily; 2; (5). Assistant Pro-

fessor BLAIR and Mr. LLOYD. SMALL FRUIT CULTURE.'—A study of the strawberry, rasp-

berry, blackberry, dewberry, currant, gooseberry, cranberry, and juneberry; each studied with reference to the following: Botanical matter, history, importance and extent of cultivation, soil, location, propagation, planting, pruning and training, fertilizers, insect enemies and diseases, spraying, varieties, harvesting, marketing, profits. II.;

Tu., Th.; 2; (2). Mr. LLOYD.

Required:

3.

Horticulture 1.

VEGETABLE GARDENING.—Kitchen and market gardening and Mr. LLOYD.

vegetable forcing; embracing a study of all the common vegetables.

/ / . ; M., IV., F.; 2; (3).

Required:

4.

Horticulture I.

PLANT HOUSES.-—The construction and management of con-

servatories and other plant houses. Text-book and laboratory work. /., first half; daily; 5; (zVz)- Mr. LLOYD.

5. PLANT PROPAGATION.—A study of the methods of securing