ducted by Wm. A. Alcott. William C. Woodbridge, Foreign EdAmerican Annals of Education, for the Year Edited by William A. Alcott ... .

itor. Vol. VII. | 1838. [Vol. VIII.] 1830-Dec. 1838.

Monthly.]

[Aug.

38. 8°

8 vols. Boston. 1831-38.

Note. The title of Vol. I. is different in some copies, reading "for the Year 1831 and a Part of 1830," and omitting all that follows "Vol. I." The nos. of the "Journal" for Aug. Dec. 1830 were published as the first part (but not so designated) of Vol. I. of the "Annals," by merely altering their titles, headings, paging, and signatures. Part II. of Vol. I. (comprising the nos. for Jan.-Dec. 1831) is paged independently, and was also published with an independent title-page.

See AMERICAN Journal of Education.

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INSTRUCTION. The Lectures delivered before the American Institute of Instruction ... August 1840 August 1849; including the Journal of Proceedings, and of Proceedings, and a List of the Officers. Published under the Direction of the Board of Censors. | The Lectures... Aug. 1850; including ... a General Index to the Volumes thus far published [viz. from 1830 to 1850], and a List of Members, Past and Present. ... 11 vols. 11 vols. Boston. 1841-51. 12°

Vol. for 1840. Lecture I. Intellectual Education in Harmony with Moral and Physical. By JOSHUA BATES. II. On the Results to be aimed at in School Instruction and Discipline. By T. CUSHING, JR. - III. On the Duty of visiting Schools. By THos. A. GREENE. IV. On the Objects and Means of School Instruction. By A. B. MUZZEY. · V. On Courtesy, and its Connexion with School Instruction. By G. F. THAYER. — VI. On the Brain and the Stomach. By USHER PARSONS, M.D. VII. Common Complaints made against Teachers. By JACOB ABBOTT.

1841.-I. On the best Mode of preparing and using Spelling-Books. By HORACE MANN. II. On the best Method of exercising the different Faculties of the Mind. By WM. B. FOWLE. - III. On the Education of the Laboring Class. By THEODORE PARKER. — IV. On the Importance of the Natural Sciences in our System of Popular Education. By A. GRAY. - V. Moral Culture essential to Intellectual Education. By E. W. ROBINSON. VI. On Simplicity of Character, as affected by the Common Systems of Education. By J. S. DWIGHT. VII. On the Use of the Globes in teaching Geography and Astronomy. By A. FLEMING. VIII. On the Elementary Principles of Constitutional Law, as a Branch of Education in Common Schools. By EDWARD A. LAWRENCE.

1842. --- I. On Moral Education. By GEO. B. EMERSON. — II. On Universal Language. By SAMUEL G. HOWE. III On the Girard College. By E. C. WINES. IV. The Schoolroom as an Aid to Self-Education. By A. B. MUZZEY. — V. On the Moral Responsibility of Teachers. By WILLIAM H. WOOD. The Teacher's Daily Preparation. [From the German.]

1843. — I. The Bible in Common Schools. By HEMAN HUMPHREY, D.D. -II. The Classification of Knowledge. By SOLOMON ADAMS. III The Moral Dignity of the Teacher's Office. By PROF J. H. AGNEW.-IV. A few of the "Hows" of School-Keeping. By ROGER S. HOWARD. V. Advancement in the Means and Methods of Public Instruction. By DAVID P. Page. VI. On Reading. By CYRUS PEIRCE. VII. Some of the Duties of the Faithful Teacher. By ALFRED GREENLEAF. VIII. Some of the Defects of our System of Education. By R. B. HUBBARD. - IX. The Importance of our Common Schools. By S. J. May.

1844.-I. The Religious Element in Education. By CALVIN E. STOWE. — II. Female Education. By WILLIAM Russell. III. On some of the Obstacles to the greater Success of Common Schools. By CHARLES NORTHEND. -IV. Some of the Dangers of Teachers. By DANIEL P. GALLOUP. — V. On the Introduction of Natural History as a regular Classic in our Seminaries. By CHARLES BROOKS. VI. On Classical Instruction. By A. H. WELD. VII. On School Discipline. By JOSEPH HALE. VIII. On Methods of

teaching to read. By SAMUEL S. GREENE.-IX. The Duty of the Ameri-
can Teacher. By JOHN N. BELLOWS. X. The Necessity of Education in a
Republican Form of Government. By HORACE Mann.

1845. I. Dignity of the Teacher's Office. By JOEL HAWES, D.D.
Ad-
dress on the Formation and Excellence of the Female Character. By JOEL
HAWES.
II. The Duties of Examining Committees. By Prof. E. D. SAN-
BORN. - III. On the Beau Ideal of the Perfect Teacher. By DENISON OLM-
STED, LL.D. — IV. On the Necessity of the Study of Physiology. By ED-
WARD JARVIS, M.D. - V. On Intellectual Arithmetic. By F. A. ADAMS.

VI. On County Teachers' Institutes. By SALEM TOWN. VII. On the best Method of teaching Geography. By Wм. B. Fowle. - VIII. On Vocal Music in Common Schools. By A. N. JOHNSON. - IX. On the Connection between Geography and History. By GEORGE S. Hillard.

1846.-I. Home Preparation for School. By JASON WHITMAN. - II. The Influence of Moral upon Intellectual Improvement. By H. B. HOOKER. III. The Essentials of a Common School Education, and the Conditions most favorable to their Attainment. By RUFUS PUTNAM.-IV. The Education of Rurus the Faculties, and the proper Employment of Young Children. By SAMUEL J. MAY. - V. The Obligation of Towns to elevate the Character of our Common Schools. By LUTHER B. LINCOLN. VI. Importance of cultivating Taste in Early Life. By ARIEL PARISH. VII. On Phonotypy and Phonography By STEPHEN P. ANDREWS. VIII. On the Study of the English Lan

guage. By D. HUNTINGTON.

1847. I. On the Study of Language. By HUBBARD WINSLOW.-II. On the Appropriateness of Studies to the State of Mental Development. By THOMAS P. RODMAN.

1848. — I. Failures in Teaching. By JOHN KINGSBURY. - II. The Cooperation of Parents and Teachers. By JACOB BATCHELDER. - III. The Qualifications of the Teacher. By Rev. NATHAN MUNROE. IV. On School Government. By J. D. PHILBRICK. V. The Improvement of Common Schools. By WM. D. SWAN.

1849. I. The Defect of the Principle of Religious Authority in Modern Education. By JOHN H. HOPKINS, D.D. — II. The Education demanded by the peculiar Character of our Civil Institutions. By BENJAMIN LABAREE, D.D. III. Earnestness. By ROGER S. HOWARD.- IV. The Essentials of Education. By THOMAS H. PALMER. V. The Claims of Natural History as a Branch of Common School Education. BY WILLIAM O. AYERS. VI. Education the Condition of National Greatness. By PROF. E. D. SANBORN. VII. The Duties of Legislatures in relation to the Public Schools in the United States. By REV. CHARLES Brooks. VIII. Practical Education. By W. C. GOLDTHWAIT.

1850.-I. God's Plan for educating Man. By C. C. CHASE. - II. Political Economy, as a Study for Common Schools. By AMASA WALKER. III. On the Importance of Early Training. By SOLOMON JENNER. IV. Characteristics of the True Teacher. By JOHN D. PHILBRICK. — V. The Influence of the Social Relations in the West upon Professional Usefulness and Success. By EDWARD WYMAN.

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INSTRUCTION.

Memorial of the Directors of

the American Institute of Instruction [Geo. B. Emerson and six others, praying that provision may be made for the better preparation of teachers]. [Boston. 1837.] 8° pp. 18. (Mass. House Doc., Jan. 1837, No. 12.)

AMERICAN Journal of Education. For the Year 1826 1829. Vol. I. IV. [Jan. 1826-Nov. and Dec. 1829. Vol. I. - III., monthly; – Vol. IV., two-monthly. Edited by William Russell.] 4 vols. Boston. 1826-29. 8°

for the Year 1830. New Series - Vol. I. [Edited, from Aug. to Dec., by Wm. C. Woodbridge.] Boston. 1830. 8°

Note. The nos. for June and July have the heading "The American Journal

of Education and Monthly Lyceum," and those for Aug. Dec. "American Journal, and Annals of Education and Instruction," to which the titles on their covers corresponded.

See AMERICAN Annals of Education, etc., with the Note. ANNALS of Education, American. See AMERICAN, etc.

[ASSOCIATION OF MASTERS OF THE BOSTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS]. Remarks on the Seventh Annual Report of the Hon. Horace Mann, Secretary of the Massachusetts Board of Education. [Prepared by a Committee of the " Association," viz. Barnum Field, William A. Shepard, Samuel S. Greene, and Joseph Hale, and signed by thirtyone Masters.] Boston. 1844. 8°

:

1844.

See BOSTON - Primary School Committee. Report, etc. 8°; [EMERSON (G. B.)]. Observations, etc.;- MANN (H.). Reply, etc.

Rejoinder to the "Reply" of the Hon. Horace Mann, Secretary of the Massachusetts Board of Education, to the "Remarks" of the Association of Boston Masters, upon his Seventh Annual Report. [To which are appended, "Rejoinder to the Second Section of the Reply,'" by Wm. A. Shepard; "Rejoinder to the Third Section," etc., by S. S. Greene; and “ Rejoinder to the Fourth Section," etc., by Joseph Hale.] Boston. 1845. 8° pp. 55, 56, 40, 64.

See MANN (H.). Answer to the "Rejoinder," etc.;- [WITHINGTON (L.)]. Penitential Tears, etc.

Report of a Committee of the Association ... on a Letter from Dr. John Odin, Jr., and in relation to a Report of the Special Committee of the Primary School Board. Boston. 1845. 8° pp. 18.

BARNARD (Henry). Normal Schools, and other Institutions, Agencies, and Means designed for the Professional Education of Teachers. Part I. United States and British Provinces. Part II.— Europe. 2 pts. Hartford. Hartford. 1851. 1851. 8° pp. 222, 435.

Reports on the Public Schools of Rhode Island. See RHODE ISLAND Commissioner of Public Schools.

School Architecture, etc. See Class XIV. Part IV.

BARNEY (H. H.). Report on the American System of Graded Free Schools, to the [Cincinnati] Board of Trustees and Visitors of Common Schools. ... Printed by Order of the Board. Cincinnati. 1851. pp. 72.

8°

1850

BENEDICT (Erastus Cornelius). An Address delivered at the First Anniversary of the Free Academy of the City of New York July 24 Published by Order of the Board of Education. New York. 1850. 8° pp. 38. [BISHOP (Nathan)]. First-Second Annual Report of the Superintendent of Public Schools, etc. See BOSTON School Committee.

BOSTON.... Truants. [Boston. 1853.] 8° pp. 8. (City Doc., No. 21.)

BOSTON

- Primary School Committee. Report of the Special Committee of the Primary School Board, on a Portion of the Remarks of the Grammar Masters. ... Boston. 1844. 8° pp. 13.

See ASSOCIATION OF MASTERS, etc. Report, etc. 1845. 8°

Report to the P. S. C., June 15, 1846, on the Petition of sundry Colored Persons, for the Abolition of the Schools for Colored Children. With the City Solicitor's [Peleg W. Chandler's] Opinion. ... Boston. 1846. 8° pp. 38. (City Doc., No. 23.) BOSTON School Committee. First Second Annual Report of the Superintendent of Public Schools [Nathan Bishop], of the City of B. [To the School Committee.] ... 2 vols. Boston. 1851-52. 8°

[

Note. The title of the first vol. reads "First Semi-Annual Report," etc.

Normal School. [Report of Le Baron Russell, and two others.] Boston. 1852. 8 pp. 14. (City Doc., No. 40.) Organization of the Grammar Schools of the City of B. February, 1853. ... Boston. 1853. 8° pp. 18.

Reports of the Annual Visiting Committees of the Public Schools 1845 1847. 3 vols. Boston. 1845 - 47. (City Doc., No. 26, 28, 40.)

47. 8°

Note. The Reports for 1845 that on the Grammar Schools, signed Theophilus Parsons, S. G. Howe, and Rollin H. Neale, and that on the Writing Schools, signed William Brigham, J. I. T. Coolidge, and Hiram A. Graves gave rise to a controversy, and mark an era in the history of the Boston Schools. For extracts from them, with remarks by Mr. Mann, see "Common School Journal," VII. 289–368.

See [HowE (M. A. D'Wolf)]. Review, etc.; Howe (S. G.). To the Citizens of Boston, etc.

The Report of the Annual Examination of the Public Schools of the City of B. - 1848 – 1852. 5 vols. Boston. 1848 -52. 8°

Note. The Reports for 1851 and 1852 form City Documents No. 52 and No. 50, for those years, respectively.

etc.

Reports ... relating to the Ventilation of the School Houses,
See Class XIV. Part III.

Rules of the S. C., and Regulations of the Public Schools of the City of B. ... Boston. 1844. 8° pp. 24. (City Doc., No. 27.)

See BOSTON Primary School Committee.

BOSTON Superintendent of Public Schools. See BOSTON
Committee. First Second Annual Report, etc.

BOSTON MASTERS, Association of. See ASSOCIATION, etc.
BRIGHTON, Mass. School Committee.

School

Thirteenth Fourteenth An

BRISTED (Charles Astor). Five Years in an English University [Cambridge]. ... 2 vols. New York. 1852. 12°

BRISTOL ACADEMY, Taunton. See FELTON (C. C.). An Address, etc. BROUGHAM (Henry), Baron Brougham and Vaux. Discourses on the Objects and Uses of Science and Literature. By Henry Lord Brougham, Prof. [Adam] Sedgwick ..., and the Hon. G. C. Verplanck. With Preliminary Observations, &c., on Reading, by A. Potter, D.D. ... . New-York. 1848. 18° (HARPER's Fam. Libr. 179.)

Practical Observations on Popular Education. ... From the 20th London Ed. Boston. 1826. 1826. 8° pp. 36.

[BURTON (Rev. Warren)]. The District School as it Was. By One who went to it. Revised Ed. Boston. 1850. 18°

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Report of a Committee [James Hayward, and eight others], appointed August 4, 1834, to consider the Subject of a Reorganization of the Public Schools in the Town of Cambridge. [Cambridge. 1834.] 8° pp. 12.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass.- School Committee. Annual Report
Annual Report ... March 15,

1841 March 6, 1843. [The Rev. Artemas B. Muzzey, Chairman.] ... March 5, 1844 - March 3, 1846.

| [The Rev. William A. Stearns, Chairman.] 6 vols. Cambridge. 1841-46. 8° Reports for 1847-1853. See Class V. Part I. CAMBRIDGE, 1847, etc.

Mass.

Regulations for the Public Schools... adopted ... May 1, 1844. Cambridge. 1844. 12° pp. 10.

City of C. Regulations of the Public Schools, adopted
August 6, 1849. ... Cambridge.
Cambridge. 1849. 12° pp. 32.

Regulations... adopted... June 19, 1851. ... Cambridge. 1851. 12° pp. 33.

CARTER (James Gordon). Essays upon Popular Education, containing a particular Examination of the Schools of Massachusetts, and an Outline of an Institution for the Education of Teachers. Boston. 1826. 8° pp. 60.

CENTRAL SOCIETY OF EDUCATION. The Educator. Prize Essays on the Expediency and Means of elevating the Profession of the Educator in Society. By John Lalor, Esq. J.[ohn] A. Heraud, Esq. Rev. E.[dward] Higginson. J.[ames] Simpson, Esq. Mrs. G. R.

Porter.

12°

Under the Sanction of the C. S. of E. London. 1839.

First Publication. Papers by Thomas Wyse, Esq. M. P. Dr. [David Boswell] Reid, F.R.S. Charles Baker, Esq. B.[enj.] Hawes, Jun. Esq. M.P. A.[ugustus] De Morgan, Esq. Alexander Allen, Esq. William Wittich, Esq. G.[eorge] R.[ichardson] Porter, Esq. Dr. [Arthur] Mower. B. F. Duppa, Esq. Also the Results of the Statistical Inquiries of the Society. London. 1837.

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