75.

Separates, 1892-93-Continued.

Part III, Chapter 9. Education in Alaska, 1892-93; [by]
Sheldon Jackson. Washington, 1895. 1705-1748 p.
Cover-title.

220

76.

1893-94 (Harris) Washington, 1896. V. 1, xlvii, 1061 p.
Same. V. 2, 1063-2290 p.

221

222

77.

78.

Printed also as 53d Cong. 3d session. House ex. doc. 1, pt. 5.
Separates.

*Chapter 9. Digest of the laws regulating the administra-
tion, character and finances of the public school systems
of the states of the Union. By Wellford Addis. 1898.
Chapter 15. Educational values; [by W. T. Harris.] Wash-
617-638 p.

ington, 1904.
Cover-title.

237

250

79.

Part II, Chapter 12.

Sheldon Jackson.

Education in Alaska, 1893-94; [by]
Washington, 1896. 1451-1492 p.

221-1

80.

Part II, Chapter 13. Preliminary list of American learned 221-2
and educational societies; by Stephen B. Weeks. Wash-
ington, 1896. 1493-1661 p.

Cover-title.

81.

Part II, Chapters 14-15. Education and patho-social
studies. Washington, 1896. 1663-1699, 573-590 p.

226

Public high schools and private secondary schools in the 227-1
United States. Washington, 1896. 19-105, 1890-2113 p.
Chapter 10. Education in central Europe. Washington,
1896. 321-473 p.

Chapters 19–21. Chautauqua ; [by Herbert B. Adams.] Pen-
sions for teachers. Coeducation, compulsory attendance,
American students in foreign universities, continuation
and industrial schools. Washington, 1896. 977-1125 p.
Chapter 33. Education in Alaska, 1894–95; [by] Sheldon
Jackson. Washington, 1896. 1425-1455 p.

1895-96 (Harris) Washington, 1897. V. 1, lxxv, 965 p.
Same. V. 2, vii, 967-2173 p.
Printed also as 54th Cong. 2d session.

Separates.

88.

House doc. 5.

Introductory statement of the Commissioner of education
for the report of 1895-96. With statistics of common

227-2

227-3

231

233

234

233-1

schools. Washington, 1897. lxxv p.

89.

Chapter 1. Laws relating to city school boards; [by James

233-2

C. Boykin.] Washington, 1897. 78 p.

in the United States. Washington, 1897. 339-599 p. Chapter 12. Education in Mexico and Central America; 233–3 [by F. F. Hilder.] Washington, 1897. 641-667 p. Chapter 13. The fifth International prison congress; [by 233–4 C. D. Randall.] Washington, 1897. 669-700 p. Chapter 15. Commercial education in Europe, particularly 233-5 in Austria, France, and Germany; [by Edmund J. James.] Washington, 1897. 721-837 p.

94.

Separates, 1895-96-Continued.

95.

Chapter 17. Horace Mann. Washington, 1897. 887-927 p.
Chapter 18. Correlation of studies. Washington, 1897.

233-6 233-7

97.

98.

99.

100.

101.

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105.

106.

107.

108.

939-965 p.

Washington, 1897. 233-8

Chapter 20. Education in Sweden and Iceland. Washing- 233–9 ton, 1897. 967-1000 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 21. Typical institutions offering manual and in- 233–10 dustrial training; [compiled by James C. Boykin.] Washington, 1897. 1001-1152 p.

Caption-title.

Chapter 22. Higher and secondary education in the United 233-11
States as reported by Gabriel Comparé. Washington,

1897. 1153-1174 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 23. Mental fatigue in school. Washington, 1897. 233–12 1175-1198 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 24. Instruction in agriculture in Prussia and 233-13
France. Washington, 1897. 1199-1213 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 25. Industrial education in Germany, Austria, and 233-14
Switzerland. Washington, 1897. 1215-1231 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 26. Advancement and improvement of agriculture 233–15
in Europe; [compiled by Wellford Addis.] Washington,
1897. 1233-1241 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 27. Colleges of agriculture and the mechanic arts; 233-16 [compiled by Wellford Addis.] Washington, 1897. 1243-1297 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 28. The Bertillon system for suppressing crime; 233-17 [by Wellford Addis.] Washington, 1897. 1299-1311 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 29. Current discussions. Washington, 1897. 1313- 233-18 1342 p.

Cover-title.

CONTENTS: I. What knowledge is of most worth? By
Nicholas Murray Butler.-II. The relation of manual train-
ing and art education; by C. A. Bennett.-III. The aesthetic
element in manual training; by Walter S. Goodnough.—IV.
Limitations to artistic manual training; by C. R.
Richards.-V. Some principles of decorative art; by W. H.
Goodyear. VI. The Olympic games of 1896.-VII. Ideals
of educational work; by W. R. Harper.

Chapter 31. Art decorations in schoolrooms; [compiled by 233-19
Stephen B. Weeks.] Washington, 1897. 1363-1411 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 32. List of foreign universities. Washington, 1897. 233-20 1413-1424 p.

Cover-title.

Separates, 1895-96-Continued.

Chapter 33. Educational matters of interest in various 233-21 states. Washington, 1907. 1425-1433 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 34. Report on education in Alaska; [by Sheldon 236
Jackson.] Washington, 1897. 1435-1468 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 35. Necrology, 1895. Washington, 1897. 1469- 233-22 1486 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 36. Statistics of city school systems. Washington, 233–23 1897. 1487-1553 p.

Chapter 39. Statistics of higher education in the United 233-26
States. Washington, 1897. 1917-2020 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 40. Statistics of professional and allied schools. 233-27
Washington, 1897. 2021-2056 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 41. Statistics of commercial and business schools. 233–28
Washington, 1897. 2059-2079 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 42. Education of the colored race. Washington, 233-29 1897. 2081-2115 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 43. Statistics of schools for the defective classes. 233-30
Washington, 1897. 2117-2137 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 44. Statistics of reform schools. Elementary edu- 233–31
cation in foreign countries. Washington, 1897. 2139–
2151 p.

Cover-title.

121. 1896-97

(Harris) Washington, 1898, V. 1. lxxx, 1136 p. Same. V. 2, vii, 1137-2390.

238

239

Printed also as 55th Cong. 2d sess.

House doc. 5.

Separates.

122.

Introductory statement of the

123.

for the Report of 1896–97.
Chapter 1. Education in Great Britain and Ireland; [by
Anna Tolman Smith.] Washington, 1898. 27 p.

Cover-title.

124.

Chapter 2. Education in France; [by Anna Tolman Smith.]
Washington, 1898. 29-70 p.

238-3

Cover-title.

125.

126.

127.

Separates, 1896-97-Continued.

Chapter 3. Education in Denmark; [by Frances Graham 238-4
French.] Washington, 1898. 71-101 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 4. Education in Norway; [by Frances Graham 238-5
French.] Washington, 1898. 103-123 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 5. Education in central Europe. Washington, 238-6 1898. 125-206 p.

Cover-title.

128.

Chapter 6. Commercial education in Europe. Washing-
ton, 1898. 207-231 p.
Cover-title.

238-7

129.

Chapter 7. Teaching of civics in Switzerland, France, and
England. Washington, 1898. 233-266 p.

238-8

Cover-title.

130.

131.

132.

133.

134.

135.

136.

137.

138.

139.

Chapter 8. Education in Greece; [by Daniel Quinn.] 238-9
Washington, 1898. 267-347 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 9. Sunday schools; [by James H. Blodgett.] 238-10
Washington, 1898. 349-425 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 10. The curriculum of the land-grant colleges; 238-11 [compiled by Wellford Addis.] Washington, 1898.

427-456 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 11. College admission requirements. Washing- 238-12 ton, 1898. 457-613 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 13. Psychological tendencies; the study of imita- 238-13 tion. Washington, 1898. 671-694 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 14. Discussion of educational topics; by President 238-14
Francis A. Walker, of the Massachusetts institute of
technology, with some account of his life. Washington,
1898. 695-714 p.

Caption-title.

Chapter 16. Henry Barnard; by A. D. Mayo. Washington, 238-15 1898. 769-810 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 18. Entrance requirements for engineering col- 238-16 leges. Washington, 1898. 891-898 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 19. Early history of the kindergarten in St. 238-17
Louis, Missouri. Washington, 1898. 899-922 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 20. Some recent contributions of biology, sociology 238-18
and metallurgy to the curriculum of colleges endowed by
the federal government for the benefit of agriculture and
the mechanic arts; [by Wellford Addis.] Washington,
1898. 923-1080 p.

Caption-title.

140.

Separates, 1896-97-Continued.

Chapter 21. Tennessee centennial and international expost- 238-19 sition; [by J. C. Boykin.] Washington, 1898. 1081

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144.

145.

146.

147.

148.

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150.

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153.

154.

155.

Chapter 23. Federal and state aid to higher education; [by 238-21
Wellford Addis.] Washington, 1898. 1137-1164 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 24. First common schools of New England; [by 238-22
George Gary Bush.] Washington, 1898. 1165–1186 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 25. The learned professions and social control; [by 238-23
Wellford Addis.] Washington, 1898. 1187-1239 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 26. Eskimo vocabularies; [by Roger Wells and 238-24
J. W. Kelly.] Washington, 1898. 1241-1275 p.
Cover-title.

Chapter 27. Educational matters of interest in various 288-25
states. Washington, 1898. 1277-1363 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 28. Foreign universities. Washington, 1898. 1365-238-26 1378 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 30. The teaching of geography in certain foreign 238-27 countries. Washington, 1898. 1475-1493 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 31. Consular reports on educational topics. Wash- 238-28 ington, 1898. 1495-1505 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 32. Miscellaneous educational topics. Washington, 238-29 1898. 1507-1522 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 34. The growth of Toronto children; by Franz 238-30
Boas. Washington, 1898. 1541-1599 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 35. Education in Alaska, 1896-97; [by] Sheldon 246
Jackson. Washington, 1898. 1601-1646 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 36. Statistics of higher education in the United 238-31
States. Washington, 1898. 1647-1755 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 37. Agricultural and mechanical colleges; [by 238-32
Wellford Addis.] Washington, 1898. 1757-1771 p.

Cover-title.

Chapter 38. Statistics of professional and allied schools. 238–33
Washington, 1898. 1773-1817 p.

Cover-title.