History in Public Schools, 195.

Examination Test, 531.

Hodder, James, 63.

Hodgson, W. B., Memoir, 473.

The Teacher of the Future, 474.

Reading as a Subject of Instruction, 475.
Classical Studies, 478.

Hofw,1, Fellenberg's Institution at, 63.
Owen's Remini-cence- of, 659.

Home Education. 226, 369, 391.

Home Employments, 381.

Home, Idea of, 499.

Home Influence, 226.

Mistress ad Servants, 389.

Home Life and Education, Examples, 226, 369. Home Preparation of Lessons, 507.

HOOLE, CHARLES, 63.

Hoosier School-master, cited, 520.

Hopkins, Edward, and his Foundations, 63.
Hopkins, Mark, Educational Views, 22.
Born-book of the 14th Century, 63.
Horsing in Schools of Pompeii, 326.
Hospitals, and Ho-pital Service, 445, 463,
Sist rs of Charity in, 463.
Hospitallers, or Kuights of Malta, 259.
Houpsy-donpsy, School Pu ishment, 334.
Hours of Study, Number, 63.

Housebold Duties in Wealthiest Familles, 381.
Howe, Samuel G., Educational Work 22, 63.
Hughes, Thomas, Reminiscences of Rugby,346.
Humphrey, Heman, 22, 63.

Hunt, Leigh, School Life, 345.

Hurley, Mrs., Dame School about 1800, 209.
Huxley, Prof., Educ tional Views, 622,
Huxley, Scientific Training, 472.
Humiliation in Punishment, 503.
Hutchinson, Mrs. Lucy Apsley, 391.
Hypocrites as Teachers, Carlyle on, 806.

Idleness, Unconquerable, 519.
Ignatius, Loyola, 64, 291.

Constitutions of Instruction, 64.
Ignorance, Adult, Cost of, 476.
Protection from, 619.

Illinois, 64.

Illiteracy, National, 64.

Immoral Conduct in Teachers, 198.

Imitation, Habit and Power, 64.

Inculcation and Training, 513.

Indebtedness for School Buildings, 605, 626, 632.

India Civil Service, Examinations for, 461.
Indiana, 64.

Indifference of the Public, 605.

Individual Impressions to Groups, 493.

Individualization, 516.

Condition of Appropriate Help, 516.

Indolence, Stupidity, 93.

Industrial Arts, 64.

Industrial Element, 414.

Girls' School, 366.

Ireland, 31, 64.

Elementary National Schoois, 31, 756.
Secondary School Commission, 32, 756.
Superior Instruction, Universitis, 33. 787.
Reformatory and Industrial Schools, 657, 675.
Catholic Sisterhoods, Disabilities, 678, 705.
Irela d, National Schools, 31, 61, 649.
Irish Scholars in Foreign Universities, 737, 744.
Italy, Schools and Education, 31, 64.

Jacobi, F., Method with Latin. 64.
Jaco ot, and His Methods, 64, 545.

Jail, Contaminations for the Yourg, 658, 672.
Jameson, Mrs., Employment of Women, 64, 463.
Jardine, G.. Philosophy of Education, 64.
Jefferson, Thomas, Educational Work, 64.
Jena, University, 64.

Student Life, English view, 769.
Class room, In and Out of. 769.
Burschen, Students' Songs, 770.
Landsmaunschaften, Social Societies, 772.
Quarrels, Student's Code, Duals. 776.
Burschenschaften in 1824 and 1864, 778.
Corps Debaucheries, Expenses, 786.
Beer-drinking Customs, 788.

Jerks as Punishment, 327.
Jerome, Sain', 64, 691.

Jerrard, Late Study of Latin, 480.
Jesuits, Their Methods, 545.

JOHNSON, SAMUEL, 64.

JOLLY, Professional Training of Teachers, 527. Journals of Education, List to 1864, 65.

Johnson, Walter R., 22.

Justice in an English Public School, 337.

Juvenal, Sc' o 1 Punishments. 326.

Juvenile Offenders against Law, 65, 657.

Jail and Reform School, 657.

Bound Out to Families, 658.

[677.

Requirements as to Labor, and Treatment,
Discharges aud Results, 677.

Kaletein, Tutor of Frederick II., 806.
Kansas, Education

Institutions, 65.

Kant, Padagogik, 65, 486.

Kay, James Philips (Shuttleworth), 65, 562. Keate, Great Flogger, 332.

Kentucky, Educational Institutions, 65, 204.

Kemshead, Science Teaching, 474.

Child, Face to Face with Nature, 474.

Kindergarten System, 23 621.

Kingsbury, John, Memoir and Portrait, 23, 65.

Industrial Schools, Great Britain, 667. How Certified, 658.

Knights, Hospitallers of Jerusalem aud Ma a, Knowledge, Organized, 477.

[259.

Knowledge and Ignorance, relative, 865.

Knox, Vicesimu-, 65

Krusi, H., Life and Views, 65.

Labor, Manual 406.

Lalor, John, Prize Essay, 23.

Lamb. C., Recollections of Christ Hospital, 344.
Lanark, New, Owen's Labors, 407.

Lancaster, Joseph, Life and System, 23, 65.
Land Grants to Schools, American, 65.
Landscape Gardening 375.

Language, Study o', 62.

Latin Language and Literature, 28, 118.

Morning, or Opening Exercises, 623. Morrison, Thomas, School Management, 24. Mor-e, Geography, 195, 240.

Morton, Lady, 372.

Mother, General, Superior, 455, 697.

Mother Tongue. Value and Methods with, 28. Motives to Study, 28.

Promotion and Prizes, 29.

Motiv s of the Teacher's Work, 80, 525.
MULCASTER, RICHARD, 69.

Müller, Max, Memoir, 24, 555.

Oxford Local School Examination, 555. Basedow-Influence on Schools, 557. National Education in England, 558. Middle Class School Examination, 555. Munich, Schools and University, 69. Murphy, J. N., Terra Incognita, copied, 69. Ancient Religions Orders, 256.

[433.

St. Vincent de Paul, and Sisters of Charity, Sisterhoods, Ancient and Modern, 689. Reforma ory Institutions, Great Britain, 659. Honora Nagle and Presentation Nuns, 705. Music in Schools, 28, 69.

4. Prevention and Reformatory, 34, 69, 76.

5. Exceptional Classes, 34, 56, 69.

6. Females, 35.

Natural Curiosity, 505.

Natural and Formal Education, 468.

Natural History, 534.

Natural Philosophy, study of, 351.

Natural Science in Grammar Schools, 70.

Natural S encry and Phenomena, 28, 228, 375.

Nature's System of Education, 466.

Growth of Body and Mind, 466.

National Education, English, 557, 561, 599..
National Vices, 521.

Teacher's relations to, 522.

Naval Schools and Education, 33, 70.

Nebraska, Schools and Education, 70.

Necessary Knowledge, not always earliest, 489
Necessary Things, easy to obtain, 489
Needle-work in Schools, 35, 70.
Negro and African Special Schools, 70.
Legal and Educational Status, 70.
Neighborhoo', Education by, 229, 728.
Nervons Exhaustion. Silliman's Treatm't, 252.
Nevada, Schools and Education, 70.
New England, Early Schools and System, 70.
Reminiscences, Oliver, Silliman, 209, 226.
New England Primer, Illustrated Alphabet, 74.
New Haven, School and College, 70.
New Hampshire, Schools and Education, 70.
New Jersey, Schools and Education, 70.
New Testament in School, 70, 195.

New York, Schools and Education, 70.
Nicol's Organ, 333.

Ni buhr, cited, 541, 559.

Nightingale, Florence, existing home life, 379.
Noblemen's Sons, at Hofwyl, 365.
Nolasco, St. Peter, Redemption of Captives,442.
Noltericus, Religious Tutor of Fred'ck II, 314.
Non-attendance at School, 71, 592.

Non-comformists' Academy, 462.

Non-conformists and Public Schools, 563. [259.
Norbert, St., Founder of Premonstratensians,
Normal, as Applied to Schools, 71.
Normal Schools Classified, 30, 71.
Normal School, in England, 527.

Normal or Training Colleges, Great Britain, 30, 71. 598, 628.

Scotland in 1875, 78, 648.

North Carolina, Schools and Education, 71, 204.
Northend, C., Memoir and Portrait, 71.
Northrop, B. G., Memoir and Views, 71.
Norway, Schools and Education, 71.
Novitiate, for a Religious Order, 697.
Act of Profession, 701.
Divestment of Property, 703.
Number, Early Lessons in, 29.
Nun, in Catholic Church, 689.

Nuns, Orders and Congregation, 71, 693.
Benedictine, 693.

Augustinian, 693.

Franciscan, or Minoresses, 694. Urbanists, 695.

Dominican, 695.

Carmelite, 696.

Ceremonies of Reception, 697.
Cloistered, Congregation, 715.
Presentation, 713.

Daughters of the Cross, 721.
Sisters of St. Louis, 681, 687.
Sisters of Mercy, 679, 687.
Sisters of Charity, 678.

Sisters of Notre Dame, 682, 684.
Sisters of St. Francis, 683.

Nuns of the Good Shepherd, 678.

Ursuline, Convent and School, 710, 712. Rules and Constitution, Vows, Schools, 716.

Obedience, 71, 361.

Oberlin, College and Town, 71.

Oberlin, the Practical Educator, 71.

Object Lessons for Beginners, 213, 505.

Object Teaching, 28.

Observation, Culture of, 474.
Observatins, 261.

Observatories, 71.

Trinity College, Dublin, 754.

Observer and Experimenter, 478, 493.
Obstinate Idleness, Punishment, 519.
Occupations, Education for,

Odo, St., Order of Cluniacs, 257.

Officers, School and Offical Reports, 71.
Ohio, Schools and Education, 1.
Old and New in Schools, 71.

Old-fashioned Curistian Home, 387.
Oliver, Henry K., Memoir, 224.

Reminiscences, A B C and Dame School. 209.
General State of Boston Schools, 1805, 211.
Grammar School, Master Pembeiten, 213.
Condition and Prospect at Age of Ten, 215.
Phillips' Academy, Boston Latin School, 217.
Retrospect of School Training, 221.
Day-dreams of a School-master, 223.
Olmsted, Denison, Memoir and Views, 71.
Optatus, St., 691.

Option in Studies, 72, 458, 523.

Oral Teaching, Value and methods, 28.
Oratory, Congregation of, Neri, 263.
Orders and Congregations, 263, 715.
Organized Knowledge, 471.
Original Research, 72.

Orphans, Asylums for, 72, 726.

Catholic Hou-es, 726.

Oswego Training School, 3, 72.
Outer World, Inner World, 493.
Over-Government, 72.

Owen, Robert, Memoir, 403.
Factory Population, 407.

Industry, Diversions, Military Drill, 414
Infant Schools, School Relorm, 410.

Owen, Robert, Memoir, 403.

Pope. Alexander, Views, 74, 438.

Reminiscenses of Hofwyl, 359.

Oxford University. 72.

Objections o, 451.

Local School Examinations, 555.

Pachomius, Earliest Monastic Rules, 689.
Packer, Mrs., and Packer Collegiate Inst., 35, 72.
Page, D. P., Memoir and Educat'l Views, 24, 72.
Packington, Sir John, Education Scheme, 578.
Parental Duty in Education, Scotland, 646.
Taren's and Parental Duties, 72.
Parish School Boards, 631, 645.
Farliamentary Grants and Action, 561, 581, 640.
Parochial Schools of Scotland, 541.

Modified by Elementary School Act, 545.
PARR, SAMUEL, 72.

Partridge, Alden, Memoir and Views, 24, 72. Pastoret, Madame de, Children's Asylums, 654. Potison, Mark, 72.

Pu, Saint, First Hermit, 689.

Paula, Saint, 691.

Piuper Class, Cost to England, 618.

PAYNE, JOSEPH, 465.

Science of Education, 465.

Art of Education, 465.

Foundation of Science-teaching, 471.

Peabody, Elizabeth, 72.

Penal Legislat on and Popular Education, 365, Penma ship. 29, 78.

Pennsylvania, Schools and Education, 72, 203.
Pensions and Special Aid to Teachers, 633.
Perceptions and Perc ptive Faculties, 28, 491.
Periodicals, Educational, 73.

Perrot, Sir John, University of Dublin, 740.
Personal Influence, 73.

Pestalozzi, 73; cited, 545, 547.

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Pestalozzi and Pestalozzianism, 24, 73.
Phelps, Mrs. Lincoln, Memoir and Views, 78.
Phelps, W. F., Memoir and Views, 24,
Philadelphia, Educational Institutions, 73.
Philbrick, John D., Memoir and Views, 24, 73.
Philistine, in German University Slang, 73.
Pilip Neri and Oratorians, 263.

Philology, Eng ish, Academy of, 427.
Physical Facts, How taught, 473.

Physical Science, 29, 472.

Physical Training in Public Schools, 29.

Physiology in Schools, 73.
Pictorial Ilustrations, 29.

Pictures, Value to Children, 29.

Picturing out to Pupils, 29.
Picturous, Art Methods, 29, 73.

Pierce, Cyrus, Memoir and View, 78.
Pierpont, John, 24, 240.
Pietism and Franke, 22, 73.

Piety not Taught by Catechism, 315.
Plato, Euc t'onal Views, 24, 73.
Playfair, Prof.. cited, 620.
Play, Spontan ous Activity, 29.
Play-ground, Moral Uses, 29. 516.

Children's Language ad Manners, 29.
Play and Fa-times, 29, 74.
Plutarch. 436.

Po try, Study of, 29.

Political Science 29, 74.

Polytechnic Schools, Europe, 33, 74.
Pombal, Marquis, 319.

Reforms in Portugal, 821.

Lisbon Regenerated after Earthquake, 325. Poor Clares, or Franciscan Nuns, 694.

Rigg-Historical Development from 1839, 561.
Church Review-Volun ary Schools, 599.
London Times-Saturday Review, 634, 636.
Official Exposition for 1876, 625.
Religious Instruction, 585, 623.

Popular Education and Penal Legislation, 74.
Social and Political Advancement, 74.
Popular Education a National Duty, 558.
Ignorance a National Crime, 74.

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Porter, Noah, 25; on American Education, 512.
Portugal, Schools and Education, 31, 74.
Possibilities of Primary Schools, 492.
Potter, Alonzo, Memoir and Views, 25, 74.
Potter, E. R., Bible in Schools, 74.
Practising School for Candidates for Teaching,
Practical Educators and Reformers, 74.
Praise and Rewards for Well-doing, 312.
Prayers and Psalms, 29, 74.

Premonstratensians, or White Canons, 259.
Prendergast, Mastery System, 538.
Preparation of Lessons, 92, 544, 507.
Presentation Nuns, 713, 720.

Rules and Constitutions, 716.
Primary Schools-European, 31, 74.

American, 31, 74.

Primer, Earliest English, 74.

Primary Schools, Aims and Limits, 74.

English, 193, 499.

Calderwood, 499.

Donaldson, 488.

Hoole, 63.

Rigg, 574.

Private Schools and Public, 362, 443.

Private Schools and Teaching, 29, 362.
Prizes, Influence on Studies, 29, 74, 530.
Profession, Religious, 697, 701.
Professional System, Weakness, 290.
Professional Training of Teachers, 30, 495, 527.
Psalter, Early New England School-Book, 195.
Prussia, Educational Institutions, 75.

Public Service, Schoo's for, 75

Publicity to Good Methods, 323.

Punishments, School, 27, 75, 825, 502.

Instruments and Means, 325, 336.

Public Schools defined, 29, 75.

Reformatory Schools in Great Britain, 76, 659. Development since 1854, 659.

Inspection, Cost, General and Local, 660.
Parental Assessment, Profit on Industry, 661.
Moral Results, 667.

Refuge for Fallen Women, 714.
Register-General. Engiish, 628, 634.

Religion and Re igious Instruction, 29, 76.
Home Education, 889, 391.
Boarding Schools, 146.
Day Schools, 524.

Sunday Exercises, 389.
Arnold's Practice, 346.

Religious Orders in Catholic Church, 257 689.
Aims, Sanctity in Act and Thought, 689, 715g
Religious Orders, Classification, 257.
Monks, 257.
Clerk Regular, 263.
Canon Regular, 259. Congregations, 263.
Fiars, 260.
[689.
Religious Orders and Congregations, Women,
Nuns, Earliest Orders, 690.

Marcellina, Marcella. Paula, Enstochum, 691. Monastic Rule, Benedict, Basil. Augustine.692. Benedictine. Poor Clares, Dominican, 694. Reception and Profession, White and Black Veil, 697. 1721. Works of Mercy, Charity and Education, 718, Reminiscences of School Life, 195, 225 337, 369. Renclin and Early German Reformers, 25. Renowning, University, 775.

Repetition, Value of, 467, 539.

Repres-in of Evil Tendencies, 518.

Restriction, Children must Learn, 504.

Results, Payments or Grants by, 568. Lowe's Revised Code, 595.

Rumford, Count (Thompson), 77.
Russell, Lord John, 77, 619.

Russell, William, Memoir and Views, 25, 619.
Russia, Educational Systems, 77.
Ruthardt, J. C., 25.

Sabbath Observance in New England, 227.
Sadler, Elizabeth, Mrs. Walker, 385.
Salaries of School-masters, 77, 525.

Salpêtrière, Asylum, by Vincent de Paul, 447.
Sandon, Lord, Bill for Elementary Schools, 640.
Sanitary condition of Schoo's. 62.

Saturday Review, Neglect of Reading, 636.
Sarmiento, D. F.. 25.

Savages and Civilized Life, 52. 616,

Sayes Court, House and Grou d-, 374, 389.
Saxony, Schools and Systems, 77.
Scholar and Scholarship, 424, 426.
Scholars, in English Public School 40.
SCHOLASTIC DISCIPLINE in 1653, Hole, 77.
Scholarships in Dub in University, 767.
School, Architecture, 50, 297.
Schools as they were, 18. 77. 193, 209, 225.
Science, defined, 78, 477, 482.
Science and Art Department, 78, 629.
Science of Education, 465, 485.
Science-teaching, 78, 471.
Acland, 470.
Huxley, 473.
Training, 474.

Kemshead, 474. Payne, 471.

Scientific Subjects in Elementary Schools, 629. Scolastica, 693.

Scotland, Parochial School System, 31, 78, 611. Historical Development, 641.

Scotland, Elementary School Act, 645.

Operation for Three Years, 648.

Scotland, Reformatory Schools, 662.
Scotland School Code. 496.

Severe Discipline. 333.

Scott, John, Lord Eldon, School Life, 351.
Scott, Sir W., on Gardens, 376.
Scott, William, Lord Stowell, 350.
Scriptorium at Glastonbury, 281.
Seasons, Varied Changes, 731.
Seats and Desks, 610.

Secret Societies, College. 778.

Secular Feature in Public Schools, 565 585.
Secondary Schools and Instruction, 32, 78.
Self-activity, 78, 469.

Control, 500, 517, 883. Government, 514.
Education, 78.

Respect of Pupils, 514.

Denial, 515, 518.

Self-governing College, Hofwyl, 358.

Seminaries, Episcopal, 259, 292.

Senate in University Organization, 755. Senses, Culture of, 193, 223, 473.

Sentences, 1 ot Words, in learning Language,

Jews, 326.

Romans, 325.

Greeks, 326.

Modern

Sentence-Method in Language, 538.

Sewing in Girls' Schools, 695.

Irish, 36.

Suabian, 327.

Sex, in Education, Defoe, 427.

Dutch, 326.

Scotch, 338.

Rod in Individual Practice,

Shakespeare, cited. 78, 223.

Bowyer, 344.

Nicol. 333.

Busby, 329.

Rome, Literature and Language, 76.

School Punishments. 325.

Roscommon, English Tongue, 427.
Rosencranz, Pedagogics, 76.
Ro'e-learning, 29.

Roth's Gymnasial Pedagogic, 495.
Religious Instruction, 495.
Rousseau, 25, 76.

Routine and Formalism, 76.
Rudiments of Language, 210, 214.
RUGBY SCHOOL, 77, 346.

[538.

Senex, on Subjects of School Instruction, 638.

Sheffield, Girls' Reformatory, 678.

Shenstone, the School-mistress, 25.

Shooting, with Bow or Gun, 414, 428.

Shuttleworth, Sir James, 25, 562 567.