Annual Report, Volume 1U.S. Government Printing Office, 1894 - Education |
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Aargau academy administration agricultural apparatus Appenzell appointed attendance average Berlin Berne boys branches calisthenics candidates cantons Catholic cent century church colleges course of study culture École elementary schools engineers enrolled established examination exercises fees forestry France Freiburg German language German universities give Glarus Government grade graduates Graubünden gymnasia gymnasium gymnastics higher important institutions knowledge learned lectures lesson marks ment military Neuenburg Nidwalden normal schools North Atlantic Division North Central Division number of pupils number of students Obwalden officers organization pedagogical philosophic faculty philosophy physical training Polytechnic position practical preparation preparatory schools present profession professional professors Prussian received Reformation salary Schaffhausen School Museum Schwyz scientific secondary schools semesters seminaries Slöjd society Solothurn South Stockholm Swedish Switzerland TABLE teachers teaching Tessin theology Thurgau tion Vaud Zürich