618.

619.

620.

1888

no. 5.

Industrial education in the South; by A. D. Mayo.
Washington, 1888. 86 p.

101

102

1888 no. 6. Proceedings of the Department of superintendence of the National educational association at its meeting in Washington, February 14-16, 1888. Washington, 1888. 165 p. Separate.

Alaska; by N. H. R. Dawson. Washington, 1889. 119 102-1 134 p.

Bush.

621. 1888 no. 7. History of education in Florida; by George Gary Washington, 1889. 54 p. (Contributions to American educational history, no. 6.)

103

622.

1889

no. 1. Higher education in Wisconsin; by William F. Allen
and David E. Spencer. Washington, 1889. 68 p.
tions to American educational history, no. 7.)

157

(Contribu

no. 2. Proceedings of the Department of superintendence of the National educational association at its meeting in Washington, March 6-8, 1889. Washington, 1889. 300 p.

160

Separate.

624.

Relation of manual training to body and mind; by C. M.
Woodward. [Washington, 1889?] 26 p.

301

Caption-title.

625.

1889

(Contributions

no. 3. History of education in Alabama, 1702-1889; by Willis G. Clark. Washington, 1889. 281 p. to American educational history, no. 8.) 626. 1890

no. 1. The history of federal and state aid to higher education in the United States; by Frank W. Blackmar. Washington, 1890. 343 p. (Contributions to American educational history, no. 9.)

163

161

628.

629.

627. 1890 no. 2. English-Eskimo and Eskimo-English vocabularies;
compiled by Roger Wells and John W. Kelly; preceded by ethno-
graphical memoranda concerning the Arctic Eskimos in Alaska
and Siberia; by John W. Kelly. Washington, 1890. 72 p.
1890 no. 3. The teaching and history of mathematics in the
United States; by Florian Cajori. Washington, 1890. 400 p.
1891

165

167

no. 1. Higher education in Indiana; by James Albert Woodburn. Washington, 1891. 200 p. (Contributions to American educational history, no. 10.)

170

630.

631.

1891 no. 2. The fourth International prison congress, St.
Petersburg, Russia; by C. D. Randall. Washington, 1891. 253 p.
1891
no. 3.
Sanitary conditions for schoolhouses; by Albert P.
Marble. Washington, 1891. 123 p.

171

173

632.

1891 no. 4. History of higher education in Michigan; by
Andrew C. McLaughlin. Washington, 1891.
179 p. (Con-
tributions to American educational history, no. 11.)

174

633. 1891

634.

no. 5. The history of higher education in Ohio; by George
W. Knight and John R. Commons. Washington, 1891.
(Contributions to American educational history, no. 12.)
1891 no. 6. History of higher education in Massachusetts; by
George Gary Bush. Washington, 1891. 445 p.
to American educational history, no. 13.)

175

258 p.

176

(Contributions

635. 1891 no. 7. Promotions and examinations in graded schools; by Emerson E. White. Washington, 1891. 64 p.

177

Southern women in the recent educational movement in the South; by A. D. Mayo. Washington, 1892. 300 p. 1892 no. 2. Benjamin Franklin and the University of Pennsylvania; ed. by Francis Newton Thorpe. Washington, 1893. 450 p.

636. 1891 no. 8. Rise and growth of the normal-school idea in the
United States; by J. P. Gordy. Washington, 1891. 145 p.
637. 1891 no. 9. Biological teaching in the colleges of the United
States; by John P. Campbell. Washington, 1891. 183 p.
638. 1892 no. 1.

639.

178

179

186

188

640.

1893 no. 1. Shorthand instruction and practice; by Julius Ensign Rockwell. Washington, 1893. 206 p. 641. 1893

192

no. 2. The history of education in Connecticut; by Bernard C. Steiner. Washington, 1893. 300 p. (Contributions to American educational history, no. 14.)

193

642.

643.

1893 no. 3. The history of education in Delaware; by Lyman P. Powell. Washington, 1893. 186 p. (Contributions to American educational history, no. 15.) 1893 no. 4. Abnormal man, being essays on education and crime and related subjects, with digests of literature and a bibliography; by Arthur MacDonald. Washington, 1893. 445 p. 644. 1893 no. 5. Higher education in Tennessee; by Lucius Salisbury Merriam. Washington, 1893. American educational history, no. 16.) 645. 1893 no. 6. Higher education in Iowa; by Leonard F. Parker. Washington, 1893. 190 p. (Contributions to American educational history, no. 17.)

287 p. (Contributions to

646. 1893
no. 7.
Statistics of public libraries in the United States
and Canada; by Weston Flint. Washington, 1893. 213 p.
647. 1893 no. 8. The spelling reform; by Francis A. March.
revision and enlargement of the author's pamphlet published
by the U. S. Bureau of education in 1881. Washington, 1893.
86 p.

194

195

196

197

201

William Howe Tolman. Washington, 1894.
tions to American educational history, no. 18.)
1894 no. 2. History of education in Maryland; by Bernard C.
Steiner. Washington, 1894. 331 p. (Contributions to American
educational history, no. 19.)

210 p. (Contribu

210

650.

1898
no. 1.
The history of education in Louisiana; by Edwin
Whitfield Fay. Washington, 1898. 264 p. (Contributions to
American educational history, no. 20.)

242

651. 1898 no. 2. Higher education in Missouri; by Marshall S. Snow. Washington, 1898. 164 p. (Contributions to American educational history, no. 21.)

243

652.

1898 no. 3. History of education in New Hampshire; by George
Gary Bush. Washington, 1898. 170 p. (Contributions to
American educational history, no. 22.)

244

653.

1899 no. 1. History of education in New Jersey; by David
Murray. Washington, 1899. 344 p. (Contributions to Ameri-
can educational history, no. 23.)

252

654.

1899 no. 2. History of education in Mississippi; by Edward
Mayes. Washington, 1899. 290 p.
(Contributions to Ameri-

255

can educational history, no. 24.)

655.

1899 no. 3. History of higher education in Kentucky; by Alvin
Fayette Lewis. Washington, 1899. 350 p. (Contributions to
American educational history, no. 25.)

256

656. 1900 no. 1. History of education in Arkansas; by Josiah H.
Shinn. Washington, 1900. 121 p.
educational history, no. 26.)

262

(Contributions to American

657. 1900

no. 2. Higher education in Blackmar. Washington, 1900. 166 p. can educational history, no. 27.)

658. 1900 no. 3. The University of the state of New York: history
of higher education in the state of New York; by Sidney Sher-
wood. Washington, 1900. 538 p. (Contributions to American
educational history, no. 28.)

659. 1900 no. 4. History of education in Vermont; by George Gary
Bush. Washington, 1900. 216 p.
(Contributions to American

Kansas; by Frank W.
(Contributions to Ameri-

263

264

265

educational history, no. 29.)

660. 1902

no. 1. History of education in West Virginia; by A. R. Whitehill. Washington, 1902. 165 p. (Contributions to American educational history, no. 30.)

280

661. 1902 no. 2. The history of education in Minnesota; by John N.
Greer. Washington, 1902. 223 p.
educational history, no. 31.)

281

(Contributions to American

662. 1902 no. 3. Education in Nebraska; by Howard W. Caldwell.
Washington, 1902. 268 p.
(Contributions to American educa-

282

tional history, no. 32.)

663. 1902 no. 4. A history of higher education in Pennsylvania; by
Charles H. Haskins and William I. Hull. Washington, 1902.
272 p. (Contributions to American educational history, no. 33.)
664. 1903 no. 1. History of higher education in Colorado; by James
Edward Le Rossignol. Washington, 1903.
67 p. (Contribu-
tions to American educational history, no. 34.)
1903 no. 2. History of education in Texas; by J. J. Lane.
Washington, 1903. 334 p. (Contributions to American educa-
tional history, no. 35.)

665.

283

292

293

666.

1903 no. 3. History of higher education in Maine; by Edward
W. Hall. Washington, 1903. 241 p. (Contributions to American
educational history, no. 36.)

294

IV. BULLETIN.

667. 1906

668.

no. 1. The Education bill of 1906 for England and Wales as it past the House of Commons; by Anna Tolman Smith. Washington, 1906. 48 p.

Same.

1906

2d ed. Washington, 1907. 48 p. no. 2.

German views of American education, with particular reference to industrial development, collated from the reports of the Royal Prussian industrial commission of 1904; by William N. Hailmann. Washington, 1906. 55 p.

CONTENTS: General considerations.-The kindergarten.-Elementary schools. Middle schools.-Normal instruction.-Drawing and art instruction.-Industrial art schools.-Technical colleges and other advanced technical institutions.-Apprenticeship and trade schools.Contents of the "Reiseberichte."

360

361

668. 1906 no. 2. 2d ed. German views of American education, with
particular reference to industrial development, collated from the
reports of the Royal Prussian industrial commission of 1904; by
William N. Hailmann. 2d ed. Washington, 1907. 55 p.
669. 1906 no. 3. State school systems: legislation and judicial de-
cisions relating to public education, October 1, 1904, to October 1,
1906; by Edward C. Elliott. Washington, 1906. 156 p.
Same. 2d ed. rev. Washington, 1907. 156 p.

CONTENTS: Legislation relating to public education: A. Administra-
tive control and supervision of elementary and secondary education; B.
State finance and support; C. Local finance and support; D. Build-
ings and sites; E. Teachers in elementary and secondary schools; F.
Teachers: employment, etc.; G. Teachers: professional training and
education; H. School population and attendance; I. School discipline;
J. Health regulations; K. Text-books and supplies; L. Subject-matter
of instruction; M. Special types of school; N. Secondary education:
High schools and academies; O. Higher educational institutions; P.
Professional and higher technical education; Q. Private and endowed
higher institutions; R. Libraries; S. Education of defectives and delin-
quents.

Recent decisions of state supreme courts.

670. 1907 no. 1 The continuation school in the United States; by Arthur J. Jones. Washington, 1907. 157 p.

CONTENTS: I. Introduction.-II. Statistical exhibit of school attendance and withdrawal.-III. Agencies for supplementary education in other countries.-IV. Different types of continuation school.-V. Kind and amount of instruction given in continuation schools.-VI. The place and purpose of the continuation school.-VII. Bibliography.

671. 1907 no. 2. Agricultural education including nature study and school gardens; by James Ralph Jewell. Washington, 1907. 140 p.

CONTENTS: Chapter I. Nature study. II. School gardens.—III. Elementary agricultural education.-IV. Secondary agricultural education.-V. Agricultural colleges.-VI. Practical advantages of agricultural education.-Bibliography.-Appendix, Form for nature observations employed in the schools of Nova Scotia.

672. 1907 no. 3. The auxiliary schools of Germany, six lectures; by B. Maennel. Tr., by Fletcher Bascom Dresslar. Washington, 1907. 137 p.

CONTENTS: I. Historical sketch.-II. Reasons for the establishment of auxiliary schools.-III. Admission procedure.-IV. The parents and the whole environment of auxiliary school pupils before and during the school period.-V. Health conditions of auxiliary school pupils.-VI. The pupils of the auxiliary school and their characterization.-VII. The building for the auxiliary school.-VIII. Classification of pupils in an auxiliary school, and the number in each class.-IX. The daily programme.-X. The curriculum.-XI. Methods of instruction.-XII. Discipline in the auxiliary school.-XIII. Preparation of auxiliary school pupils for confirmation.-XIV. The community and the State in their relations to the auxiliary school.-XV. The teachers and the principal of the auxiliary school.-XVI. The pedagogical significance of the auxiliary school.

673. 1907 no. 4. The elimination of pupils from school; by Edward L. Thorndike. Washington, 1908. 63 p.

CONTENTS I. Elimination by grades.-II. Elimination by ages.III. Special reports.-IV. Data on elimination by grades.-V. Elimination by age.

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367

368

376

379

V. MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS.

674. Technical instruction. Washington, 1870. 784 p.

First edition incomplete, printed pursuant to a call of House of Representatives, January 19, 1870. 2d edition, enlarged, was published as V. 21 of Barnard's American journal of education.

675. Special report of the Commissioner of education on the condition
and improvement of public schools in the District of Columbia.
Washington, 1871. 912 p.

Printed also as Barnard's American journal of education, V. 19.
Statistics of colleges and collegiate institutions in the United
States. 1871. 11 p.

144

ค

676.

315

677. *Suggestions for a free-school policy for United States land grantees. 1872. 6 p.

105

678.

A statement of the theory of education in the United States of
America, as approved by many leading educators. Washington,
1874. 22 p.

106

679. Contributions to the annals of medical progress and medical education in the United States before and during the War of independence; by Joseph M. Toner. Washington, 1874. 118 p. 680. Proceedings of the Department of superintendence of the National educational association respecting state- and city-schoolreports. Washington, 1874. 26 p.

First part reprinted from Proceedings, Circular of Information no. 1, 1874.

145

304

316

681.

1875.

*International exhibition, Philadelphia, 1876. Collections to illus-
trate the history of colleges, universities, professional schools,
and schools of science.

682.

The Chilian international exposition of 1875, to be held at
Santiago, Chili. Letter of the United States Commissioner of
education. Programme of the special section for education.
Washington, 1875. 9 p.

318

683. *Synopsis of proposed centennial; history of American education, 1776 to 1876. 1875. 18 p.

319

684.

685.

List of public-school-officials in the states and territories of the
United States, corrected to May 1, 1875. Washington, 1875.
62 p.

110

The national Bureau of education; its history, work, and limita-
tions; by Alexander Shiras. Washington, 1875. 16 p.
Cover-title.

107

686.

687.

* Educational conventions and anniversaries, 1876.
Historical sketch of Mount Holyoke seminary; by Mary O. Nut-
ting. Washington, 1876. 24 p.

688.

Historical sketch of Union college; [by F. B. Hough.] Wash-
ington, 1876. 81 p.

147

689.

Public libraries in the United States of America, their history,
condition and management. Part I. ed. by S. R. Warren and
S. M. Clark. Part II. Rules for a dictionary catalogue; by C. A.
Cutter. Washington, 1876. 2 v.

148

Separates.

690.

Chapter 25. The organization and management of public
libraries; by William F. Poole. 29 p.

122

691.

Rules for a dictionary catalogue; by Charles A. Cutter.
2d ed. with corrections and additions. Washington,
1889. 133 p.

162