Physical Education: A Lecture Delivered Before the Teachers of Hamilton and Butler Co. Ohio, On Several Different Occasions
As one of the earliest treatises on physical education in the United States, this lecture offers a fascinating window into the history of fitness and health in America. With insights on everything from anatomy to exercise routines, Livermore's lecture remains a valuable resource for educators, coaches, and anyone interested in the history of physical culture.
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