Crozer Baptist Theological Seminary- |

72

Cruelty (to Animals) — prevailing
trait in children, 195; training of
the affections necessary, 196
Crusades-178

Crusca, Accademia della-3

Crystalology-580

Culleoka Institute-569

Culture-general and special, self-

exertion, 196; moral culture 197
Cumberland University-197
Curiosity-197

Curriculum - see Course of In-

struction

Currie-168, 169, 261, 336

Curtis, Joseph-197.

Curtius, Alexander Carolus-636

Curtius, George-198. See also 390

Curwen, Rev. J.- 781, 782, 783

Cusanus, Nicolaus-421

Cutler, Manasseh-661

Cyclopædia of Education-253
Cygnaus, Uno-303
Cyprian-142, 246

Czernowitz, University of—64

Dacler, André-198
Dacier, Anne-198
Dactylology-198
Dakota-area and population, edu-

cational history, 198: school sys-
tem,educational condition, school
statistics, normal instruction, 199
Dalberg, Johann von-358
Dalgarno, George-200, 205

Dalhousie College and University-655
Dall, Caroline H--304

Damascus-36

Dame Schools-200

Dana, J. D.-202. See also 580
Dancing and Dancing Schools-
history of, the "jumping proces-
sion," religious character of, so-
cial aspects of, 201

Dane, Nathan-517
Danish Language-351
Dante-482

Danville Theological Seminary-712
Darmstadt Polytechnical School-369
Dartmouth College-202

Davidson College-203

Davies, Charles-203

Davis, Rev. Lewis-824
Day, Jeremiah-203, 171

Day, Thomas-747

Deaf-Mutes-203; number of, errone-
ous ideas in regard to, mental con-
dition, Alphabetum Natura, 204:
history of the instruction of dea
mutes, table of institutions for in
the U. S., 205; the American
Asylum; systems of instruction,
206. See also 682, 683

Dean Academy-829

165

Denominational Schools - 215:
arguments for, Pädagogisches
Handbuch, 216; Dr. Rigg, oppo-
sition to denominational schools
in the U.S., advocacy of by the Ro-
man Catholics, W. H. Seward, 217;
Bishop Hughes, 218

Dental College-560

Dentistry, Schools of-see Med-
ical Schools

Departmental System-218
Deposit Funds-173, 633

Depravity-see Moral Education
De Quincey, Thomas-350
Derby, Lord-477
Des Cartes-316

Deseret, University of-834, 835
Desks and Seats-763
Des Moines, University of-218
Detroit population, 218; educa-
tional history, city superintend-
ents, school system, school statis-
tics, 219
Developing Method-definition of,
Herbart, Beneke, improvements
in, self-consciousness, 220; the
teacher is the school, phonetic
spelling, Gräser, Vogel, reading
in concert, value of number, 221;
the developing method as an
auxiliary, 222. See also 660
Deventer, School at-7, 421
Devotional Exercises-see Relig-
ious Education
Dialectics-231

Dialogues--207
Diary, School-222
Dickinson College-222
Dictation-223

Dictionary-definition and history

of, 223; in England, France, Ger-
many, 224 and 225
Didactics-225; general and special,

226

Didymus the Blind-18
Diesterweg. F. A. W.-226; his op-

position to the union of church
and school, 227-see also 433
Diez, Friedrich-743
Diffidence - its nature, Cowper,
Washington, means for correct-
ing, 228
Diligence-228

Dilworth, Thomas-228
Dinter, G. F.-229

Diodorus Siculus-254
Dionysius-18

Dionysius Thrax-377

Dorpat, University of—750
Drawing - definition of, usefulness
of, 235; two classes of, instru-
mental drawing, 236; free-hand
drawing, advisability of teaching
it in common schools, its intro-
duction into English schools,
237; conditions necessary for its
successful teaching, programmes
for instruction in different grades
of schools, 238. See also 51, 52,
53, 181

Dresden Polytechnical School—369
Dressler-81

Drew Theological Seminary-631
Drill-239

Dringenberg, Ludwig-358
Druids-315

Drury College-239

Dublin University-see Ireland
Ducpétiaux-194

Dudley Observatory-822
Duffey, Mrs. E. B.-304
Dull Scholars-239
Dulwich College-269
Dunce-239

Dunedin University-61
Dupanloup-F. A. P.-239
Duplessis-717

Durham, University of-see Eng-
Dursch, M. G.-240
[land

Duruy, Victor-240, 165
Dusseldorf, School of Fine Arts-308
Dutch-103, 491, 636, 646
Dutch Language-351
Duval, William-309

Dwight, Edmund-549, 550

Dwight, Francis-240
Dwight, Timothy

171, 187, 260

Dymond, J.-177

-240.

See also

Edinburgh, University of see
Scotland

Edinburgh Academy-774
Edinburgh High School-4, 773
Edinburgh Merchants' Company-863
Education-definition of, 243; kinds
of, instruction, history of educa-
tion, 244; idea of among the an-
cients, among the Hebrews, ad-
vent of Christianity, 245; school
of Alexandria, Christian schools,
convents, 246; town or burgher
schools, peripatetic schools, Mo-
hammedanism, the Reformation,
247; Jesuit schools, the Pietists,
Comenius, Locke, Humanists and
Realists, Rousseau, Basedow, Pes-
talozzi, Froebel, Herbart, Beneke,
Spencer, 248; histories of educa-
tion, theory of education, 249;
physical, intellectual, and emo-
tional education, 251; religious
education, educational works, 253.
See also 56, 226, 234, 283, 284, 298,
306, 321, 332, 372, 377, 383, 399,
417, 419, 497, 595, 695, 706, 717,
744, 746, 777, 793, 794
Education, Female-see Female
Education

and Education

Educational Notes and Queries-665
Educative Instruction-467, 468
Egbert, Benedictine Monk-81
Egypt -area, population, and his-
tory, educational history, ancient
Egypt, 254; modern Egypt, 255;
missionary and foreign schools,
256. See also 300
Eichhorn, Minister-364

Elaborative Faculty-257, 469, 472
Elective Studies-152

Elementary Schools-257
Elementary Science-see Science,
Teaching of

Elementary Sounds-700
Eliot, President-10

Elizabeth, Queen-479

Ellis, A. J.-674

Ellis, William-257, 784, 786

Elocution-257, 721, 733

Elphinston, James-257

Elyot, Sir Thomas-224

Ely, Isaac M.-197

Ethics-706

Ethnographic Method-425

Etienne or Estienne, Henry and

Robert-see Stephens

Etiquette-543

Emerson, G. B.-257. See also 149, Eton College-see England. See

187,304

Emerson, Ralph Waldo-424

Eminence College-258

Emory College-258

Emory and Henry College-259
Emotions-259. See also 251, 252
Empirical Methods-259

Emulation-definition of, expedien-
cy of its use, 260
Encouragement-261
Encyclopædism—278

Endowed Schools-262, 269, 382, 828,

862

Endowments, Special-402
Enfield-223

Engineering Schools-771, 772
England-area and population, 261;
educational history, endowed

schools commission, 262; condi-
tion of schools at the time of the
Reformation, Lancaster, Bell,
British and Foreign Society, and
National Society, Brougham, 263;
committee of inspection appoint-
ed, schoo! laws of 1870, 1873, and
1876, school boards, 264; national
system,265; educational statistics,
266; London school board, teach-
ers' associations, secondary edu-
cation, 267; public schools, 268;
endowed and proprietary schools
and colleges, ladies' colleges, su
perior instruction, 269; profes-
sional and scientific instruction,
270; theological colleges, inns of
court, etc., 271. See also 287,

862
England, Church of-see Epis-
copal Church
English, The Study of-early study
in infant schools, etc., to speak
well, learning to read, 272; gram-
mar, advanced study in high
schools, etc., skill in speaking,
273; skill in writing, philological
study of English, 274; compara-
tive philology, phonology, gram-
matical etymology, 275; course in
Lafayette College, text-books, 276
English Literature-what to teach

and how to teach it, 277; encyclo-
pædism and abridgment, course
and method of study, 278; Amer-
ican literature, books of refer-
ence, 279
Enthusiasm-280
Epée, C. M., Abbé de l'-280, 205
Epicureans-384
Epicurus-384

Episcopal Church-Church of Eng-

land, 280: Church of Ireland,
Protestant Episcopal Church in
the U. S.. 281

Episcopal Methodist College-282
Epitome of History-424

Equation-see Algebra

also 432

Etymology-286. See also, 225, 275
Euclid-18, 342

Eureka College-286
Evangelical Association-286
Evening Schools-objects of their
establishment, 286; their status in
different countries, organization
and management, defects of in
New York, 287. See also 5, 423, 466
Everett, Edward-288 See also 1,

33, 34, 35, 243, 422
Examination Questions-291
Examinations-288; of schools, of
teachers, college and university
examinations, 289; in Germany,
comparative values of written
and oral examinations, 290. See
Example, The Influence of-291
also 133, 800
Exchanges, Educational-see Hol-
Exercise-398, 441, 597, 268
brook, Josiah
Exhibitioners-292
Exhibitions, School-292
Explanation-723
Expulsion-292

Eye, Cultivation of the-sight sus-

ceptible of improvement, aims of
education in, 292; when to begin
the cultivation of the eye, kinder-
garten methods, color-blindness,
injury to the eye from faulty
school methods, 293. See also 440

Factory Schools

-

English legisla-
tion in regard to, legislation on
the Continent, 294; in the U. S.,
Faculties (Mental)-34, 250, 469, 562
295. See also 548
Faculty-295
Fagging-295. See also 268
Fainagle-564
Falk, J. D.—295
Falk, P. L. A.-295, 724
Family Plan-665, 672
Farmers' College-297
Farmville College-845
Farnum Preparatory School-631
Fear-its relation to education, 297;
Fauvel-Gouraud, F.-564
the method of nature, 298
Felbiger, J. I. von-298. See also 63
Feelings-259
Fellenberg, P. E. von-299. See
also 33, 375,429
Fellow-151

Felton-487

Female Education - history, 299;
female education in ancient
times, influence of Christianity
upon, 300: the Reformation,statis-
tics in Russia, in Austria, in other
Catholic countries, 301; in the
U. S., degrees conferred, theory
of female education, 302. See also i

Fichte, J. G.-306, 362, 465
Ficinus, Marsilius-482
Fiction, Works of-interest of chil-
dren in, 306; educational uses of,
errors to be avoided, 307
Field Lane School-726
Fillmore, Millard-106
Fine Arts-308

Finland area and population,educa-
tional history, school system, 308
Firmian, Bishop of Passau-63
Fisher, John D.-434

Fisk University-309
Fisk, Wilbur-567

Fitzwilliam Museum-116
Flagellum-306

Flattich, J. F.-309
Fletcher-194
Fleury-81

Floor Space, in School Rooms-459
Florida-area and population, edu-

cational history, 309; state super-
intendents, school system, 310;
school fund, educational condi-
tion, seminaries, superior in-
struction, educational literature,
311

Florida Education Society-430
Flounders College-327

Flower, Enoch-685
Forcellini-224

Foreign Education-311; disadvan-

tages of, foreign travel, 312
Forestry, Schools of-11

Forgetfulness-563

322

Geelong College-712

Geiger, Abraham, 415

General Culture-776

Generalization-468, 469, 470, 704, 768
Genetic Method-331, 537
Geneva, University of—804
Geneva Catechism-118

Geneva College-331
Genius-331

Genoa, University of-496
Geography-its scope, 332; element-

ary instruction in, history of,
333; first text-books, 334; mental
faculties exercised by, stages of
instruction, 335; proper age to
begin the study of, 336; methods
of teaching, 337. See also 277, 635
857
Geology-its claim to recognition in
elementary schools, basis of, 333;
mental powers cultivated by the
study of, improper methods of
teaching, 341

Geometrical Invention-345
Geometry-341; how to be approach-

ed by the learner, a mechanical as
well as a logical science, 342; ar-
rangement of subject matter, 343;
class-room work, 344: geometrical
invention, changes in demonstra-
tion, 345
Georama-372
Georgens-465
Georges-224

Georgetown College (D. C.)-345
Georgetown College (Ky.)-346
Georgia-area, population, and edu-

cational history, state superin-
tendents, 346; school system,
educational condition, school sta-
tistics, 347; normal, secondary,
superior, special, and professional
instruction, 348
Georgia, University of-349
Gérando, J. M. de-349. See also, 35
Gerbert (Sylvester II.)-37
German-American Schools-349

German College-350
German Language

-

comparative

value of, 350; its origin and his-
tory, 351; German philology, 352;
prevalence of German, method
of studying in England and Amer-
ica, 353; pronunciation of, juve-
nile literature, study of, German
in the U. S., 354; views of school
superintendents in regard to, 355;
arguments against, 356. See also

German Language

106, 129, 136, 144, 530, 579, 614, 649,
754, 758

German States-165
German Wallace College-356
Germany-historical sketch of, edu-
cational history, 356; the school
subordinate to the church, the
gymnasium, 359; Ritterakademien,
the Padagogium, 361; Gesner, Er-
nesti, Heyne, the Humanists, Pes-
talozzi, Fichte, 362; Sailer, Die-
sterweg, Froebel, primary in-
struction, 363; school statistics,
364; Prussian school administra-
tion, secondary instruction, 365;
course of study in the gymnasia,
teachers' seminaries, 366; univer-
sities, 367; professional, technical,
and scientific instruction, mili-
tary academies, educational pub-
lications, 369. See also 167, 189
Gesner, J. M.-370
Gesticulation-207

Gettysburg Theological Seminary-534
Ghent, University of-77
Gibbon-385

Giessen, University of—368
Gifts, Kindergarten-370
Gilbert de la Porrée-209

Gilman, Daniel C.-174

Gilmanton Academy-627

Girard, Grégoire-371

Girard, Stephen-672

Girard College-466, 672, 690
Girlhood-7

Girls, Education of-see Female
Education

Girton College-149, 269, 863
Gladstone, William E.-140
Glasgow, University of—774, 775
Globe, Artificial-its construction,
371; history and advantages of,
372. See also 336, 337

Graded Course-190
Graded Schools-375
Graded System-375
Graduate-377
Graefe, Heinrich-377
Graham, Isabella-377
Grammar-377.

See also 140, 336,
352, 391, 420, 512, 514, 560, 602
Grammar, English-its function,

distinction between the science
and the art of grammar, 378; his-
tory of, 379; methods of instruc-
tion, language lessons, science of
the sentence, scheme for teach-
ing grammar, 380; analysis and
parsing, errors in teaching, 381.
See also, 27, 273, 277
Grammarians, Roman-377
Grammar Schools-382.
269, 715
Grammatical Exercises-164
Grammatist-56
Granada, University of —792
Grant, President-218
Granville Female College-302

See also

Graser, J. B.-383. See also 221
Gratz, University of—64
Gray Nuns, Order of-743
Grazzini-3

Great Britain and Ireland, The
United Kingdom of 383
Great Elector-363
Greaves, James P.-17
Greece-area and population, his-

torical sketch, ancient Greece,
383; educational views of the an-
cient Greeks, 384; the Greek Em-
pire, modern Greece, 385; pri-
mary instruction, 386; secondary
instruction, 387; superior and
special instruction, 388
Greek, Christian-142
Greek Church-388, 818
Greek Language-origin and his-
tory, 389; the Greek alphabet,
rivalry with Latin, methods of
teaching, 390; grammars and lex-
icons, 391; readers, 392. See also
50, 361, 363, 420, 681
Greeks-241,396

Green, S. S.-551, 737
Greeneville and Tusculum Col-
lege-392
Greenland-600

Greenleaf, Simon-517

Gregorian Tones-604

Gregory IX. Pope-67, 208

Greifswald, University of-368

Grey's "Memoria Technica"-564
Grimm, J. L.-392

Grimm, W. K.-393
Grimbald-18

Griscom, John-393

Griscom, J. H.-393

Groen van Prinsterer-618

Groningen, University of—618

Groot, Gerard-see Hieronymians.
See also 358

Grote, George-304, 833

Grounds, School - see School
Grounds

Guatemala-see Central America

Guggenbühl, Dr.-444

Guggenmoos--444

Guizot, F. P. G.-393. See also 165,

317, 318

Gustavus Adolphus-801

Gutsmuths, J. C. F.-394, 396, 757
Guyot, A. H.-394. See also 334
Gymnasiarch-57

Gymnasium-history of, 394: mod-
ern meaning of in Germany and
on the Continent, 395. See also
57, 358, 386
Gymnastics-agonistics and ath-
letics, games and exercises, 396;
gymnastics as a part of education,
397. See also 39, 57, 153, 213, 300,
384, 394, 528, 702

Habit-397; its power, bad habits,
teacher's duty toward, good hab-
its, proper time for forming, 398.
See also 34, 259

Hackett, Horatio B.-72
Hadley, James-399
Hadrian-81

Haehn, J. F.-399
Hahnemann-560
Haldeman, Prof.-701
Hale, Chief Justice-465
Half-Time Schools-399
Hall, S. R.-400. See also 260
Halle, University of-368

Halls English Universities)-151
Hamilton, Alexander-637

Hamilton, James-400
Hamilton, Sir William-555
Hamilton Baptist Theological Seminary

-71

James VI.-774
Jansz, Andries-636
Japan-area and population, early
history, 488; educational history,
489; present school system, 490.
See also 450

Jassy, University of—745
Jay, Peter A.-197

Jefferson College-490

Jefferson, Thomas-232, 825, 842, 846
Jeffrey, Francis-243

Jena, University of-368

Jersey City-population,educational
history, city superintendents,
school system, school revenue,
491; school statistics, 492
Jesuits-their educational work, 492;
school system, 493; their influ-
ence, schools and colleges in the
U. S., 494. See also 38, 179, 234,
248, 330, 359, 741, 742

Jewell, Edward—71, 72

Jewell, F. S.-374

Jewish Schools-245

Jex-Blake, Dr.-710

John C. Green School of Science-631,
632, 772

Johns Hopkins University-494
Johnson, Adelia A. F.-148

Johnson, Dr. Samuel-34, 54, 99, 185,
186, 223, 298, 307, 398

Johnson, Rev. Samuel-637

Jonas, Justus-118
Jonson, Ben-379

Joseph of Calasanza-704
Joseph II., of Austria-63, 741
Journal of Education-177
Judgment, Training of 495. See
also 335, 427
Julius, Dr.-809
Justinian, Code of-204
Juvenal-185

Kalamazoo College-495
Kansas-area and population, edu-

cational history, school system,
495; educational condition, school
statistics, normal, secondary, and
superior instruction, 496; profes-
sional, scientific, and special in-
struction, 497

Kansas, University of-497
Kant Immanuel-his philosophical

system, his view of education,
497; his influence, 498. See also
32, 33, 34, 35, 465, 564
Kapp-417

Kasan, University of—750
Kari-435

Kempis, Thomas à-358, 417, 421
Kentucky-area and population,

educational history, 498; school
system, educational condition;
normal, secondary, and superior
instruction, 499; professional,
scientific, and special instruction;
society for the advancement of
education; state teachers' associ-
ation, 500

Kentucky Military Institute-501
Kentucky University-500
Kentucky Wesleyan College-501
Kenyon College-501
Kern, Dr.-444

Kharkof, University of—750
Kidd, John-136
Kidder, Dr.-118
Kiddie, Henry-648
Kief, University of-750
Kiel, University of-368
Kildare Society-477
Kimball Union Academy-627
Kimchi, David-414
Kindergarten

Froebel's theory,
501 amusement the principal
medium for the education of
the child, family education alone
insufficient, social education to
begin early, the first teacher
should be a woman, rapid adop-
tion of kindergarten methods,
gifts, exercises, concrete facts the
first to be taught, 502; incorpo-
ration of the kindergarten with
the public school, reception in
the U. S., 503; condition of in
Germany, skillful preparation of
the teacher necessary, 504. See
also 241, 293, 445, 828
Kindermann, Ferdinand-504
Kinesipathy-396, 524
King College-505
King Edward's School-382
King's College-505
Kingston, University of-668
Kirkland, John T.-171

Klausenburg, University of-438
Knights' Academies-361
Knowledge-453, 767
Knox College-505
Kobo (of Japan)-489
Königsberg, University of-368
Krosigk, Ernestine von-364
Kunze, Johann Christoph-534

Labor Schools-465

Labrador-600

Lachmann-352

Lactantius-142

Ladies' Colleges-267, 269
Ladies' Course--302

Lafayette College-506. See also 31,
276

La Grange College-506

Lahainaluna School-845
Lancashire Independent College-171
Lancaster, Joseph 506; opens a

school in Southwark, Dr. Bell,
success of Lancaster, modes of
punishment, decline in the pop-
ularity of his method, 507. See
also 145, 263, 594

Land Grants, Congressional-see
United States. See also 10, 826
Lane Theological Seminary-664
Lane University-508
Lanfranc-31

Lange, Rudolph-358
Langhorne-186

Language -its varieties, compara-
tive study of languages, 508; the
child's mastery of language, in-
struction in, 509; classical and
modern languages, 510. See also
34, 241, 274, 293, 352, 471
Laplace-575

La Salle, J. B.-510

La Salle College-510. See also 743,
807

Lascaris-391

Latin, Christian-142, 143
Latin Language its derivation,
510; lingua urbana, lingua rustica,
Latin in the middle ages, the al-
phabet, 511; study of Latin at the
present time, 512; exercises in
composition and versification,
513; history of Latin grammar,
514. See also 142, 143, 357, 493
Latin Schools-515. See also 357, 358,
366, 511

Lausanne, University of-805
Laval, University of—718

Law Schools - their early history,

515; recent history in England
and the U. S., 516; statistics, or-
ganization, course of study, ad-
mission, length of course, gradu-
ation, 518; table of law schools in
the U. S., 519

Lawrence, Abbott-519

Lawrence, Amos-519

Lawrence Scientific School-405, 772
Lawrence University of Wiscon-

sin-519

Layritz, P. E.—599

Lebanon Valley College-519
Lebrija, Antonio de-793

Lectures lecture defined, differ-
ence between a lecture and a les-
son, in what grades of schools
used as a means of instruction,
520. See also 126, 426
Lecture Schools-382, 715
Lecture System-520
Legal Education Society-516
Lehigh University-520
Leigh, Dr. Edwin-674, 701
Leipsic, University of—368
Leland University-520
Lemberg, University of-64
Lennoxville, University of-718
Lenz-757