Genius, without wisdom, 284.
Geography, 487.

Geometry, scientific and practical, 459, 490.
Geology, 496.

German Language and Literature, 202, 480.
German Bible, 274.

German Scholarship, 437.

Girls, Education of, 289,

General aims and defects, 297, 386.
Music-French-Dancing,.,298, 391.
Multiplicity of studies-Superficialty, 303.
Fiction-Romances-Frivolity, 304.
Religious and moral culture, 309.
Household duties and occupations, 332.
Higher moral culture, 335.

Home and school education compared, 341.

Globes, 43, 138, 155.

God, in Life and Education, 49, 81, 86, 281.
Instruction respecting, 50, 380.

Reverence of, 68, 75, 81, 243, 528.

Old and New Testament teaching of, 274.

Goethe, 300, 308, 336, 340.

Domestic work of Girls, 340.

Good-humor, 184.

Good-breeding, 185, 243, 247.

Good-manners, 185, 243, 247.

Government of Family, 75.

Grammar, 155.

Grafting, and Education,

Gratitude, 135.

18.

Gravitation, Law of, defied by Tableturners, 451.

Greediness, 321.

Gregory, of Nazianson, at Athens, 538.

Greece, the University of ancient, 542.

Greek Language and Literature, 465, 501.

Historical development in school, 465.

Pedagogical estimate, 501. Chatham, 133.

CICERO, 167.

DeQuincey, 200.

Froude, 520.

Grimke, Thomas, 230.

Grote, J., 15.

Grey, Lady Jane, 377.

Bacon, 103.
Carlyle, 525.
Chatham, 143.
Dupanloup, 393.
Johnson, 15, 543.
Macaulay, 544.
Hobbs, Thomas, 14.
HODGSON, W. B., 442.

Locke, 150.
Lalor, 43.
Mill, 501.
Raumer, 360.
Sedgwick, 228.

Whately, 113.

Classical Instruction: its Use and Abuse, 442.
Holidays for Children, 327.

Home Education for Girls, 340.

Home School of Sir Thomas More, 369.
Homer, 160.

Homes of Studious Women, 390.
Honesty, 67, 173.

HOOKER, JOHN, Study of Botany, 472.
Hooker, Richard, 13.

Hortensius, as an Orator, 168.

Horace, 131, 137, 139, 174, 538.

Hospital work for Women, 401, 408.

Houghton, Lord, use of Translations, 468.
Hotel-Dieu, 402.

Gladstone, 434.
Lowe, 424.

Impulse, wisdom by, 284.

Niebuhr, 174.

Instinctive opinions, 117.

Conversation with Ascham, 376.

Grey Sisters, 402.

Growth, principle of, in education, 33.

Gymnastics, 38.

Habit of Mind, 446.

Habits, personal, 12, 16, 53.

HALE, SIR MATHEW, 77.

Information, not education, 435.

Ingratitude, 134.

Intellectual education, 40, 474.

Inclination and Incredulity, 453.

Industrial element, 79, 107, 362, 383, 399.
Investigation, faculty of, 489.

JAMESON, MRS., 399.

Woman's Work, 399.
Jean, Paul, 297, 311.
JEROME, ST., 289.

Letter to Laeta, 290.

Jest, subjects exempt from, 177.
Jester, in Society, 181.

Job, Book of, 286.

Kant, Emanuel, 25.

Knitting, and Needlework, 292, 362.

Knowledge, love of, 15.

Knowledge, is not science or education, 480.

Knowledge, and Wisdom, 15, 100, 279.

Kyrle, John, the Man of Ross, 256.

Labor, 80, 83, 204, 525.

Laboratory work, 496.
Laborissiére, Hospital of, 407.

LaBruyère, 127.

Lady Jane Grey, 377.

Lacta, education of Daughter, 290.
LALOR, JOHN, 20, 33.

Temple, 488.

Herschel, 457.

Whewell, 458.

Mill, 506.

Mathematics versus Philosophy, 461.

Mathematical reasoning, 114, 197, 463, 486.

Dangers and difficulties, 464.

Marriage, 305.

Manual labor, 107, 292.

Mary, the Mother, 400. Meals, 53, 83, 321.

Means and Ends, 229.

Measures, 43.

Mechanics, value of books to, 216.

Meditation, 83, 150.

Memory, 89, 112.

Menippus, 167.

Metropolitan City, 533.

Method of Studying, 110, 225, 226, 230.

Mental Science, 46.

Mensuration, 460.

Mental Training, 488, 498.

Mind, the basis of Academical polity, 542.

MILTON, JOHN, 151, 207.

Letter to Samuel Hartlib, 151.

Military Art and Tactics, 154, 159.

MILL, JOHN STUART, 497.

Education, in its larger and narrower senee, 497.
Proper function of a University, 498.

Scotch and English Universities compared, 499.
General School Education, scientific and lib., 500.
Modern languages, History, Geography, 500.
Greek and Latin languages, and literature, 501.
Limitations to classical studies-science, 504.
Mathematics, pure and applied-experiments, 507.
Logic, Physiology, and Psychology, 509.
Politics, History, Economics, Jurisprudence, 510.
International Law, Religion, Ethics, 511.
Art and Esthetic culture, Poetry, 513.
Discipline of active life, 514.

Modesty, 70, 293, 322, 370.

Monologe, not conversation, 191.

Money, its acquisition and management, 249.

Bacon, 255.

Burleigh, 75.

Franklin, 249.

Montesquieu, 126.

Moral Philosophy, 150.

Moral Science Tripos, 499.

Moon, G. W., 208.

Moral education, 22, 48.

Moral sense, 62.

More, Sir Thomas, 369.

Lytton, 265.

Pope, 357.

Taylor, 260.

Neglected education, remedies for, 193.
NEWMAN, JOHN H., 529.

English Protestant Bible, 274.
University of Life and Affairs, 529.
University of Athens, 535, 545.
New Testament, 50, 273, 274.
NIEBUHR, GEORGE B., 169.

Letter on study of Philosophy, 170.
Non multa sed multum, 91, 521.
Note Book, 73, 90.
Number, 42.

Nuns for Hospital service, 401.
Nursery-maids, 325.

Oaths, vulgarity of, 70.

Obedience, 57, 318.

Object Teaching, 41.

Observation, habits of, 40.

Occupation, choice of, 77, 107.

Education, training for, 436, 519.

Manual, 362.

Old age, 170.

Old and the Young, 28.

Old Testament, 274.

One-sidedness of mind, 486.

Order and punctuality, 90, 322.
Oral method, 29, 31, 32, 529.
Ornamentation of home, 362.

Oratory, training for, 158, 161, 165.

Reading, writing, and meditation, 167.
Brougham, 161.

Pitt, 165.

Ovid, cited, 177.

Owen, Richard, 476.

Cicero, 166.

Claims of Natural History, 476.

Proairesis, 156.

Prodicus, 97.

Choice of Hercules, 97.
Profanity, 70.

Professional Teaching, 32, 64.

Professors at Athens, 542.

Endowed by the State, 542.
Pronunciation of Latin, 154, 290.
Proportionate Judgment, 455, 485.
Prytanes at Athens, 544.
Punctuality, 247.

Public School Commission, Report, 483.
Pursuits of Literature quoted, 199, 221.
Puzzled state of mind, 114, 148.
Pythagorean Letter, 291.

Pythagorean silence, 134.

Quantity, science of, 462.

Questions on a Book or Lesson, 112.

Preliminary, or Socratic, 112.

Quarreling, 236, 314.

Quintilian, 155.

Reading and Discourse or Conference, 150

Reading and Reflection, 150, 222, 230, 277.

Reading and Writing, 224.

Reading for Girls, 228, 338

Ready man, 103, 186.

Real objects, in early instruction, 41.

Penmanship, 176, 369.

Perseus, 135.

Perception, 469.

Perseverance, 279, 286.

Pestalozzi, 295, 305.

Philosophy, 99, 461, 489.

Philosophical Sciences, 461.

Reasoning, different kinds, 116, 485.
Mathematical, 463,

Problematical, 455, 464, 485.

Philosophical, 464.

Recreations of the Family, 365.

Reformatories, 414.

Reflection, 222, 229, 277.

Religion, 49, 134, 512.

Religious Culture and Work, 134, 809, 395.

Rewards and encouragements, 290.

Reverence, 67, 96, 135.

Reviews of lessons and books, 158, 176.

Rhetoric, 162.

RICE, A. H., 211.

Riches, uses and abuse, 257.

Riding, 136, 159.

Rivalry, 312.

Romance reading, 338.

Rote memory, 113.

Ruskin, 19.

Sainte-Beauve on Chesterfield's Letters, 125.
Sarcasm and severity. 76, 174, 177.

Schools, variety and office, 23, 230, 531.

Sculpture and education, 16.

Science in School Curriculum, 477, 532.

General neglect, 476, 485.

Sciences, classification of, 469, 473, 476.
Scientific information, 487.

Scientific Training, 487, 497.

Sevigne, Letters by, 368.
Sex, 55, 325, 370.
Sensuality, 97.
Shaftsbury, 225.

Shakspeare, 11, 92, 236, 380.
Shyness, 179.

Sherman, Roger, 219.
Short, Bishop, 13.

SIDNEY, SIR HENRY,

Letter to his Son, 69.

SIDNEY, SIR PHILIP, 231.

Letter on Travel, 232.

Silence, time for, 134, 528.
Seldom repented of, 86.
Simpson, J., 21.
Simplicity, 90.
Singing, 39, 356.
Sisterhoods, 401.
Beguines, 402.
Grey Sisters, 402.

Hospital, 402.

Skill, Manuel, 292.

St. Elizabeth, 408, 408.

St. Martha, 403.
Charity, 405, 407.

Site of a University typified at Athens, 538.

Sleep, 81, 147, 158, 397, 365.

Slow development, 41.

Smattering of knowledge, 104, 107, 392.

Smart, but ill natured words, 128.

Smith, Goldwin, 468.

Smith, Sidney, too much Latin and Greek, 442.

Smith, Southwood, Health, 45.

Socrates, 25, 97.

Book-keeping, 448.
Botany, 469.
Chemistry, 476, 479.
Classical, 445.
Civil economy, 510.
Economics, 156.
Ethics, 103, 155, 511.
Experimental Sciences,
494, 507.
Drawing, 356.

French, 346, 138, 202.
German, 480.
Greek, 133, 200, 465.
Geometry, 460, 490.
Geography, 138, 500.
Geology, 477, 484, 496.
Grammar, 154.
Globes, 43, 138, 155.
Hebrew, 157.
Hydrostatics, 494.
History, 103, 176, 345,
500, 510.
Hamanities, 418.
Hand-writing, 176, 380.
International Law, 510.
Italian, 156.
Jurisprudence, 510.
Language, 198, 445, 446,

500.

Manners, 244.

TAYLOR, HENRY, 281, 286,

Money, its management, 291.

Wisdom in conduct, 281.

TAYLOR, JEREMY, 87,

Manly Element in Education, 87.

Teaching, 495, 500.

Teachers, special training, 64, 170.

Teachers of Mankind, 164, 170.

Telescope, 218.

Temper, 56, 137.

Temple, Sir William, 184.

TEMPLE, FRED., 417,

Languages, Mathematics, Science, 418.
Tenderness,

Tonnelé on Female Culture, 389.
Tennyson, 401.

Terror, Impulse of, 59, 315.

Text-book, 495.

Tents and Hymns, 315.

Theresia, 382.

Things, Knowledge of, 41, 422.

Thinking, Faculty of, 186, 447, 485.

Theophrastus, at Athens, 542.
Theology, 157.

Thibaut, on Purity in Music, 354.

Timidity, 315.

Time, 250, 462.

Timing speakers, in conversation, 191.

Tractate on Education, by Milton, 151.

Translations, oral and written, 165, 175.
Training, 17, 488.

Training to Think, 495.

Travel, Advice respecting, 235,
Aiken, 239.

Bacon, 27, 235.

Bodleigh, 71.

Littleton, 237.

Macaulay, 239.

Masson, 37.

Government, 72, 233.

Geography, 72.

Judiciary, 72, 235.

Trade and Traffic, 72, 234.
Languages, 91, 235.

Comparative estimate, 232.

Travel, how made profitable, 73, 91, 232.
Maturity of Mind and Character, 237.
Previous knowledge from books, 91, 235.
Access to best society, 234, 236, 237.
Separate from countrymen, 236.
Remove prejudices, 73, 237, 239.
Avoid foreign vices, 71, 91, 236.

Travels, Books of, 119.

Trifles, in Training, 308.

Truth, Law of Education and Science, 51, 148, 173,

Wise men, in word and deed, 279, 282.
Wise men of Greece, characteristics, 99.
Wits, proferred in company, 141.
Woman, her Aim and Merit, 281,
Pagan and Christian view, 384.

Dangers of mental culture, 388.

Home of studious women, 389.

Pursuits open to, 373, 401.

Necessity of method to-Morning hours, 398.

Exclusion from society, influence of, 183.

Words, Study of, 153, 423.

WORDSWORTH, WILLIAM, 279,

The Happy Warrior, 279.

Work, cure of all maladies, 204, 525.
Working-day World, 399.

World, Knowledge of, 94, 204.

Wrestling, and other athletic sports, 158.

Wotton, Sir Henry, 12.

Writing, or Penmanship, 176, 379.

Writing and Speaking, 112, 163, 165, 168.

Writing with Reading, 112, 224, 225.
WYATT, SIR THOMAS, 67,

Letter to his son at school, 67.
Honesty, Reverence, Goodness, 68.
Wyttenbach, on daily reading, 225.

Y. Pythagorean Symbol, 291.

Yorke Philip, 238.

Young Children, 33, 299.
Young Ladies, 382.

Zenophon, Prodicus' choice of Hercules, 97.

Zoology, Study in Schools, 473.