Leonard Stout Kenworthy
1912
56 works on record
Works
Brazil
Social studies for the seventies
Guide to social studies teaching in secondary schools
Leaders of new nations
Sixteen Quaker leaders speak
Friends face the world
An American Quaker inside Nazi Germany
Quakerism, a study guide on the Religious Society of Friends
Hats, caps, and crowns
Catching up with a changing world
The international dimension of education
Studying the Middle East in elementary and secondary schools
Studying South America in elementary and secondary schools
Twelve citizens of the world
Studying Japan in elementary and secondary schools
Toward a fourth century of Quakerism
Soybeans
Telling the UN story
Social studies for the eighties
Living in the light
Der Lehrer und das Nachkriegskind in den vom Kriege zerstörten Ländern
Think on these things
Quaker quotations on faith & practice
Nine contemporary Quaker women speak
Going to school in war devastated countries
Studying the world
Twelve trailblazers of world community
Quaker education
Profile of Nigeria
Studying the United Nations and its specialized agencies
Studying China in elementary and secondary schools
Social studies for the eighties, in elementary and middle schools
World horizons for teachers
Worldview
Studying the U.S.S.R
Selected resources for studying the world
Background papers for social studies teachers
Living in a larger world
Billions of hands and how we use them
Introducing children to the world in elementary and junior high schools
Leaders of new nations [by] Leonard S. Kenworthy and Erma Ferrari
Studying Africa in elementary and secondary schools
Three billion neighbors
The teacher and the post-war child
Studying India in elementary and secondary schools
Studying the U.S.S.R. in elementary and secondary schools
Free and inexpensive materials on world affairs for teachers
Quaker leaders speak
Profile of Kenya
Camels and their cousins
Free and inexpensive materials on world affairs
The story of rice
Our neighbors in the Americas
Studying the world and the United Nations system
Asia in the social studies curriculum
The Tall Sycamore of the Wabash, Daniel Wolsey Voorhees