A. B. Artium Baccalaureus-Bachelor of Arts, 833.
Abbot, Benjamin, Phillips Acadeiny, Exeter, 283.
Abbot, Jacob, Mt. Vernon Female Sem, Boston, 305.
Abbot Female Academy, Andover in 1830, 305.
Aberdeen University and Colleges, 675.

Honorable dismissal. 641.

Abanki Indians, French Missions, 21.
Aborigines, Efforts to Christianize, 17.

Spanish, French, English, American, 17-27.
Absentia, Degree in Oxford, 900.

Academies in United States in 1830, 293.

Maine 201; New Hampshire 295; Vermont, 299.
Massachusetts 303; Connecticut 311; R. Island 310.
New York 317; New Jersey 322; Pennsylvania 324.
Maryland 328; Virginia 331; N. Carolina 332.

S. Carolina 332; Georgia 333; Kent. 335; Ohio 337.
Academic Costume, 991; Degrees 892.
Accomplishments, and Common Sense, 550, 735.
Acquaviva, C., Ratio Studiorum, 175.

Act, The Public Exercises in a Degree, 917, 921.
Activity, Independent, 226.

Accumulation, Degrees by, at Oxford, 900.

Adams, Jasper, and Faculty of Charleston College.333.
Adams, Joha, and Phillip's Academy, Andover, 302.
Adams, John, and Count Ruinford, 588.
Adams, Franklin's Staff, 435.

Adams, J. Q. Melchior, office of Teacher, 393,
Addison, J. sph, Office of School-master, 391.

Admiral Von Tro np, at Oxford, Vanquished, 841.
Advice on Studies and Conduct, 3, 385.

Defoe, Rules o Conduct, 5.

Edward's, Resolutions for a Holy Life, 724.
Franklin, Plan of life, 410, 431.
Gaston, Conditions of Success, 551

Hillhouse, Literature, 369.

Jefferson, Travel, Books, Law, 545.

Lowe, Ancient and modern studies, 871.
Mather, Cotton, Doing Good. 387.
Raleigh. Advice to his son, 729.
Wirt, Female Education, 735.
Agriculture, Special Schoo's, 1, 478, 536.
Alabama Educational Statuse in 1830, 331,

A ber male Academy and Central Collage, Va., 540.
Alphabet, Method of Teaching, 334, 749.

Albany, N. Y., Academy in 1830, 318.

Plan of Union of Colonies, 415.

Alcott, A. Bronson, Memoir, 223–236.

Alcott House, James Pierpont Greaves, 230.

Alcott, William A., 226.

Alfonzo, the Wise, memoir and ende of, 157.
Provisions respecting Schools and Universities, 160.
What and why a King should learn, 159.
Alfred, the great, at Oxford, 822.

Allison, Francis, Philadelphia Academy, 474.
Allen, William, and Faculty of Bowdoin, 294.
Almanac. Oberlin and Franklin's use of, Popular, 189.
All Souls' College, Foundation, Endowment, 906.
Ambition and Avarice, office and money, 375, 426
American, Academy of Arts and Sciences, 310, 589.
Asylum for Deaf and Dumb in 1830, 316.
Independence, Declaration of, Jefferson, 524.
Indians, Efforts to Civilize, 17.

Institute of Instruction, 310.
Journal of Education, 15.

Liberty and Institutions, Peculiarities, 373,
Union, Plea for in 1830, Gaston, 560.
Literature, in 1830, 369,

Lyceum, Holbrook's Labors, 438.

Ames' Medulla, at Yale College, 450.

Amherst College, Faculty in 1830, 306.
Amusements of Life, Jefferson, 550, 695.
Anacharsis, use of wine by the young, 732.
Analysis, and Analytical Method, 873.
Ancient Civilization, over-valued, 875.
Geography, no longer extant, 877.
History, limited use, 876.

Studied to the Neglect of Modern, 448, 877.
Ancient Greece. Public Instruction, 737-768.
Anderson, John, and Anderson University, 438.
Andover, Theological Seminary, 309.

Phillips Academy, 305.

Anglers, Lodgers in the Angles of Hart Hall, 848.
Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Normal Civilization, 372.
Annapolis, St. John's College in 1830, 328.

Early Parochial Library, 239.

Apparatus for Schools at Athens, 748.
Apprenticeship and Training Schools, 257.

Aptitude for Special Study or Work, 345.

Arboretum and University Park, Oxford, 889.

Aristocracy, Social Influence, 372

Arithmetic, Educative Power, 3; Methods of, 749.
Aristophanes, School Boys at Athens, 745.
Aristotle, cited, 745.

Nova Ars or Logic, 920.

Priorums, Prior Analytics, 958.

Antagonism of Ramus and Bacon, 964, 840.
Army, Promotion in English, 365.

Selection, Sen o ity, Purchase, 366.

Examination, Competitive, Qualifying, 367.

Art Galleries, Oxford, 889.

Ashmolean Museum, Tradescant and Ashmole, 899.
Assessor, Prussian use, 644.

Assimilation, Intellectual growth by, 212.

Moral and Religious growth, 213.

Assistant Professors and Lecturers, 256.
German Plan, 254, 256.

Proposed for Oxford, 947.

Associate in Arts. Oxford Degree, 903.
Astroguls or Huckle bone, Grecian Gaine, 744.
Astronomy in Greek Schools, 750.

Athens, Georgi, State University in 1830, 334.
Athens, Greece, the College System, 759

Quarrel between students and citizens, 825.
Athens, Ohio, State University, 337.

Atherton, Hope, Early Tencher ut Dorchester, 110.
Attention, Power of fixing, 552.

Athletic Sports in Greek Education, 753.

Auburn, N. Y., Theological Seminary 1830, 318.
Audit Ale and Audit Cup, 851.

Auditor in Prussian Legal Practice, 644.
Augusta, Maine, Academy in 1830, 293,
Augustinians in England, 820, 823, 826.

Austins, Disputations in Augustinian Schools, F23.
Austria, Educational Reform, Maria Theresa, 51), 512
Kindermann in Bohemin, 509.

Von Swieten, Secondary Schools, 512.
Autobiographical Sketch, Schools and Teachers,
Barnard, John, Boston in 1681, C8.
Belknap, at Dover, N. H, 281.

Coleman, Boston 1678, 71.

Everett, Boston and Dorchester, 91, 115.

Channing, G, G., Newport 1800, 707.

Franklin, Boston and Philadelphia, 401.

Howland, Providence, 715.

Webster, D., Early Life, 282.

Whelock, Dartmouth, 277.

Avocation to be taught to every person, 388.

Ayliffe, John, Oxford, Riot in 1354, 825; Act, 921.

Bache, Mrs. Sarah Franklin, 411, 73.
Bachelor of Arts, Bacalaureate, 892.

Ceremonies and Exercises, 915, 921.
Bachelor of the Stool, 921.

Bachelor of Arts, Six solemn Lectures, 849.
Bacon Academy, Colchester, Conn., 311.
Bacon, Rozer, Memoir, Treatises, Views, 827.
Bahrdt, Dr., and Rochow, 503.

Bajans in Scotch Universities, 678.

Ball and Ball-playing, Oid and New games, 743.
Balliol College, Foundation, Resources. 831, 855, 906.
Balliol Scholars, a Remembrance by Shairp, 865.
Baltimore, Maryland, Educational Status, 1830, 328.
Bampton, John. and Bampton Lectures, 889.
Bangor, Me., Schools and Seminaries, 1830, 292, 294.
Theological Seminary, Professors, 204.
Baptist Educational Institutions in 1830, 293.
Barbers, Co lege and University, 927.
Barnard, Henry, Educational Publications, 945.
American Journal of Education, 15.
Papors Selecte from. Price List, 949.
Barnard, John, of Marblehead, Autobiography, 68.
School Life under Cheever, 68.

Harvard College in 1697, 70.

Benefactions. Help to Poor Students, 68.
Barnard, John, of Hadley, Benefaction. 147.
Barnard, Thomas, Teacher in Salem, 552.
Bartlett, St. Gabriel's Mission in Mexico, 20.
Basedow and Rochow. 495.

Batavia Republic, 69, 703.

Bates, Joshan, and M ddiebury College in 1830, 300.
Bate'ls, Patella, Oxford Meals in Hall, 847, 925.
B. C. L.. Bachelor of Cival and Canon Law, 893.
Beadle, University, 164, 921.

Beardsley, Dr., Life of Pres. S. Johnson, 461.
Bedmaker, Oxford, 848. 944.

Bees, Domestic economy drawn from. 755.
Beecher, Elward, D'inis College in 1831, 337.
Beecher, Lyman, and Lane Seminary, 337.
Beer Cole and Customs, German, 655.
Beer Duel, Bierjungen, 656

Belfast, Queens College, 785.

Belknap, Dr., New Hampshire Schools, 231.

Boarding round, Country Schoolmasters, 275.
Boden Scholarships, Sanscrit Literature, 890.
Bodleian Library, Sir Thomas Bodley, Oxford, 889.
Bohemia. Educational Reform, 510.

Bologna University, Model for Glasgow, 675.
Bonaventura, Franciscan, 826.

Bonifacius, or Essays to do Good, Mather, 385.
Franklin's indebtedness to, 392.

Books and Libraries, value of, 3, 285.

Frank'in, 400; Hillhouse, 376; Webster, 283, 285.
Boston News Letter, 407.

Boston Public Schools in 1830, 303.
Latin Grammar School, 67, 89

Primary School in 1826, 93; 1830, 303.
Franklin's Legacy for Medals, 434.

Bourgeois, Margaret, Congregation of Notre Dame, 23.
Bowdoin, J., and Bowdoin College, 294.

Boys, Education of, in Ancient Greece, 737-754.
Boyle, Hoa. Robert, Legacy for Indians, 23.
Boxing and cross-examination, 661.
Brazenose College, Brasinium, 822, 906, 931.
Brebeuf, Father John de, Catechism, 22.
Brief, Royal, Authority to take up Collections, 486.
Brinsley, J., Consolation for Grammar Schools, 44, 74.
Brooklyn, N. Y., Institutions in 1830, 318.
Brown, Francis, and Dartmouth College, 298.
Brown, John Carter, Memoir, 237.

Brown, Nicholas, and Brown University, 311.
Brown University, 311, 706, 711.

Brown, Samuel, benefaction to Salein in 1724, 103.
Brownell, George, Franklin's Teacher, 403.
Burdett-Coutt's Scholarships, Geology, 891.
Burgesses, Oxford members, 885.

Bursa, or Hall for Students in Germany, 804.
Burr, Joseph, and Burr Seminary, Manchester, 299.
Butler, B. F., Educational Development in N. Y., 321.
Butler, Henry, Early Teacher in Dorchester, 109.
Busilidius, H., Collegium Trilingue at Louvain, 804.
Butteries, and College Domestic Economy, 912, 925.
Busy Body, Franklin's Papers in 1728, 411.
Byfield, Mass., Female School in 1830, 305.
By-Services, Charities, and Liberalities, 850.
Bulaeus, Influence of College System, 815.

Laurie's Inaugural Discourse, 193, 639, 690.

Meiklejohn at St. Andrews. 220.

Programme of Instruction for 1877, 699, 690.
Bemooste Häupter, Moss-grown hea ls, 641.
Benedictine Order. 4, 811, 827.

Benefactions, Educational, General Policy, 880.

Benefit of Clergy, amenable to Eccles. Courts, 856.
Benevolence in Trifles, 735.

Bentley, Donation of Books, Meadville, 326.
Berkeley, George. Dean and Bishop, 4, 461.
Letters to Dr. Johnson of Stratford, 464.
Scholarship at Yale College, 464.
Westward the Star of Empire, 480.

Berkeley, Governor of Virginin, Free School, 55.
Berlin City, and University in 1863. 641.
American Student at, 641.

English Report on Scientific side, 250.
French Estimate, 241.

Legal Faculty and Lectures in 1863, 642.
Bermudas, Berkeley's College in the, 461.
Berwick, Maine, Academy in 1830, 291.
Bethlehem, Penn., Moravian School, 274.
Beveridge, John, Philadelphia College, 1758, 480.
Bible as a Text-book in Schools, 289.
Bible Clerk, at Oxford, 902.

Bible Class in Cominon School, 108.
Bigelow, Jacob, Science and the Arts, 591.

Billings, R., Early Teacher in Dorchester, 113, 115.
Binney, Horace. Legality of Girard's Will, 601.
Charity and Charitable Trusts, 601.

Biography and History, 221.

Birthday Feast in Ancient Greece, 727.
Birkbeck, and London Mechanic Institute, 438.
Blacks, Rights to Liberty and Light, 713.
Binir, James, Memoir, 58.

Bloomington, Illinois, College in 1830, 337.
Boarding Houses for University Students, 811.

Cabinets of Natural History, 4, 252, 253.

Caldwell, Dr., Faculty of Chapel Hill College, 332.
Cambridge University, Property, Income, 929,
Colleges, Income and Expenditures, 932

Campbell, Thomas, Rector of Glasgow University, 636.
Canadian Indians, French Missions, 21.

Canon Law, Study and Degrees, 646.

Capes, W. W., College System at Athens, 759.
Carlsruhe Polytechnical School, 251.

Cardinal de Vitry, 802.

Carthusians in England, 4, 826.

Carnahan, J., and Faculty of Nassau Hall, N. J., 323.

Card playing at English Universities, 693.
Castalio's Dialogues, 393, 399.

Catechism, in New England use, 108, 153.
Marther, Richard, 108.

Catechism, in Hart Hall or College, 849.
Catholic Church and Education, 175, 421.
Missions and Schools for Am., Indians, 19, 23.
Catholic Disabilities in Ireland, 793.
Catholic University of Ireland, 893-800.
Caution Money. Security for Fees and Bills, 850, 912.
Celibacy, Enforced on College Fellows, 844.
Chair of Education, in Scotch Universities, 689, 690.
Champlain, Religious Motive of first voyage, 21.
Chamberdekys, and Martinets, 807.
Censor, of Unattached Students, Oxford, 708, 911.
Center College, Danville, Ky., in 1837, 335.
Chancellor, University, Oxford, 885.
Chancellor Prizes, Oxford, Composition, 891.
Chandler, Dr., Helper of American Colleges, 485.
Channing, George G.. Reminiscences of Newport, 707.
Schools, Teachers, Books, 708.

Channing, W. E.. Labor and Culture, 234.
Charlottesville, Va., University in 1830, 332
Charleston, S. C., School, and College in 1830, 332.
Contribution to College in Phil., 499.

Harvard Grammar School-house, 359.

Charity, a Christian Virtue, 601.

Charity and Charitable Trusts, Legal, 604.
Charters, College and University, 133.

Charsley's Private Hall, Oxford, 908.

Charity Schools, Early American, 396, 438, 469.
Chauncey, Charles, President of Harvard College, 135.
Chauncey Hall School, Boston, in 1830, 305.
Cheever, Ezekiel, Mustership of Boston Latin, 165, 391.
Chemistry, Early Professorships, 4, 887.

Prominence in German Universities, 249.
Cheshire Episcopal Academy, Conn., 312.
Cheverus, John, Missionary and Cardinal, 211.
Christ Church College, Foundation, Resources, 906.
Chrysoloras, Greek Teaching, and Grammar, 930.
Church, Alonzo, and Faculty of Georgia Uni., 334.
Choice of Friends, 729; Studies, 729; Wife, 729.
Childhood, Penalty of Neglected, 393.
Christian Knowledge Society, Dr. Bray in 1697, 230.
Christian Charity, Characteristics. 606, 722.
Christian Brothers, School in America 1737, 23.
Christian Sabbath, under Girard's Will, Webster, 613.
Christ Church Bells, Tom of Oxford, 821, 829.
Christ Church College, Foundation, Resources, 835,906.
Church Going and Public Worship, 738.
Cicero, cited, 477, 875.

Cincinnati, Schools and Education in, 1830, 338.
Circuiting, Doing Austins, Collector, 923, 924.
Cistercians at Oxford, 823.

Cities, Peculiar dangers, 262.

Plans of School-houses for, 259.

Citizenship, University, 241, 633.

Civilization of American Indians, 17-32.

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Spanish efforts, 17; French, 20; English, 24; Am.,
Civil Engineering, Courses for, 256.
Civil Law, in German Universities, 646.
English Universities, Oxford, 898.

Civil Service, Basis of Appointments to, 440.
Clap, Lucy, Teacher in Dorchester, 115.
Clap, President of Yale College, 470.

Clare College, Property, Income and Expenditure, 932.
Clarke, Institution for Deaf Mutes, Northampton, 621.
Clarendon Press and Building, Oxford 889.
Class and Pass Examinations, Oxford, 818, 895.

Time, Candidates, Public Examinations, 895.
Class List or Classmen, published in Calendar, 895.
Classics, Greek and Latin Authors and Language, 1.
Supremacy in English Schools, 818.
Assisted by Laws, 871, 882.

Clerc, Laurent, American Asylum, 316.

Clergy, Fitness and Claims for Educational work, 503.
Exclusion from Girard College, 600, 609, 611.
Irish and Irish Schools, 794.

Clinton, N. Y., Hamilton College in 1830, 313.
Clover-leaf, a Social Reading in German Uni., 652.
Clubs for Literary Improvement of Members, 437, 439.
Coach and Coaching, Private Tutors and, 661, 861.
Coffee and Coffee-houses at Oxford, 850.
Cogswell, J. G., Round Hill School in 1830, 304.
Colet, Dean. Study of Greek, 838.
Coleman, William, Franklin's friend, 439.
College and College System, 801--816.
Development into places of Study and Instruction,
College Associations, Social Power, 684, 811.
College Life, English and Scotch contrasted, 683.
Colleges and Halls in English Universities, 801, 826
College Tutor, Expansion of Fellowship, 809.
Colleges in United States in 1830, 293, 332.

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Maine, 393; New Hampshire, 296; Vermont, 300.
Massachusetts, 307; Connecticut, 312; R. I., 311.
New York, 313; New Jersey, 323; Penn., 325.
Virginia, 331; North Carolina, 332; Georgia, 334.
Md., 338; Dis. of Col., 329; Ala., Louisiana, 335.
Collins, Library Association in R. L., in 1730, 705.
Colonial Legislation respecting Schools, Mass., 59.
Colored Children, Taught gratis in Newport, 710.
Columbia, District of, Schools in 1830, 329.
Columbia, (Kings) College, N. Y., 320.
Columbia, S. C., College in 1830, 333.

Columbian Orator, 709.
Comitia, Majora et Minora, 921.
Commandments and Lord's Prayer, 707.
Commemoration Day at Oxford, 924.
Commencement Exercises, Oxford, 921.
Commencement at Harvard in 1642, 141.
Commencing Master of Arts, Inceptor, 921.
Commerce, History, to be taught, Franklin, 444.
Comenius, Proposition to bring to Harvard, 135.
Commoner, in Hartford College, 830.
Common Sense, Rarity and Value, Wirt, 736.
Common Schools in U. S., in 1830, 291-338.
Commons Living in College, 850.

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Putting out, a penalty 850; Standing to Commons,
Competitive exa nination, Military Service, 369.
Cambridge and Oxford, 819.
Comradeship, College, Salutary, 869.
Concord, Mass, Alcott, Emerson, 235.
Concord, N. H., and Count Rumford, 564.
Conduct, Advice by men Eminent in Affairs, 1.
Edwards, 721, 727.
Franklin, 733.

Gaston, 551.

Hillhouse, 369.

Jefferson, 574, 548.
Mather, 384.

Raleigh, 729.

Wirt, 735.

Conferment of Degrees, Ceremony at Göttingen, 666.
Congregation, House of, Oxford, 883.

Congregation of the University of Oxford, 834.
Congregationalists, Colleges, in 1830, 291, 314.
Connecticut, Schools and Education in 1830, 311.

Elementary, 311; Academies, 312; Colleges, 315.
Female Education and Schools before 1800, 273.
Connington Prizes, Classics, Oxford, 891.
Constitution of the United States, 426, 490.
Constitutions respecting Instruction, Loyola, 165.
Conservatory of Arts and Trades in Paris, 437.
Conversation, Instruction by, Alcott, 235.
Conversational Method, 490.

Conversations with Children on the Gospel, 231.
Convocation, House of, Oxford, 883.
Cooperative Study, younger with older students, 649.
Cootes, English Schoolmaster, 72, 101.
Cooper, Myles, Columbia College, 458.
(578.
Cookery, Art of, Count Rumford, labors to improve,
Copeland, Patrick, First Free School in Virginia, 42.
Cork, Queens College, Faculty, 78).
Corporate feature of Universities, 241.

Corpus Christi College, Resources, Expenses. 906, 931.
Cosinetes, or Rector of College at Athens, 765.
Costume, Academie, Oxford, 901.
Cotton, John, 131, 140,

Coursing in Lent, Wall Lectures, 923.
Courtesies, Benevolence in Trifles, 725.
Cost of three years course at Oxford, 908, 912.
Admission, Tuition, Rent and Furniture, 908, 912.
Servants, Fees, Subscriptions, 908, 912.
Creaneers, Guardian's of Noblemen's sons at, 834.
Crosby, Nathan, First half century of Dartmouth, 277.
Croxal's Fables and Stories for children, 445.
Cullick, John, Trustee of Hopkin's Bequest, 145, 153.
Culture and Literature, in a Republic. 369.
Culture, an End of Education, Laurie, 208.
Cumberland College, Ky., in 1830, 335.
Curriculum Vitae, 665.

Curris, Ernest, as a Lecturer, 636.

Curtis, Abel, Compend of English Grammar 1779, 279.
Cutter, Timothy, Rector of Yale College, 452.
Daboll's Arithmetic, 709.

Daily Routine, Individual. Examples, Rumford, 563.
Daily Routine of College Requirements, 848, 863, 910.
Debating and Debating Societies, 168.
Debts of Undergraduates,

Declaration of Assent to 39 Articles at Oxford, 900.
Declamation, Co lege Exercise, 848.

Degrees, Original Significance, and Exercises, 802.
Degrees, Fees, University and College, Oxford, 904.
Degrees in Medicine, Oxford, 899.

Degrees in Theology, Early Requirements, 927, 839.
Degrees in Civil Law, Oxford, 898
Degrees in Music, Oxford, 897.

Fauchet, Abbe, Eulogy on Franklin in Paris, 430.
Fawcett, Prof. Galway Queens College, 791.
Federation of Colleges in English Universities, 817.
Fees, University and College,

Oxford, University and College, 904. 908, 912.
German Universities, 245, 256.
German Scientific Schools, 256.

Advantages of this mode, Adam Smith, 823.
Felbiger, and Rochow, 500.

Fellows, and Fellowships, Oxford, 985.

Influence of Endowments, Gibbon, 861, 863.
Ferule, used on head and feet as well as hands, 79.
Felt, Joseph B., History of Salem Schools, 97.
Female Teachers, Early Examples. 115. [237.
Female Education and Schools in U. S., prior to 1800,
Hints by Franklin 733; Jefferson 548: Socrates, 752.
Vives, 341; Wirt, 735; Woodbridge, 273.
Special Schools about 1830, 289-320.
Filial Duty, Examples, Edwards, 726; Franklin, 404.
Fisk, Wilbur, and Faculty of Wesleyan Uni., 313.
Flatterers, Danger and Avoidance of, 730.
Florida Indians, Spanish Missions, 18.

Flogging, as a School and College Punishment, 6, 394.
Foreigners, assimilated by Native Schools, 475.
Foreign Students, in German Universities, 631, 635.
Fowle, John, Teacher of Count Rumford, 561.
Franciscans in England, Roger Bacon, 826.
Francké, on the Law of Inheritance, 658.
Francké, Collegium Pietatis, 391.

Franklin, Benjamin, Memoir, 401-448.

Autobiography, 401; Business Life, 411.
Official Service to State and Country, 414, 431.
Ideas of an English School in 1749, 440.
Studies for an Academy, 445,
Advice to his Daughter, 733.

Correspondence with Dr. Johnson, of Stratford, 466.
Last Will and Bequest, to Boston and Phil., 435.
Condition of Funds left in 1876, 437.
Albany Plan of Union of the Colonies, 415.
Franklin Medal, Boston, 92, 435.

Franklin, William, 411, 417.

Franklin's Stove, in 1741, 413.

Free School, Early Form of, in N. England, 55-125.
Boston, Latin School, 55.

Salem, Town School, 97.

Dorchester, Town Grammar School, 105.

Roxbury, The Free School, Latin and fees, 121.
Charlestown, Town Grammar. 127.
Ipswich, Watertown, Newbury, 128.

Free or Charity School, 397, 474.

French Revolution, Influence on Holland, 688.
French Missions and Schools for Indians, 21-23.
Freiberg, Mining Academy, Saxony, 251.

Friday, Closing Exercises in a Newport School, 707.
Frideswide, St., and Priory, Oxford. 819.
Friend's Boarding School, R. I., 311, 709, 712.
Fruitlands, Labor and Culture, Alcott, 234.
Fryburg, Maine, Academy in 1830, 291.

Fuller, John, Charity in Royal Institution, 585.
Funeral Discourse, an Act of Justice, 395.
Funds for Educational Purposes, 299-333.

Influence on choice of Studies, 853, 880.
Future, The Teacher of the, 218.

Fox, George, Instructions for Right Spelling, 709.
Gabriel Mission, St., in Mexico, 20.

Gaius, Institutes, 651, 653.

Gallaudet, American Asylum in 1830, 316,

Galway, Queens College, 783, 790.

Gambier, Kenyon Coliege, 1830, 337.

Games for Children, in Ancient Greece, 739.
Gardening and Agriculture, taught at School, 444.
Oberlin, 184; Kinderman, 510.

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Genius of the Place, Local and Personni, 870.
Geology, Earliest Professorships, 887, 915.
George III., Benefactions to American Colleges, 486.
Georgetown, D. C., Catholic College in 1830, 329.
Georgia, Early New England Settlement, 120.
Decision and Action as to Independence, 120.
Educational Institutions in 1830, 333.

Elementary, 333; Academies, 333; College, 334.
German Lecture System, 637, 646.
German Science Teaching, 247.
German Stove, or Oven, 627.
German Student Life, Hart, 626.
German University Town, 245, 625.
German Universities, International view, 241, 249, 625.
Gerson, Chancellor, Supremacy of the University, 815.
Gettysburgh Theological Seminary in, 1830, 326.
Gibbon, Edward, Autobiography at Oxford, 861.
Gifford, John, Benedictine College at Oxford 821.
Gilbertines in England, 7, 8:26.

Count Rumford's Efforts in Bavaria, 572.
Gardiner, Maine, Institute in 1830, 202.
Garrick, David, Aid to American College, 488.
Garrisons, Converted into Schools of Instruction, 571.
Gaston, Address to College Students, 551.
Warning against Disunion in 1832, 558.
Gataker, Dr., Education in Virginia in 1657, 55.
Geneva, N. Y., College in 1830, 318,

Geneva, Switzerland, Migration of Professors, 586.

Gilmanton, N. H., Academy in 1830, 298.
Girard College and its Founder, 593-618.
Girard, Stephen, Memoir, 593.
Girard, Stephen's, Will, Provisions, 601.
Binney, on Charitable uses, 604.

Webster, on Religious Instruction, 611.
Story, Judge Sustains Validity, 615.
Girls, and Female Education,

Common Schools prior to 1800, 153.

Academies and Seminaries about 1830, 291-334.
Colleges recently established, 617.

Rochow's School at Rekahn, 505.

Giving and Taking, between Teacher and Pupil, 224.
Gladiator's Entertainment at Oxford, 851.

Gladstone, W. E., Irish University Reform, 7, 788.
Gleim and Rochow, 503.

Gluttony, Drunkenness, and Profligacy, at Oxford, 842.
Gneist, Professor, Berlin, 641, 647.

Godfrey, Thomas, Hadley's Quadrant, 439.

Goeschen, Revolution of Study of Civil Law, 652.
Goethe, the Science of Law, Faust, 665.

God and our Neighbor, Love of, 607.

Good, Enough to do, Mather, 387.

Good Breeding, and Good Doing, Franklin, 444.
Good Man, Portrait of a, by Jefferson, 549.
Good, Dr., Head of Balliol, 839.

Göttingen University, 626.

American Student's Experience, 625.

English Report on Science Department, 250.
Legal Studies and Examination, 645.
Degrees, Ceremonies, Fees, Doctor, 672.

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Gould, Benjamin F., Master of Boston Latin School,
Gown, Academics, 901.

Gown and Town, Antagonism and Riots, 825,
Grammar, English, in Elementary Schools, 222.

Earliest American Text Books, Curtis, 279.

Grammar Schools of N. England, First Enactinent, 60.
Historical Development, 65-144.

Ordinance of General Court of New Plymouth, 61.

First Law requiring Masters to be examined, 62.
Salaries before 1800, 152.

Grant, Miss Z. P., Ipswich Female Seminary, 305.
Granville, Ohio, Baptist Institution 1830, 337.
Gratuities to Servants, Customary Charges, 912.
Gray, William, Early Promoter of Greek in Eng., 836.
Greece, Ancient, History and Geography, 875.

Importance Exaggerated in Modern Study, 876.
Greece, Schools of Public Instruction, 737-768.
Home Education, Birth Feast, Nurse and, 737.
Toys, Sports, Pastimes and Games, 739.
Elementary Schools, Age of Attendance, 745.
Place of Attendance, Teacher, Fees, 747.
Studies, Arithmetic, Music, Drawing, 749.
Physical Education, Gymnastic Training, 751.
Domestic Training of Girls, Science of good, 755,
Xenophon's Economics, Socrates and, 755.
Higher Instruction, The College at Athens, 729.
Religions Opening of Lectures, Rectors, 763.
Ancient Tablets, Stone Records of Scholars, 766.

Greek Language and Literature, in England, 837, 857.
Early Teachers at Oxford, 837.
Felicities, reserved for the few, 874.