博客來＂Suggestions for the Year’s Study: History I., Vassar College＂ by Lucy Maynard Salmon, presents a detailed guide for students embarking on their historical studies at Vassar College. Published in 1905 as part of Series 1, this work offers insights into the historical curriculum and methodologies of the time. It is invaluable for those interested in the history of education, particularly women’s higher education and the evolution of historical study in American colleges. Salmon’s suggestions provide a snapshot of early 20th-century academic practices and offer historical context to contemporary educational approaches.
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