A guide to the history of physical education
by Fred Eugene Leonard
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Contents
- Preface
- Editor’s Preface
- Chapter I. The Greeks
- Chapter II. The Romans
- Chapter III. The Teutonic Invaders of the Roman Empire
- Chapter IV. Asceticism in the Early Christian Church
- Chapter V. Monastery and Cathedral Schools
- Chapter VI. Chivalry
- Chapter VII. The Universities of the Middle Ages
- Chapter VIII. The Period of the Renaissance and the Reformation
- Chapter IX. Locke and Rousseau
- Chapter X. The Beginnings of Modern Physical Education in Germany
- Chapter XI. Friedrich Ludwig Jahn, and Popular Gymnastics in Germany
- Chapter XII. Adolf Spiess, the Father of German School Gymnastics
- Chapter XIII. Physical Training in the Prussian Schools
- Chapter XIV. The Playground Movement in Germany
- Chapter XV. Per Henrik Ling, Father of Physical Education in Sweden
- Chapter XVI. Ling’s Successors at the Central Institute in Stockholm
- Chapter XVII. Physical Education in the Schools of Sweden
- Chapter XVIII. Physical Education in Denmark.
- Chapter XIX. Great Britain
- Chapter XX. International Gatherings
- Chapter XXI. The First Introduction of the Jahn Gymnastics Into America
- Chapter XXII. The “New Gymnastics” of Dio Lewis
- Chapter XXIII. Physical Education in American Colleges and Universities
- Chapter XXIV. German-American Gymnastic Societies and the North American Turnerbund
- Chapter XXV. Physical Training in the Young Men’s Christian Associations
- Chapter XXVI. Swedish School Gymnastics in the United States
- Chapter XXVII. The Playground Movement in America. Statewide Physical Education
- Chapter XXVIII. The Training of Teachers