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Academy, meaning of, 414.
Academic education, xxxi, 403.
Circular respecting, 401.
Historical development, 409.
Endowments, 411.
Massachusetts policy, 414.
Increase of, 420.

Relation to colleges, 428.

Monuments of private liberality, 429.

Adams, J., education clause in Mass. Constitu-

tion, 86.

State and education, 320.

Adains, J. Q., State and education, 320.
Addison, Joseph, education defined, 838.
Adolescence, education for, 427.
Agriculture, schools and colleges of, 129.
Circular respecting, 129.

Jefferson as to professorship in 1795, 46.
Historical data, 233, 249, 252.

Congressional land grants in aid of, 78, 133.
State legislation and action, 135.
California, 135, 297.

Connecticut, 141, 217.

Delaware, 143.

Illinois, 145, 305,

Iowa, 154, 382.

Kansas, 161, 301.

Constitution of 1819; of 1865, 108; of 1867, 125.
Albany, Normal School at, 703.

Altenstein, ministry of public instruction, 441.
American Academy of Arts and Science, 87.
American Journal of Education, 9.
Classified index of subjects, 17.

Amherst, Agricultural College, 249.
Donation to Agricultural College, 249.
Andover, Phillips' Academy, 403.

Andrew, Gov., on Agricultural College, 235.
Ann Arbor, Union School at, 589.

Annual Report of Commissioner of Educa-
tion, ix.

Architecture, schools of, 244, 278.
Aretin, education of girls, 378.
Arkansas, State of, 77, 110.

Constitution of 1836, 110; of 1868, 126.
Arnold, collection of birds in 1774, 86.
Aristotle, education of girls, 383.
State and education, 331.

Art, schools and museums of, 822.
Ascham, R., education defined, 834.
State and education, 334.

Attendance at school, compulsory, 338.

Bacon, Francis, custom and education, 834.
Barbarism, the danger of a new country, 408.
Baltimore, Md., plan of school-houses, 633.
Barnard, Henry, Commissioner of Education, 5.
Plan of Journal of Education, 9.
Central Agency, 9.

Teachers' Institute in Wisconsin, 755.

Barnard, D. D., government and education, 323.
Baur, education of girls, 380.

Benefactors of education, xxi.

Bussey, 235.

Bernhard's Study Plan for Gymnasium, 493.

Bibliography, agricultural schools, 231.

Biography of Teaching, 38.

Blind, schools for, 34.

Board of Education, 318.

Boarding arrangements, 737.

Bolingbroke, genius and learning, 834.
Boston Latin School, 421, 518.

Botanic gardens and agriculture, 234.
Boutwell, George S., 701.

Bowman, J. B., and Kentucky University, 291.
Bowdoin Grammar School-house, 526.
Brandenburg, province of, 459.

Bridgewater, (Mass.) State Normal School, 689.
Brooks, Charles, and Normal Schools, 664.

Brougham, Lord, 58, 333, 335.

Brown, Thomas, the process of education, 845.
Brown University and Agricultural College, 199.
Brown's Lot water furnace, 541.

Brownson, O. A., education defined, 844.
Bullock, Gov., address on Normal Schools, 671.
Burlington (Vt.) State University and Agricul-
tural College, 279.

Burgher Schools of first grade, 517.

Bushnell, Horace, taxation for schools, 330.
Burke, Edmund, education defined, 837.

Cabinet and Library of Department, xxiii.
California, 119.

Constitution of 1849, 119.
Agricultural land grant, 125.

Agricultural, Mining, and Mechanical Arts
College, 297.

State Normal School, 769.

Carlyle, T., principle and result of culture, 845.
Carter, J. G., and Normal Schools, 661.
Castine (Maine) State Normal School, 778.
Cellarius, and a teacher's seminary at Halle, 484.
Central Agency of Education in 1842 and 1854.
Channing, W. E., true end of education, 847.
Chandler, A., 278.

Scientific Depart, of Dartmouth College, 278.
Chapman school-house, model size, 548.
Charitable institutions, Xxx.

Charleston, (S. C.)State Normal School, 787.
Cheever, Ezekiel, 518.
Chemistry, school of, 223.

Chicago, plans of school-houses, 577.
Wells school, 578.

Cottage Grove, 581.

City University, 582.

Chinese maxims, influence of education, 331.
Cicero, genius and discipline, 844.

Pursuit of knowledge, 330.
Cincinnati school-houses, 593.
City candidates for college, 421.

City grammar school-house, size of, 542.
City training schools, 808, 869, 812.
Citizenship and education, 216, 324.

Circulars of Commissioner, 63, 81, 129, 311, 369,

401, 519, 657, 821, 822, 823.

Monthly, xxiii; contents, (1-12,) xxxiii.
Special as to act establishing department, 5.
Monthly circular, 2.

Plan of publication, 5.

Civil engineering, 225.

Classes in Prussian gymnasiums, 493.
Class professors in Germany, 469.

Classification of society and education, 526.
Clinton, De Witt, State and education, 321.
Cochran, D. H., and N. Y. Normal School, 711.
Co-education of the sexes, 385.

Circular, school-houses, 519.

Circular, Normal Schools, 651.

Circular, museums of natural history, 82.
Circular, academies of art, 822.
Circular, public grounds. 825.
Circular, educational tracts, 832.
Common schools should be good, 317.
Basis of all public education, 319.
Sources of all public prosperity, 322.
Cheap as well as good, 326.
True idea of, 316.

Competitive examination. xxi.

Compulsory school attendance, 53, 325.
Zurich law, 338.

Connecticut, early educational history, 88, 38
Statistical data. 77.

Code of 1650, 328.

Constitution of 1818, 89.
School fund. 89.

Agricultural land grant, 141.
College of agriculture, 217.

Conrector in German gymnasiums, 470.
Constitutional provision respecting education,
xxix, 81, 125.

General principles of, xxix, 128.
Cornell University, 188, 253.
Legislation respecting, 183.
Cornell, Ezra, 254.

Conant, M., and Normal Schools, 689.
Correspondence of department. xxii.
Cottage Grove school-house, Chicago, 581.
Cousin's tribute to Prussian schools, 444.
Courses of study, elementary school, 325.
Agricultural colleges, 223, 250, 255, 261, 969,
287, 291, 303.

Gymnasiums, 337, 495.

Normal schools, 364.

Technological schools, 223, 239.
Real-schools, 502.

Mining schools, 224, 263.

Cox, W., circle of human knowledge, 839.

Dane county. (Wis..) donation of, 213.
Dane, Nathan, report on academies, 416.
Davenport (Iowa) City Training School, 813
Davenport, John, 406.

Services to classical learning, 400.
Dartmouth College, 185, 279.

Agricultural land grant, 185.
Daughters, education of, 371.
Deaf-mute education, 34.

Degrees aud diplomas, academic, 246.
Bachelor of agriculture, 256.
Bachelor of arts, 246.

Bachelor of science, 266, 272.

Bachelor of philosophy, 223.

Doctor of philosophy, 226.

Military and mining engineering, 266.
Master of science, 272, 246.

Delaware, 77, 94.

Constitution of 1831, 94.

Agricultural land grant, 141.

College, 141.

Denominational schools, 34.

Department of Education, ix, 5.

Dickinson, J. W., philosophy of teaching, 685.

Directors of Prussian gymnasiums, 464.

Dinter, official duty to education, 61.

District of Columbia, xxvii.

District school system, original object of, 415.

Doane, George, address by. 313.

Domestic training of girls, 374.

Drawing, teachers of in Prussia, 483.
Dummer School at Byfield, Mass., 410.
Duty of State to education, 313.
Dwight, Edmund, 693.

Individual views on, 19.

Special systems, 19.

Common and universal, 316, 325.

Personal and public, 323.

State interest in, 313, 323.

Compulsory, 325.

Ehrenberg and female education, 381.
Eichhorn's administration of schools, 444.
Eiler, G., 446.

Elementary schools, defined, xv.
Legislation respecting, xxix.
Zurich system, 342.

Emerson, G. B., lesson of the hour, 662.
Normal School advocate, 665.
Emporia (Kansas) Normal School, 771.
Engineering, civil, 288.

Mechanical mining, 241, 242, 263.
Epictetus, the chief duty of a city, 331.

Erasmus, not how much, but how well to know,
844.

European system of education, xxx.

Evansville, Ind., city training school, 816.
Everett, E, 329.

Duty of education, 59.
Female education, 384.
School-house, 536.
Normal School, 564.

Examinations of teachers in Prussia, 475.
Examen pro loco, 476.

Examen pro facultate docendi, 477, 481.
Examen per ascensione, 477.
Curriculum vitæ, 478.
Conditional, 481.
Trial year, 489.

Experimental farm and agricultural colleges.

Hall, S. R., and Normal Schools, 662.
Hamilton, Sir W., end of liberal study, 845.
Hammond, C., 403.

Academies of New England. 403.
Harris, James, nature of instruction, 838.
Hart, John S., and Normal Schools, 732.
Heating apparatus, 551.

Hecker, J. Julius, and real schools, 501.
Henry, Patrick, 94.

Hickson, E. H., kind of education needed, 336.
High schools, relative position, 420.

Impossible in country towns, 421.
Compared with academies, 421.

History, teachers of, trained in Prussia, 486.
Hoar, president of Harvard College, 233.

Suggestions as to garden and workshop in
1672, 233.

Hobbs, R., knowledge and experience, 836.
Hollingsworth school-house, 605.
Hooker, R., nature of law, 835.
Home education, 35.

Not possible for all children, 435.
Not favorable for some purposes, 436.
Hopkins, Edward, 407.

Services to classical learning, 407.
Grammar school at New Haven, 407.
Grammar school at Hartford, 408.
Hadley foundation, 408.

Horace, the mind a growth, 844.
Hornblower, Chief Justice, 315.

State of education, 315.

Hughes high school, Cincinnati, 593.

Hulburd, C. T., and Normal Schools, 705.

Humboldt, William Von, 440.

Hyattsville (Md.) State Agricultural College,
272.

Idiots, schools for, 34.

Illinois, 77, 107.

Constitution, 107.

Agricultural land grant. 78, 145.

Industrial University, 145, 305.

Normal University, 745.

Incorporated academies, 417.

Indianapolis, Ind., city training school, 815.
Indiana, 77, 104.

Constitution of 1816, 105, of 1851, 105.
Agricultural land grants, 152.

Constitution of 1846, 115; of 1857, 116.
Agricultural land grant, 154.
State Agricultural College, 154, 282.
State Normal School, 725.
City training school, 814.

Janitors of Prussian gymnasiums, 473.
Jay, John, State and education, 321
Jefferson, T., ordinance of 1784, 66, 329.
School bill for Virginia, 95.
Letter to Washington, 45.
Letter to J. C. Cabell, 96.
Professorship of agriculture, 45
Inaugural, 329.

State and education, 320.

Jerome, St., 371,

Letter on female education, 372.

Johnson (Vt.) State Normal School, 790.

Kant, office of education, 843.

Kansas, 77, 121.

Educational land grants, 78.
Constitution of 1859, 121.
Agricultural land grant, 161.

State College of Agriculture, 161, 301.
Normal School, 771.

Kent. James, on parental duty, 843.
Kentucky, 77, 100.

Constitution of 1850, 100.

Agricultural land grant, 164.

University, 164, 291.

Agricultural College, 292.

Knowledge, the right of man to, 313.

Universal duty, 313.

Universal interest, 313.

Kussnacht, Normal School at, 361.

Kutztown (Pa.) Normal School at, 754.

Land policy of United States, xxvi, 41, 73.
Circular, 63.

Lalor, John, meaning of education, 840.
Lansing, State Agricultural College at, 267.
Latin, composition, 405, 496.

Study of Latin in German gymnasiums, 496.
Law, knowledge and obedience to, 835.
Lebanon, Ohio, State Normal School, 796.
Lee, Richard Bland, tribute to New England,94.
Legislators, responsibility for national educa-
tion, 51.

Legislation, respecting schools, xxii.
Leicester Academy, 416.

Lexington (Ky.) State University, 164, 291.
Lewis, Samuel, and Normal Schools, 793, 805.
Lindsley, Philip, and teachers' seminaries, 729.
Locke, definition of education, 836.

Lorinser, on health in gymnasiums, 494.
Louisiana, 77, 102.

Maine, 77, 91.

Constitution of 1820, 91.

Agricultural land grant, 168.
State College of Agriculture, 299.
Normal School system, 795.

Manchester (Iowa) City training school, 814
Manhattan (Kansas) Agricultural College, 301
Mann, Horace, cited, 51.

Education defined, 848.

Normal School Advocate, 664, 692, 801
Address at Bridgewater, 693.

Mansfield (Pa.) Normal School, 753.
Manual labor in agricultural colleges.
Compulsory, 271, 275, 295, 309.
Optional, 25, 261.

Workshop for mechanic arts, 258.
Marcel, C., office of education, 843.
Marshal (Mich.) public high school, 584.
Maryland, 77, 97.

Constitution of 1864, 97; of 1867, 98.
Agricultural land grant, 172.
State College of Agriculture, 273.
State Normal School, 779.
Massachusetts, 77, 83.

Early educational history, 83, 327.

Constitution of 1780, 85,

Amendment of 1857, 88.

Agricultural land grant, 173.

State Agricultural College, 173.

State Institute of Technology, 177, 237.
Normal School system, 657.

Policy of academies, 415, 431.

Maturity examination in Prussia, 449, 492.
Mathematics in Prussian gymnasiums, 497.
Teachers for, trained, 486,

May, S. J., and Normal Schools, 667.
Mechanic arts, land grants in aid of, 129.
California, 135.

Massachusetts, 237.

New Jersey, 287.

Memorial of school superintendents, 3.

Mental philosophy in Prussian gymnasiums, 499.
Michigan, 77, 110.

Constitution of 1837, 111.

Constitution of 1850, 111.

Agricultural land grant, 179.

State Agricultural College, 181, 267.

State Normal School, 719.

Middle schools, meaning of, 403, 415.

Military instruction in agricultural colleges, 134.
Connecticut, 218.
Massachusetts, 244.
Pennsylvania, 265.

Milan (Ohio) Normal School, 794.
Military schools, 34.

Millersville (Pa.) Normal School, 752.
Mill, J. S., government and education, 57.
Milton, John, education defined, 834.
State and education, 333.

Minnesota, 77, 119.

Educational land grants, 69, 74.
Constitutional provision, 70, 119.

Agricultural land grant, 182.

Normal School, 761.

Mining schools, 135.

California, 135.

Connecticut, 224.

Mississippi, 106.

Constitution of 1817, 107.

1864, 104; of 1868, 128.

State and City Normal School, 809.

Louisville, plan of school-house, 569.
Lycurgus, the state, and education, 331.
Macaulay, T. B., State and education, 834.
Madison, J., on national university, 41.
State and education, 320.

Constitution of 1820, 108; of 1865, 108; of
1868, 128.

Normal Schools, 809.

Montesquieu, value of education, 336.

Monthly official circulars, xxiii.

Contents of xxxiii,.

Moral education, 34.

More, Sir Thomas, ideal of a state, 332.
Muhler, Von, ministry in Prussia, 447.
Music, teachers of in Prussia, 483.

National interest in education, 3.
Education, account of, 31.

Recognition of, 41.

University, proposed in convention of 1787, 41.

Natural history, circular respecting, 822.

Naval schools, 34.

Nebraska, 77, 124.

Constitution of 1867, 124.

State Normal School, 791.

Nevada, 77, 123.

Constitution of 1864, 123.

New England institutions, 94.

Early educational policy, 326.
Grammar schools, 404.

Academies and classical schools, 410.

New Hampshire, 77, 99.

Constitution of 1784, 90.

Agricultural land grant, 185.
College of Agriculture, 185.

New Haven colony, 406.

First school code and schools, 328, 406.

New Jersey, 77, 92.

Constitution of 1776, 92.

Agricultural land grant, 186.

Scientific school, 287.

Educational convention, 313.

State Normal School, 727.

Appeal in behalf of education, 318.

New Orleans, plan of school-house, 568.
Normal School at, 808.

New York city, grammar school-house, 641.
New York, 77, 92.

Constitutions of 1822 and 1846, 92.

Agricultural land grants, 189.

Cornell University, 253.

State Normal Schools, 703, 713.

Newell, M. A., 779.

Nicolovius, 440.

Penn, William, on popular education, 54, 320.
Pennsylvania, 77, 93.

Constitution of 1790, 93.

Agricultural land grant, 196.

State Agricultural College, 195, 258.

System of Normal Schools, 752.

Pension of teachers in Prussia, 474.

Perkins, George R., 710.

Peru (Nebraska) State Normal School, 791.
Philadelphia plaus of school-houses, 601.

Phelps, W. F., and Normal School, 732, 762.
Philbrick, J. D., on Boston school-houses, 522.
Phillips Academy, 40.

Philology, 36.

Philological seminaries, 485.

Philosophy and art, 217.

Philosophy of teaching, 685.

Physical education, 35.

Pierce, Cyrus, 656.

Pinkney, C., on national university, 11.

Plans of educational buildings for agricultural

colleges, 227, 310.

Graded schools. 519.

High schools, 553, 572, 577, 583, 633.

Normal schools, 739, 546, 782.

Plan of lesson, general principle, 493.

Platteville (Wis.) State Normal School, 758.

Plymouth, colony and schools, 329.

Pomerania, province of, 452.

Poor, education of the, 316, 322.

How secured, 326.

Pope, definition of education, 836.

,Portraits of teachers, 38.

Posen, province of, 449.

Potter, Alonzo, education defined, 846.