THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF EDUCATION-from 1856 to 1873-comprises 24 Volumes (20,000 octavo pages), with 800 wood-cuts of structures for educational purposes and 125 portraits of eminent educators and teachers. Price, $120 in cloth; $132 in half goat; Single Volume in cloth $5.00, in half goat $5.50. Current Volume in four numbers (International Series), $4.00; Single number, $1.25.

INTERNATIONAL SERIES.

The International Series of the AMERICAN JOURNAL OF EDUCATION will consist of three volumes of at least 800 pages each-and will be devoted to the completion (as far as practicable) of subjects presented in the previous Series, and a Historical Survey of National Systems, Institutions, and Methods of Instruction in the light which the former volumes of the Journal may contribute, and the material brought together by the International Exposition of 1876 at Philadelphia is expected to furnish. Each number will contain 200 pages, and the three volumes will be illustrated Ly three Portraits from steel plates, and one hundred wood-cuts.

CONTENTS OF NUMBER ONE.
January, 1876.

BARNARD'S AMERICAN JOURNAL OF EDUCATION,
1. CLASSIFIED INDEX TO VOLUMES I. TO XVI.,

12. Moral and Religious Education,
18. Female Education,
14. Physical Education, -

.1-192 17

- 34 - 35

35

15. Supplementary Education; Libraries, 83
16. Ed. Societies, Teachers' Associations, 35
17. Philology and Bibliography,-
18. School Architecture,
19. Educational Endowments,
20. Miscel aneous.

21. Educational Biography,

List of Po: traits,

II. GENERAL INDEX TO NATIONAL SERIES, XVI. TO XXIV.,
III. SPECIAL VOLUME INDEXES,

CONTENTS OF NUMBER TWO.

April, 1876.

I. MATERIAL FOR HISTORY OF AMERICAN SCHOOLS,
I. NOAH WEBSTER-STATE OF LEARNING, 1789-1805,
II. HENRY K. OLIVER-BOSTON SCHOOLS ABOUT 1800,
III. BENJAMIN SILLIMAN-HOME AND SCHOOL TRAINING,
SCIENCE IN YALE COLLEGE, 1801-1850,

II. EDUCATIONAL POLICY OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH,
1. RELIGIOUS AND TEACHING ORDERS AND CONGREGATIONS,
MONASTIC INSTITUTIONS-RULE OF ST. BENEDICT,
INFLUENCE ON MODERN CIVILIZATION,
GLASTONBURY ABBEY-PAST AND PRESENT,

II. EPISCOPAL SEMINARIES-COUNCIL OF TRENT,

III. SCHOOL ARCHITECTURE,

1. PLANS FOR RURAL AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS,

IV. EDUCATIONAL REFORMERS IN HIGH PLACES,

L. FREDERICK THE GREAT-First Article,

HIS OWN TEACHERS AND TRAINING,

IL. MARQUIS OF POMBAL,

EDUCATIONAL REFORMS IN PORTUGAL,

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36

- 87

87

38

4)

49

85

193-256

- 193

- 209

- 225

- 230 257-292 257 - 257

- 266

- 273

- 289

293-304

- 293 305-324

305

- 305

· 319 322

V. SCHOOL PUNISHMENTS-HISTORICALLY CONSIDERED, 325-336

L. HEBREW-GREEK-ROMAN-GERMAN,

II. ENGLAND SCOTLAND,

VI. REMINISCENCES OF SCHOOL LIFE,

L. ENGLISH PUBLIC SCHOOLS,

II. SWISS SCHOOLS-AN ENGLISH STUDENT AT HOFWYL,
AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF ROBERT DALE OWEN,

CONTENTS OF NUMBER THREE.

July, 1876.

1. ENGLISH HOME LIFE AND EDUCATION,

EVERLYN FAMILY-MRS. ELIZABETH SADLER WALKER,
COUNTESS OF WARWICK-DUCHESS OF NEW CASTLE,
MRS. HUTCHINSON-LADY FANSHAW, ADVICE TO HER SON,
THE DAUGHTERS OF SIR ANTHONY COOK-LADY BACON,

369-402 369

- 392

399

- 401

II. PRACTICAL EDUCATORS OF DIFFERENT COUNTRIES, 403-416 1. ROBERT OWEN-FACTORY POPULATIONS,

III. DANIEL DEFOE-EDUCATIONAL PROJECTS, 1700,
PLAN OF UNIVERSITY FOR LONDON IN 1723,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC-CHEAP SUNDAY CONCERTS,
ACADEMIES-PHILOLOGICAL, MILITARY, FEMALE,
RULES FOR THE CONDUCT OF HUMAN LIFE,

- 403 417-432

- 421 - 422

- 428

- 434

IV. CATHOLIC INSTITUTIONS OF INSTRUCTION & MERCY, 433-464
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL-EDUCATION AND LIFEWORK.
SISTERS OF CHARITY-SECULAR ORGANIZATION,

V. RECENT ENGLISH PEDAGOGY,

II. HODGSON-STUDIES BELONGING TO THIS AGE,

- 449 465-560

- 465

473

IIL DONALDSON-SCIENCE OF EDUCATION-ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS, 481

L. PAYNE-SCIENCE OF EDUCATION,

IV. CALDERWOOD-TEACHING, ITS ENDS AND MEANS,

V. JOLLY-UNIVERSITY PROFESSORSHIPS OF EDUCATION,

VI. TODHUNTER-CONFLICT OF STUDIES,

497

527

529

536

- 557

CONTENTS OF NUMBER FOUR.

October 15, 1876.

1. ENGLISH ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS,

I. HISTORY OF POPULAR EDUCATION 1833-1870. BY DR. RIGG,
II. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ACTS OF 1870, 1872, 1876,
III. VOLUNTARY SYSTEM AND PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD,
IV. LONDON SCHOOL BOARD-1875. BY SIR CHARLES REED,
V. OFFICIAL REPORT OF EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FOR 1876,
SCHOOLS-TRAINING COLLEGES-ATTENDANCE-TEACHERS,
ELEMENTARY TEACHING-DEFECTS AND REMEDIES,

II. SCOTCH PAROCHIAL AND ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS,
1. HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF PAROCHIAL SYSTEM
II. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ACT OF 1872,

III. REPORT OF EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FOR 1876,

} III. SUPPLEMENTARY SCHOOLS-FRANCE,

IV. REFORMATORY AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS,

ENGLAND-SCOTLAND-IRELAND.

V. EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH, 689

I. RELIGIOUS ORDERS AND CONGREGATIONS OF WOMEN,

II. CEREMONIES OF RECEPTION AND PROFESSION,
III. HONORA NAGLE AND THE PRESENTATION NUNS,
DAUGHTERS OF THE CROSS,

VI. EARLY TRAINING OF SCHOLARS AND ARTISTS,
I. THOMAS BEWICK,

II. MR. GLADSTONE'S PLAN OF REORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION, 761

VIII. THE GERMAN UNIVERSITIES. CONTINUED,

1. STUDENT LIFE AT JENA-ENGLISH AUTHORITIES,

INDEX TO VOLUME ONE-International Series,

769-800

- 769

801-816

IL CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE HISTORY OF EDUCATION,

I. EFFORTS TO CIVILIZE AND CHRISTIANIZE THE INDIAN,

L. SPANISH AND FRENCH MISSIONS,

II. ELIOT'S LABORS IN NEW ENGLAND,

II. EARLY SCHOOL MOVEMENTS IN VIRGINIA,

1. VIRGINIA COMPANY,

(1.) COLLECTIONS IN ENGLAND UNDER ROYAL BRIEF-1818,
(2) GRANT OF 10,000 ACRES FOR A COLLEGE, 1618,

(3.) COMMITTEE ON THE COLLEGE AND THE COLLEGE COLONY,
(4.) REV. PATRICK COPELAND-FREE SCHOOL IN 1621,
(5.) BENEFACTIONS OF DUST AND ASHES, 1623,

(6.) ENDOWED FREE SCHOOL IN ELIZABETH CITY-1634,

17-128

17-32

47

25

33-57

II. COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY, 1190-1.-JAMES BLAIR, D.D., III. EARLIEST FORM OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN NEW ENGLAND,

L EARLIEST COLONIAL LEGISLATION,

.

(1.) MASSACHUSETTS,

IL INDIVIDUAL, ASSOCIATED AND TOWN ACTION,

(1.) BOSTON LATIN SCHOOL,

1. Mastership of Ezekiel Cheever,
School Studies and Life-1678-96,

2. Mastership of Mr. Nathaniel Williams,
Salary-School Inspectors-Prayers,
3. Mastership of John Lovell-1745-76,
Studies-Discipline-Training,

(2.) SALEM FREE SCHOOL-TOWN ACTION,

Earliest Mention of a School and Teacher,
The Free School supported partly by Tuition,
School-books-Horn book-Psalter-Accidence,

(3.) DORCHESTER TOWN GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

The earliest Free School of 1639 a Pay School,
Rules for Ordering the Town School in 1645,
Brief Notices of the Early Teachers,

(4.) ROXBURY FREE AND TOWN GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

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54

57

59-156

59

59

59

65

67

68

77

77

78

79

97

97

98

101

- 105

- 105

- 106

- 109

- 121

Winthrop's reference to the earliest Free School in 1645, 121

Laws, Liberties and Ceremonies-1642-1646,

IV. HOPKINS FOUNDATION-HADLEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

II. SPANISH PEDAGOGY,

L ALFONZO THE WISE-CODE OF 1254,

II. IGNATIUS LOYOLA-CONSTITUTION RESPECTING INSTRUCTION,

IV. FRENCH PEDAGOGY AND EDUCATORS,

1. OBERLIN, THE MODEL EDUCATOR FOR RURAL DISTRICTS,

V. SCOTCH UNIVERSITY CHAIRS OF EDUCATION,
1. PROF. LAURIE'S INAUGURAL ADDRESS AT EDINBURGH,
II. PROF. MEIKLEJOHN'S INAUGURAL LECTURE AT ST. ANDREW'S,

- 145

- 159

- 159

- 165

- 176 177-192

123-219

- 193

- 220

II. INTERNATIONAL ESTIMATE OF NATIONAL SYSTEMS, 241-256
1. FRENCH VIEW OF THE GERMAN UNIVERSITY,
UNIVERSITY ORGANIZATION-INSTRUCTORS-COST,
LIBERTY OF INSTRUCTION-FORM, PLACE, AND METHODS,

II. ENGLISH VIEW OF GERMAN SCIENCE CULTURE,
BONN-BERLIN-GÖTTINGEN-FREIBERG LEIPSIC,

MUNICH ZURICH-CARLSRUHE-HEIDELBERG,

III. SPECIAL TRAINING SCHOOLS FOR TRADES, 1. PLAN OF S. P. RUGGLES FOR BOSTON, DEVELOPING SCHOOL, OR TEST EXERCISES,

SCHOOL SHOPS,

II. REMARKS OF WENDELL PHILLIPS-DR. HALE,

IV. AMERICAN SCHOOLS AS THEY WERE PRIOR TO 1800,
I. REMINISCENCES OF FEMALE EDUCATION BY SENEX,
II. COLLEGE LIFE AT DARTMOUTH UNDER PRES. WHEELOCK,
III. SCHOOLS IN DOVER, N. H., IN 1792, DR. BELKNAP,
IV. SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS OF DANIEL WEBSTER,

V. EDUCATIONAL SYSTEMS & INSTITUTIONS about 1830,
INSTRUCTION,

SCHOOLS-ACADEMIES-COLLEGES-SEMINARIES,
MAINE-NEW HAMPSHIRE-VERMONT,

MASSACHUSETTS-RHODE ISLAND-CONNECTICUT,
NEW YORK-NEW JERSEY-PENNSYLVANIA,
MARYLAND-DELAWARE-DIST. OF COLUMBIA-VIRGINIA,
NORTH CAROLINA-SOUTH CAROLINA GEORGIA,

FLORIDA-LOUISIANA-TENNESSEE-KENTUCKY,

OHIO-INDIANA-MICHIGAN TERRITORY,

GENERAL RESULTS FOR THE WHOLE COUNTRY,

241

242

245

240

250

255

257-272

257

257

261

267

363-368

363

363

365

-369-400

369

385

387

387

391

391

401-448

401

433

435

THE JUNTO-DEBATES-LECTURES-LIBRARY,

437

AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY,

410

PROPOSALS RELATING TO THE EDUCATION OF YOUTH,
FRANKLIN'S IDEAL OF AN ENGLISH SCHOOL IN 1749,

441

445

VI. SPANISH PEDAGOGY, Continued,

LUDOVICUS VIVES-MEMOIR AND VIEWS,

VII. SCHOOL ARCHITECTURE,

PROGRESSIVE DEVELOPMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS,
1. PLANS FOR RURAL AND VILLAGE SCHOOLS,
II. PLANS FOR CITIES,

VIII. MILITARY SCHOOLS AND EDUCATION,

I. MILITARY SCHOOLS AND INSTRUCTION IN ENGLAND,
STAFF COLLEGE-MILITARY ACADEMY-MILITARY COLLEGE,
PROMOTION-SPECIAL MERIT-COMPETITION-SENIORITY,

IX. STUDIES AND CONDUCT. Second Series,

I. LITERATURE AS A PROFESSION. By James A. Hillhouse,
II. BONIFACIUS, OR ESSAYS TO DO GOOD. By Cotton Mather,
HOW EVERY MAN MAY DO GOOD TO SOMEBODY,
PARENTS-MINISTERS-LAWYERS-SCHOOL-MASTERS,

CHURCHES-MAGISTRATES-ASSOCIATED LABORS,

III. A GOOD SCHOOL-MASTER, EZEKIEL CHEEVER,

LAST WILL-BEQUEST TO BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA,
SCHOOL MEDAL FUND-YOUNG MARRIED MECHANICS' FUND,
WASHINGTON'S SWORD AND FRANKLIN'S STAFF,

CONTENTS OF NUMBER SEVEN.

July, 1877.

I. AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL BIOGRAPHY,
I. SAMUEL JOHNSON, D. D.,

MEMOIR-PUBLICATIONS -KINGS COLLEGE,

DEAN BERKELEY AND YALE SCHOLARSHIP-DR. FRANKLIN,
PRES. CLAP AND LIBERTY OF WORSHIP IN YALE COLLEGE,
BERKELEY SCHOLARSHIP AND PRIZES,

II. WILLIAM SMITH, D. D.,

MEMOIR-THE ACADEMY AND COLLEGE OF PHILADELPHIA,
PLAN OF THE COLLEGE OF MIRANIA,

ACADEMY AND COLLEGE AT PHILADELPHIA,

COLLECTIONS IN ENGLAND FOR THE COLLEGE,

LEGISLATIVE INTERFERENCE WITH THE COLLEGE,
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA,

II. GERMAN EDUCATIONAL REFORMERS, Continued,

449-496

419-472

449

468

469

472

473-493

473

475

480

484

491

493

1. THOMAS JEFFERSON-ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN,

II. WILLIAM GASTON-PUBLIC LIFE,

V. BENJAMIN THOMPSON-COUNT RUMFORD,
MEMOIR-DIVERSIFIED ACTIVITY,

EXPERIENCE AS A TEACHER-MARRIAGE,

COL. BENJAMIN THOMPSON-UNDER-COLONIAL SECRETARY,
SIR BENJAMIN THOMPSON-CONTINENTAL LIFE,

545

551

561-592

561

562

567

569

COUNT RUMFORD-MINISTER OF THE INTERIOR AT MUNICH,
MILITARY SCHOOL-REORGANIZATION OF ARMY,
MODE OF DEALING WITH MENDICANCY AND THE POOR,

571

575

577

ROYAL INSTITUTION-SCIENCE AND THE ARTS-GREAT BRITAIN,
RUMFORD PROFESSORSHIP AT HARVARD COLLEGE,

VI. STEPHEN GIRARD AND HIS WILL, -
MEMOIR-MARINER-MERCHANT-BANKER,

LAST WILL-LEGAL ADJUDICATION,
HORACE BINNEY-CHARITABLE TRUSTS,
DANIEL WEBSTER-RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION,

JUSTICE STORY-DECISION OF SUPREME COURT,

VII. SMITH COLLEGE FOR FEMALES AND ITS FOUNDER,

I. MISS SOPHIA SMITH, HATFIELD, MASS.,

VIII THE SMITH CHARITIES,

IX. AMERICAN STUDENTS AT FOREIGN UNIVERSITIES, - 625-688

L. PRINCETON GRADUATE AT GÖTTENGEN AND BERLIN,
GERMAN UNIVERSITY TOWN-STUDENT DOMESTIC LIFE,
MATRICULATION-FEES-LECTURES-LEGITIMATION,
SELECTION OF LECTURES-GERMAN LECTURE SYSTEM,
STUDY OF LAW AT GÖTTENGEN AND BERLIN,
RECREATION-CRAMMING-EXAMINATION-DEGREE,

IL HARVARD VALEDICTORIAN AT CAMBRIDGE,

A DAY WITH A PENSIONER OF TRINITY COLLEGE,
DINNER-TRINITY STREET-CHAPELS-PROCTORIZING,
ATHLETIC SPORTS—CRICKET-ROWING-BOAT RACING,
EXAMINATIONS-PREPARING FOR-CONDUCT OF,

CEREMONY OF TAKING A DEGREE-MEANS OF DISCIPLINE,

625

626

630

635

641

654

673

581

591

-593-616

593

599

601

613

615

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