BIBLIOGRAPHY OF EDUCATION IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Digest of the School Laws of New Hampshire, 1850 and 1885. Annual reports of the School Commissioner, Secretary of the Board of Education, and Superintendent of Public Instruction, 1847-1890. Transactions of the New Hampshire State Agricultural Society, first report beginning with 1850. (See Vol. VI, 1857, pp. 309–332, and Vol. VII, 1858, pp. 24, 47, 310-321.)

New Hampshire Journal of Education, property and organ of the State Teachers' Association. January, 1857, to December, 1862, in six volumes, 8vo. Published at Concord.

The Public Schools of New Hampshire and Ohio. Address by S. T. Worcester. Printed in Nashua, 1871.

The History of New Hampshire from its Discovery in 1614 to the Passage of the Toleration Act in 1819. By George Barstow, pp. 285-288 and 393, et seq.

History of New Hampshire from its First Discovery to the Year 1830, with Dissertations, etc., to the Year 1874. By Edwin D. Sanborn, LL. D., pp. 152, 346, 352. Published in 1875.

Collections of the New Hampshire Historical Society, beginning in 1824. Nine volumes.

Alumni of Dartmouth College, Classes of 1811 and 1827.

Published

in 1850 and 1869, with biographical notices and a memorial of the latter class.

The Granite Monthly, Vols. I to XII. Published at Concord. (See article on the old-time academies, entitled "The Free High School," August, 1887, and that on normal schools, November, 1881.)

History of New Hampshire. By Jeremy Belknap. Published in three volumes, 1784-1792. (See Vol. II, p. 349; Vol. III, p. 288, et seq.)

History of Boscawen and Webster, 1878. By C. C. Coffin.

The Future of New Hampshire. An address before the New Hampshire Press Association, 1881, by C. C. Coffin.

New Hampshire as It Is. By Edwin A. Charlton, 1855. (See Part III, pp. 479-491.)

New Hampshire Magazine. August, 1843, to July, 1844. volume.

New Hampshire Repository. Established 1846. Conducted by William Cogswell, D. D. One volume. (See pp. 1, 79, 139, 169, 264266.) In 1847 merged into the New England Historical and Genealogical Register.

Address before the graduating class of the New Hampshire College of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts, April, 1879. By C. F. Allen, D. D.

History of New Hampshire. By John N. McClintock. Boston, 1888. (See pp. 368, 508, et seq.; 653, 654, 664-666.)

Norton's Literary Letter, comprising American papers of interest and a catalogue of rare and valuable books relating to America. (See Bibliography of New Hampshire. By Samuel C. Eastman, 1859–60.) Barnard's Journal of Education, Vol. XXVIII, pp. 353-368. Schools as they were in New Hampshire. By J. W. Simonds.

Bibliography of Manchester, N. H. By S. C. Gould. A collection of books, pamphlets, and magazines, 1743 to 1885.

History of Education in New Hampshire. By Rev. Nathaniel Bouton, D. D. New Hampshire Historical Society Proceedings, 1833, p. 36, et seq.

A True Picture of College Discipline. Manchester, 1863.
The New Hampshire Book.

Published in 1844. (See Education in

New Hampshire, pp. 252-257. By N. Bouton.)

Sketches of the History of New Hampshire, from its Settlement in 1623 to 1833. By John M. Whiton. Concord, 1834. (See Dartmouth College, pp. 115-116, 167, 186-187, 199; Phillips Exeter Academy, 143-146, and New Hampton Academy, 196.)

Index of the Laws of New Hampshire, 1679-1883.

Bancroft's History of the United States, Vol. I, p. 418. (See also on Bibliography of New Hampshire the Granite Monthly, Vol. 4, p. 286-291.)

School Legislation and Statistics. By Moses B. Goodwin, in State report for 1872, pp. 135-169.

Legislative History of Education, in State report for 1875, pp. 295-301.

Constitution of 1783.

State reports from 1848.

Revised Laws of 1792, 1815, 1830, 1843, 1853, and 1885.