III. CIRCULARS OF INFORMATION.a

528. 1870 August. Illiteracy, derived from census tables of 1860;
Educational statistics, translation from an article by Dr. A.
Ficker; School-room diseases, translation from an article by
Dr. R. Virchow; Education of French and Prussian conscripts;
School organization, etc. Washington, 1870. 70 p.

[Supplied-title.]

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529. 1871 July. Report on the systems of public instruction in Sweden [by C. C. Andrews], and Norway [by Gerhard Gade.] Washington, 1871. 48 p.

22

530. 1871 November. Methods of school discipline; [by Hiram Orcutt] Washington, 1871. 14 p.

23

The discipline of the school; [by Hiram Orcutt], Washington,
1881. 15 p.

125

Cover-title.

531. 1871 December. Compulsory education; [by L. Van Bokkelen.] Washington, 1872. 17 p.

24

532. 1872 January. German and other foreign universities; [by Herman Jacobson.] Washington, 1872. 43 p.

25

533.

26

1872 February. Reports on the systems of public instruction in
Greece [by John M. France]; The Argentine Republic; Chili,
and Ecuador; with statistics of Portugal and Japan, and an
official report on technical education in Italy. Washington, 1872.
77 p.

534. 1872 March. 1. An inquiry concerning the vital statistics of
college graduates; [by Charles Warren.] 2. Distribution of
college students in 1870-71; [by Charles Warren.] 3. Facts of
vital statistics in the United States with tables and diagrams;
[by J. M. Toner.] Washington, 1872. 93 p.

27

535. 1872 April. The relation of education to labor. Washington, 1872. 125 p.

28

536. 1872 June. Education in the British West Indies; [by Thomas H. Pearne.] Washington, 1872. 22 p.

29

537. 1872 July. The kindergarten.

30

Washington, 1872. 62 p.

CONTENTS: Kindergarten in Italy; by Elizabeth P. Peabody.-The philosophy and methods of the kindergarten; by Baroness Marenholtz Bulow. Kindergarten in Belgium, introduction to practical treatise on kindergarten; by Octavie Masson.

538. 1872 November. American education at the International exposition to be held at Vienna in 1873. 79 p.

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32

539. 1873 no. 1. Historical summary and reports on the systems of public instruction in Spain, Bolivia, Uruguay, and Portugal. Washington, 1873. 66 p.

540. 1873

no. 2.
Schools in British India; [by Joseph Warren].
Washington, 1873. 30 p.

541. 1873 no. 3. Account of college commencements for the summer of 1873, in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. Washington, 1873. 118 p.

Official circulars 1-13 were published as reprints of the Annual report for 1867–68.

33

34

542. 1873

no. 4. List of publications by members of certain collegefaculties and learned societies in the United States, 1867-1872. Washington, 1873. 72 p.

35

543.

1873 no. 5. Account of college-commencements during 1873 in the western and southern states. Washington, 1873. 155 p. 544. 1874 no. 1. Proceedings of the Department of superintendence of the National educational association. Washington, 1874. 77 p. 1874 no. 2. Drawing in public schools. The present relation of art to education in the United States; [by I. Edwards Clarke.] Washington, 1874. 56 p.

545.

546.

547.

1874 no. 3. History of secondary instruction in Germany; [com-
piled by Herman Jacobson.] Washington, 1874. 87 p.
1875 no. 1.

36

37

38

39

548.

549. 550.

Proceedings of the Department of superintendence of
the National educational association, at Washington, D. C., Janu-
ary 27 and 28, 1875. Washington, 1875. 114 p.
Education at the Centennial. Washington, 1875. 27 p.

40

40-1

41

42

Cover-title.

1875 no. 2. Education in Japan. Washington, 1875. 64 p.
1875 no. 3. An account of the systems of public instruction in
Belgium, Russia, Turkey, Servia and Egypt. Washington, 1875.
108 p.

CONTENTS: Education in Belgium.-The progress of education in
Russia; by Emile de Laveleye.-Education in Turkey; by M. de
Salve.-Education in Servia.-Public instruction in Egypt.

1875

no. 4. Chadbourne.

551.

552

1875 no. 5.

Waste of labor in the work of education; by P. A.
Washington, 1875. 16 p.

43

44

Suggestions respecting the educational exhibit at the International centennial exhibition, 1876. Washington, 1875. 26 p. 1875 no. 6. Statements relating to reformatory, charitable, and industrial schools for the young. Washington, 1875. 208 p. 554. 1875

553.

555.

no. 7. Constitutional provisions in regard to education in
the several states of the American union; [by Franklin Hough.]
Washington, 1875. 130 p.

1875 no. 8. Schedule for the preparation of students' work for
the Centennial exhibition, as reported by the committee of the
Department of superintendence of the National educational as-
sociation, appointed at Minneapolis in 1875. Washington, 1875.
15 p.

556. 1877 no. 1. Report on the system of public instruction in China;
[by William A. P. Martin.] Washington, 1877. 28 p.
557. 1877 no. 2. Reports on the systems of public instruction in Fin-
land [by Felix Heikel]; the Netherlands [by C. H. Plugge];
Denmark; Würtemberg [by J. L. Corning]; and Portugal; with
a paper on the University of Leipzig [by John H. Steuart].
Washington, 1877. 77 p.

1878 no. 1. The training of teachers in Germany. Washing-
ton, 1878. 36 p.

558.

559. 1878 no. 2. Sir Charles 560. 1879 no. 1. 21 p.

Elementary education in London, [with address of
Reed.] Washington, 1878. 24 p.

Training schools for nurses. Washington, 1879.

561. 1879 no. 2. Papers, addresses, discussions, and other proceed-
ings of the Department of superintendence of the National edu-
cational association, at the meeting held at Washington, D. C.,
February 4, 5, and 6, 1879; the proceedings of the Department
of superintendence of the National educational association for
1877; and the proceedings of the Conference of the presidents and
other delegates of the state universities and state colleges of
Ohio for 1877. Washington, 1879. 192 p.
Separates.

562.

53

An address on the needs of the Bureau of education; by
John Eaton. Washington, 1879. 7 p.

308

563.

An address on the needs of education in the South; by Gus-
tavus J. Orr. Washington, 1879. 13 p.

306

564.

565.

An address on technical education and industrial drawing;
by Walter Smith. Washington, 1879. 24 p.
An address on national aid to education; by John Eaton.
Washington, 1879. 37 p.

313

307

566.

An address on education at the Paris exposition; by John
D. Philbrick. Washington, 1879. 9 p.

323

567. 1879

54

no. 3. The value of common school education to common labor; by Dr. Edward Jarvis; together with illustrations of the same as shown by the answers to inquiries addressed to employers, workmen, and observers. Washington, 1879. 37 p. 568. 1879 no. 4. Training schools of cookery. Washington, 1879. 49 p.

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370.

569. 1879 no. 5. American education as described by the French
commission to the International exhibition of 1876; [by Ferdi-
nand Buisson and others.] Washington, 1879. 37 p.
1880 no. 1. College libraries as aids to instruction. Washing-
ton, 1880. 27 p.

56

57

CONTENTS: The college library; by Justin Winsor.-Rochester university library; by Otis H. Robinson.

58

571. 1880 no. 2. Proceedings of the Department of superintendence of the National educational association, at its meetings at Washington, D. C., February 18-20, 1880. Washington, 1880. 112 p. 572. 1880 no. 3. Legal rights of children; [by S. M. Wilcox.] Wash96 p.

573.

574. 1880

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ington, 1880.
1880
no. 4. Rural school architecture, with illustrations; [by
T. M. Clark.] Washington, 1880, 106 p.

60

26 p.

no. 5. English rural school; [by Henry W. Hulbert.] Washington, 1880.

61

575. 1880

no. 6. A report on the teaching of chemistry and physics in the United States; by Frank Wigglesworth Clarke. Washington, 1881. 219 p.

62

no. 7. The spelling reform; [by F. A. March.] Washington, 1881. 36 p.

63

577.

1881 no. 1. The construction of library buildings; [by William
F. Poole.] Washington, 1881. 26 p.

64

1578. 1881
no. 2. The relation of education to industry and technical
training in American schools; [by E. E. White.] Washington,
1881. 22 p.

65

579. 1881 no. 3. Proceedings of the Department of superintendence of the National educational association at its meeting at New York, February 8-10, 1881. Washington, 1881. 79 p.

66

580.

581.

Separates.

An address on our schools and our forests; by Franklin B.
Hough. Washington, 1881. 18 p.

300

309

67

An address on museums illustrative of education; by Hon. John Eaton. Washington, 1881. 12 p. 582. 1881 no. 4. Education in France. Washington, 1881. 144 p. 583. 1881 no. 5. Causes of deafness among school children and its influences on education, with remarks on the instruction of pupils with impaired hearing and on aural hygiene in the schools, by Samuel Sexton. Washington, 1881. 47 p.

68

586.

587.

584. 1881 no. 6. The effects of student life upon the eyesight; by
A. W. Calhoun. Washington, 1881. 29 p.
585. 1882 no. 1. The inception, organization, and management of
training schools for nurses. Washington, 1882.
1882 no. 2. Proceedings of the Department of superintendence
of the National educational association at its meeting at Wash-
ington, March 21-23, 1882. Washington, 1882. 111 p.
1882 no. 3. The University of Bonn; [by Edmond Dreyfus-
Brisac.] Washington, 1882. 67 p.

669

70

28 p.

71

72

1883

14 P.

590. 1882 no. 6. Technical instruction in France. Washington,

591.

592.

1882. 63 p.

75

no. 1. Legal provisions respecting the examination and
licensing of teachers. Washington, 1883. 46 p.
1883 no. 2. Coeducation of the sexes in the public schools of
the United States. Washington, 1883. 30 p.

593.

594.

1883 no. 3. Proceedings of the Department of superintendence
of the National educational association at its meeting at Wash-
ington, February 20-22, 1883. Washington, 1883. 81 p.
1883 no. 4. Recent school law decisions; compiled by Lyndon
A. Smith. Washington, 1883. 82 p.

78

79

595.

80

81

596.

1884 no. 1. Meeting of the International prison congress at
Rome, in October, 1884. Washington, 1884. 11 p.
1884 no. 2.
The teaching, practice, and literature of short-
hand; by Julius Ensign Rockwell. 2d. and enl. ed.
ton, 1885. 184 p.
Additions to the teaching, practice, and literature of shorthand;
[by Julius Ensign Rockwell.] Washington, 1885. 159-182 p.
no. 3. Illiteracy in the United States in 1870 and 1880,
with diagrams and observations; by Charles Warren; with an
appendix on national aid to education; by J. L. M. Curry.
Washington, 1884. 99 p.

X597. 1884

598. 1884

Washing

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82

no. 4. Proceedings of the Department of superintendence of the National educational association at its meeting at Washington, February 12-14, 1884. Washington, 1884. 176 p.

83

599.

600.

Separates.

Address on arbor day in the public schools; by J. B. Peaslee.
Washington, 1884. 14 p.

83-1

305

84

Address on the educational status and needs of the new South; by Robert Bingham. Washington, 1884. 21 p. 601. 1884 no. 5. Suggestions respecting the educational exhibit at the World's industrial and cotton centennial exposition. Washington, 1884. 28 p.

602. 1884 no. 6.

Rural schools; progress in the past; means of improvement in the future; [by Annie T. Smith.] Washington, 1884. 90 p.

603. 1884 no. 7. Aims and methods of the teaching of physics; by Charles K. Wead. Washington, 1884. 158 p.

85

86

604. 1885 no. 1. City school systems in the United States; by John D. Philbrick. Washington, 1885. 207 p.

87

88

606. 1885

89

605.

1885 No. 2. Teachers' institutes; [compiled by James H. Smart.]
Washington, 1885. 206 p.

no. 3. A review of the reports of the British royal com-
missioners on technical instruction, with notes; by Charles O.
Thompson. Washington, 1885. 55 p.

607. 1885

no. 4. Education in Japan; [prepared and translated by the Japanese department of education.] Washington, 1885. 56 p. 608. 1885 no. 5. Physical training in American colleges and universities; by Edward Mussey Hartwell. Washington, 1886. 183 p. 609. 1886 no. 1. The study of music in public schools. Washington, 1886. 78 p.

610. 1886

no. 2. Proceedings of the Department of superintendence of the National educational association at its meeting at Washington, February 23-26, 1886. Washington, 1886. 169 p. 611. 1887 no. 1. The College of William and Mary, a contribution to the history of higher education, with suggestions for its national promotion; by Herbert B. Adams. Washington, 1887. 89 p. (Contributions to American educational history, no. 1.) 612. 1887 no. 2. The study of history in American colleges and universities; by Herbert B. Adams. Washington, 1887. 299 p. 613. 1887 no. 3. Proceedings of the Department of superintendence of the National educational association at its meeting at Washington, March 15-17, 1887. Washington, 1887. 200 p. 614. 1888 no. 1. Thomas Jefferson and the University of Virginia; by Herbert B. Adams, with authorized sketches of HampdenSidney, Randolph-Macon, Emory-Henry, Roanoke, and Richmond colleges, Washington and Lee university, and Virginia military institute. Washington, 1888. 308 p. (Contributions to Amer

ican educational history, no. 2.)

615. 1888 no. 2. The history of education in North Carolina; by Charles Lee Smith. Washington, 1888. 180 p.

(Contributions

to American educational history, no. 3.) 616. 1888 no. 3. History of higher education in South Carolina, with a sketch of the free school system; by Colyer Meriwether. Washington, 1889. 247 p. (Contributions to American educational history, no. 4.)

617. 1888 no. 4. Education in Georgia; by Charles Edgeworth Jones.
Washington, 1889.
154 P.
(Contributions to American educa-
tional history, no. 5.)