[63], [99], [174], [182], [286], [288], [454], [522];
belief in, [26], [27], [173], [304], [337];
duty to, [30], [66], [149], [182], [216], [217], [220], [270], [304], [512];
knowledge of, [315], [337];
omnipresence of, [3], [192], [454].
Gœthe, [538].
Goldammer, [459].
Golden rule, example of, [5], [78].
Gonzagas, Prince of, [79].
Good, The, [30], [31], [286].
Goodwin, Plutarch’s Morals, [54].
Gorgias, The, [24].
Gossot, [504].
Gournay, Mademoiselle, [110].
Government, [238], [264], [270-276].
Gracchus, [45].
Grades, [127], [128], [137], [224], [233], [234], [267], [288], [323], [348], [376], [382], [393], [496], [548], [559].
Grammar, [19], [20], [24], [39], [47], [51], [71], [90], [130], [133], [144], [154], [155], [171], [183], [243], [316], [323], [470-475].
Grammarian, [20], [51], [103], [470].
Gratuity, [120], [254], [262], [321], [367], [370], [372], [376], [386], [388], [398], [522], [523], [533], [566].
Gray Friars, [466].
Gréard, [216], [223], [287], [288], [306], [354], [457], [461], [480], [505], [515], [516], [518], [553], [562].
Greek, the study of, [48], [71], [86], [95], [102], [105], [121], [143], [144], [183], [189], [205], [237], [244], [257], [283], [317], [321], [324-326], [351], [352], [481], [512], [547], [559].
Greek pedagogy, [11], [17-42].
Gregory the Great, Saint, [68].
Griesheim, [452].
Grignan, Madame de, [214].
Grimm, [344].
Groot, Gerard, [86].
Grosselin, [135].
Grote, History of Greece, [21].
Gruner, [448].
Guienne, College of, [101], [102].
Guidance, as object of instruction, [16], [49], [57], [201], [291], [293], [318].
Guillaume, [391].
Guizot, [490], [512], [519-522];
Madame, [490-494].
Guyon, Madame, [174].
Guyot, [154].
Guyton de Morveau, [343].
Gymnasium, [128], [145];
Greek, [19].
Gymnastics, [19], [28], [29], [39], [44], [79], [94], [135], [195-199], [292], [433];
intellectual, [324], [326];
interdicted, [66].
Habits, [293], [315], [334].
Halle, [414].
Halle aux Draps, mutual school, [517].
Hamilton, [194], [404].
Hamilton, Miss, [482-484].
Hannibal, [105].
Happiness, [3], [294], [328].
“Hardening process,” [196-198], [291], [292], [452].
Harmony, [20], [29], [31], [39], [41], [52], [79], [110], [451].
Hartley, [483].
Harvard College, [125].
Health, [29], [39], [65], [79], [94], [169], [222], [542].
Heart, [12], [56], [66], [110], [303], [443], [469], [471-475], [498].
Hebrew, [95], [99], [118], [121].
Hebrews, [7-11].
Hecker, [414].
Hegel, [447].
Heidelberg, University of, [77].
Helvetius, [196], [319], [327-330], [344].
Henry IV., of France, [53], [147], [232], [233].
Herbart, [194], [537].
Herbault, [514].
Herder, [538].
Heredity, [313].
Herodotus, [32].
Hersan, [235].
Hindoos, [2-4].
History, [12], [32], [33], [36], [47], [53], [76], [80], [91], [105], [116], [118], [129], [144], [145], [151], [173], [175], [179], [190], [206];
of education, [85], [126].
Holidays, [393].
Holiness, [63], [68], [100], [214-217], [228].
Holland, [86], [282], [283].
Holland, Philemon, Plutarch’s Morals, [54].
Homer, [20], [64], [320], [324].
Honor, [196], [199], [200], [302].
Horace, [45], [59], [87], [324].
How Gertrude teaches her Children, Pestalozzi’s, [427].
Huc, [13].
Humanist, [91], [100], [163], [195], [213], [324].
Humanities, The, [73], [80], [91], [144], [151], [324], [325], [326], [351], [558-561].
Humanities, Arnauld’s, [154].
Human Understanding, Locke’s, [196].
Hume, [194].
Hygiene, [39], [79], [84], [94], [197], [292], [544].
Ideal, [66], [104], [151], [279];
Chinese, [12], [13];
of the Fathers, [66];
Greek, [41];
Hebrew, [7];
Hindoo, [3-5];
Roman, [44], [57];
Persian, [14], [15].
Idealists, [193], [363].
Ideas, [315], [381];
birth of, [23], [325], [326], [381], [439], [471], [503];
grammar of, [471];
innate, [439];
religious, [3], [42], [62];
made significant, [107], [133], [157], [293].
Identity, loss of, [3].
Ignorance, [13], [18], [29], [68], [70], [72], [116], [143], [225], [226], [300], [364], [369], [519];
learned, [92], [104], [107], [117], [189];
Socratic, [22], [24].
Imagination, [42], [97], [98], [133], [135], [174], [176], [191], [285], [347], [403], [499], [500].
Imitation, [12], [49], [50], [84], [144], [462], [467].
Imitation, Gerson’s, [77], [78].
Immobility, [16], [18], [145], [342].
Impressions, [208], [295], [328], [334], [461], [484], [492], [503].
India, education in, [6], [514].
Individuality, [3], [15], [37], [57], [84], [85], [123], [136], [158], [207], [310], [313], [338], [381], [439], [452], [461], [489], [549];
loss of, [4], [27], [29], [57], [63], [98], [145], [146], [274], [346].
Induction, [26], [27], [36], [96], [107], [121], [123], [133], [157], [295], [313], [548].
Indulgence, [50];
of teachers, [90], [146].
Inertness, intellectual, [2], [29], [44], [68], [70], [92], [144], [228], [329], [518].
Instinct, [24], [31], [93], [133], [290], [460], [529], [536].
Institute of the Brethren, [112], [138], [153-163], [252-277].
Institutes, [382].
Institutes of Oratory, [48], [60], [89].
Instruction, [13], [39], [46], [79], [199], [280], [379];
Christian, [62], [269];
domestic, [7], [27], [45], [46], [55], [127], [129], [227], [378], [384], [485];
ecclesiastical, [63], [69], [81], [139], [167], [218], [233], [345];
gratuitous, [69], [73], [78], [120], [254], [262], [263], [321], [367], [370], [376], [386], [398], [409], [523], [566];
indirect, [170], [177-182], [184], [185], [223], [287-310], [481];
mutual, [6], [53], [131], [267], [392], [424], [513-519], [534];
national, [340-389], [523], [565];
need of, [70], [71], [115], [116], [320], [356], [369], [523], [566];
popular, [8], [130], [415], [438], [480], [487], [522];
primary, [13], [20], [40], [55], [81], [86], [112-136], [139], [142], [153], [177], [209], [239], [240], [253-277], [321], [353], [356], [360], [364], [384], [417], [433], [455-465], [468-475], [506], [524], [525];
public, [8], [9], [11], [20], [27], [38], [46], [49], [73], [78], [114], [128], [182], [209], [321], [330], [522-525];
religious, [98], [111], [113], [115], [118], [257], [303], [336], [346], [380], [438], [452], [466], [554];
secondary, [86], [113], [128], [139], [143], [205], [233], [282];
self, [57], [87], [136], [156], [318], [383], [421], [439], [476], [504], [549], [564];
sense, [193], [283], [403];
simultaneous, [51], [152], [240], [266], [277], [424], [515];
technical, [193], [206], [263], [281], [331], [376], [384], [408], [414], [419], [545].
Intelligence, [38], [58], [71], [72], [80], [93], [101], [191], [192], [296], [316], [320], [354], [370], [436], [440], [455], [498];
disregard for, [44], [68], [70], [92], [143], [171], [403];
works of, [26], [27], [109], [156], [157], [394], [564].
Interpretation, [15], [158], [293].
Intuition, [129], [132], [133], [290-310], [403], [415], [423], [428], [438], [449], [452], [548-555].
Irony, Socratic, [23].
Israelites, [6-11].
Italy, [84], [475].
Jacotot, [190], [526], [527].
Janet, [403].
Jansenists, [110], [153-163], [234].
Janua linguarum reserata, of Comenius, [126], [127], [134].
Jealousy, [12], [25], [153], [259].
Jena, Prussians at, [8].
Jerome, Saint, [64], [71].
Jeromites, [86].
Jesuits, [85], [139-150], [189], [232], [234], [258], [279], [340-344], [468];
of the East, [12].
Jewess, education of, [8], [11].
Jews, [8-11], [16].
John of Wessel, [86], [87].
Joly, Claude, [256], [261].
Jomard, [516].
Josephine, The Empress, [467].
Joubert, [489].
Jouffroy, [62], [491].
Judgment, [100], [104], [156], [163], [191], [281], [295], [296], [460], [467], [470].
Juilly, College of, [150].
Justice, [15], [30], [40], [280], [281], [303].
Juvenal, [59].
Kant, [200], [309], [332-338], [415], [422], [536].
Keilhau, [452], [464].
Khung-tsze, [12], [13].
Kindergartens, [447], [452], [457-465], [476], [477].
Kindermann, [416].
Klopstock, [422].
Knowledge, [15], [53], [80], [101], [104], [113], [192], [370], [547];
clearness of, [53];
of facts, [75], [129], [290];
a means, [41], [57], [91], [104];
of nature, [91], [96], [129], [295], [440];
source of, [58], [134], [313], [548];
before practice, [32], [57], [71], [135];
value, [60];
for women, [168], [175], [252], [282], [307], [384], [488], [495], [500], [505].
Königsberg, University of, [332].
Krause, [457].
Krüsi, [428], [432].
Labor, [476], [495];
manual, [206], [209], [226], [227], [263], [300], [398], [399], [424], [441], [566].
Laborde, Comte de, [516].
La Bruyère, [329].
La Chalotais, [278], [343-355], [363].
La Condamine, [283].
Lacroix, [407].
Læta, Letter to, [64-67].
Lafargue, [473].
Lafayette, Madame de, [213].
La Flèche, [501];
College of, [189].
La Fontaine, [240], [283], [295], [335].
Lagrange, [405].
Laisné, [515].
Laissez faire, [160], [208], [293].
Lakanal, [139], [379], [394];
Law of, [402-408].
Lambert, Madame de, [176].
Lambruschini, The Abbé, [475].
Lamoignon, [141].
Lamy, The Père, [150].
Lancaster, [513], [514].
Lancelot, [153], [154], [156], [217].
Langethal, [451], [452].
Language, [2], [70], [82], [116], [118], [126], [134], [189], [323-326], [428], [431], [441], [481], [547];
native, [48], [70], [113], [118], [121], [126], [155], [183], [268], [357], [400], [469-471].
Lanthenas, [391], [392].
Lâo-tsze, [12], [13].
La Pitié, [514].
Larochefoucauld-Liancourt, [516].
Laromiguière, [139].
La Salle, [112], [147], [254-277], [357], [404], [414], [514].
Lateran Council, [69].
Latin, the study of, [48], [70], [71], [90], [91], [95], [101], [102], [105], [118], [121], [131], [140], [144], [154], [183], [189], [205], [237], [244], [257], [281], [317], [324], [326], [481], [512], [547].
Laurie, S. S., Comenius, [126].
Lavallée, [218], [222], [226], [230].
Laws, [44], [45], [46], [182], [333], [499];
educational, [399-402], [484], [509];
Plato’s, [30], [33], [34].
Lay teachers, [340-345], [466], [508], [533].
Lecointe, The Père, [150].
Legendre, [394].
Legislative Assembly, [371], [373], [379], [390], [422].
Leibnitz, [136], [141], [196].
Leisure, [87], [377], [381], [543].
Lelong, The Père, [150].
Leonard and Gertrude, Pestalozzi’s, [421].
Lepelletier Saint-Fargeau, [391], [397].
Lessing, [538].
Letters to Lucilius, [52].
Letters to Pope Innocent XI., Bossuet’s, [182], [183].
Lévi Alvarès, [505].
Lewes, George Henry, [41].
L’Hôpital, [53].
Liberal Education of Children, of Erasmus, [88].
Liberty, [62], [70], [72], [93], [119], [151], [172], [201], [207], [263], [285], [294], [308], [374], [400], [420], [436], [441], [454], [490], [493], [499], [565];
of teaching, [371-396], [401], [511], [513].
Life, family, [60], [424], [500], [546];
monastic, [66], [146];
practical, [44], [53], [60], [92], [93], [105], [115], [204], [279], [296], [408], [529], [541], [562];
public, [32], [115], [130], [279], [360], [374], [400], [489];
stages of, [455], [456], [542].
Lissa, [125].
Literature, [11], [30], [78], [100], [166], [179], [295], [351], [404], [558], [565];
classical, [73], [80], [86], [95], [189], [324-326], [351], [481], [547], [559];
Greek, [11], [48], [80], [84], [559];
Latin, [46], [59], [84], [324-326];
profane, [64], [86], [87], [175], [219].
Little Schools of Port Royal, [140], [153], [254].
Littré, [69], [233], [234], [383].
Lives, Plutarch’s, [53].
Locke, [49], [110], [126], [187], [194-210], [249], [280], [296], [346], [363], [538], [561].
Logic, [6], [24], [31], [52], [75], [76], [315], [316], [321], [351], [470], [558].
Logic, Port Royal, [154], [243].
Lorain, P., [519].
Lorenz, Life of Alcuin, [72].
Louis XIV., [147], [182], [236], [279], [365], [489].
Louis-le-Grand, College of, [355].
Louis the Pious, [68], [73].
Lourmand, [505].
Love, [31], [37], [66], [89], [162], [216], [302], [440], [443], [455], [504], [515];
of country, [8], [44], [182], [308], [399], [489].
Loyola, [140], [163];
Constitutions, [142].
Lubbock, Sir John, [2].
Luccard, [267].
Lucerne, [466], [468].
Lupus of Ferrières, [68], [70].
Luther, [86], [113-120].
Luxembourg, [141].
Luxury, effect of, [36], [50], [182].
Lycée, [131], [205], [327], [372], [382], [512].
Lyceum, [22], [40].
Lycurgus, [34], [56], [397].
Lyons, [254], [255], [285], [368].
Macaulay, [144].
Madras, [514].
Magdala, [90].
Magistrates, [25], [28], [31], [71], [72].
Maieutics, [23], [42], [72], [156], [326], [381], [439], [471], [503].
Maine de Biran, [139], [434].
Maintenon, Madame de, [176], [218-231], [307], [486], [514].
Maisonneuve, Madame de, [504].
Maistre, Joseph de, [149], [511].
Malebranche, [187], [192-194], [211].
Man, [61], [62], [104];
conception of, [4], [188], [499], [539];
the perfect, [7], [30], [31], [57], [58], [59], [62], [98], [104], [172], [278], [386], [451], [483], [500], [540].
Mann, Horace, [566], [567].
Manners, [29], [59], [65], [81], [88], [89], [94], [111], [199], [270];
of Chinese, [12];
of Greeks, [21].
Mansel, [194].
Marat, [394].
Marcellus, [105].
Marenholtz, Baroness von, [464], [465].
Maria Theresa, [415].
Marienthal, [464].
Marion, H., [196].
Marmontel, [325], [326], [339].
Marriages, [38], [55],
[384], [500].
Marsolier, [243].
Martin, Aimé, [505].
Martin, Alexander, Les Doctrines Pédagogiques des Grecs, [18].
Martin, Henry, [183].
Mascaron, [150].
Massillon, [150].
Mathematics, [6], [24], [31], [68], [76], [98], [118], [189], [193], [323], [386], [437], [530];
for women, [56].
Mather, Cotton, [125].
Maturity, [10], [40], [288].
Mauriac, College of, [141].
Mayer, Enrico, [475].
Mean, The, [93], [150], [151].
Meditations, Marcus Aurelius, [58].
Melancthon, [113].
Melmoth, Pliny, [21].
Memorabilia, The, [24], [25], [26], [32].
Memoriter, [11], [16], [49], [92], [105], [121], [133], [205], [207].
Memory, [16], [42], [49], [58], [72], [81], [88], [92], [105], [135], [191], [208], [317], [335], [371], [460].
Method, [15], [20], [22], [42], [49], [53], [59], [72], [88], [90], [119], [126], [132], [269], [298], [372], [468], [536], [539], [557];
attractive, [33], [90], [97], [98], [101], [119], [206], [415], [494], [495], [541];
Chinese, [13];
dialectic, [32], [42], [74], [76];
didactic, [22], [72], [97], [111];
educative, [467], [469];
intuitive, [127], [132], [295-310], [312], [346], [402-404], [415-445], [452], [461-463];
among the Jews, [11];
Port Royal, [156], [162], [235];
of reading, [49], [107], [240], [241], [502];
repulsive, [33], [119], [494], [495];
Socratic, [22-27], [72], [211], [335], [429], [471];
synthetic, [313], [469].
Methods, Lancelot’s, [154].
Meunier, [277].
Michel, [475].
Michelet, [122], [306], [392].
Middendorf, [451], [452].
Middle Age, The, [67-81], [110], [171];
ignorance in, [68], [70].
Mildness, [10], [33], [56], [89], [160], [250], [251], [433];
severe, [101], [161], [202], [216], [264], [452], [492].
Milton, [54].
Mind, [95], [157], [470], [537], [564];
not tabula rasa, [58], [208].
Mirabeau, [369-372].
Moderation, [11], [33], [82], [109], [170].
Modesty, [21], [34], [58], [92], [153], [162].
Molière, [141], [176], [213].
Monasteries, [69], [71], [167].
Monge, [433].
Monitors, [131], [147], [258], [276], [514-519].
Montagnards, [391], [394].
Montaigne, [85], [101-110], [183], [202], [280], [301], [490];
of Greek education, [18], [19], [29], [35].
Montaigu, College of, [87].
Montalivet, [395].
Montausier, [147], [219].
Montbrison, [342].
Monteil, [76].
Montesquieu, [20], [245], [329], [373].
Montpellier, [366].
Morality, [100], [105], [135], [370], [375];
good conduct, [15], [41], [57];
Platonic, [30], [31], [34];
utilitarian, [12], [302-305], [554].
Morals, [5], [8], [14], [39], [42], [48], [50-60], [105], [177], [186], [227], [252], [269], [320], [337], [370], [375], [380], [384], [471-475], [547], [565].
Moravian Brethren, [125].
Moreau, Marie, [261].
Mothers, [39], [44], [48], [55], [90], [108], [127], [129], [534];
duties of, [291], [384], [422], [456], [457], [469], [485], [486], [500], [546].
Mother-tongue, [121], [144], [155], [204], [243], [465-471].
Motives, [300], [493].
Moulins, [342].
München-Buchsee, [434].
Museum, [384], [414], [452].
Music, [18], [20], [28], [31], [51], [52], [76], [98], [119], [326], [396];
interdicted, [65], [175].
Mutual instruction, [131], [267], [392], [424], [513-519], [534].
Mysticism, [63], [125], [135], [193], [458], [476];
criticism of, [94], [447], [453].
Mythology, [20], [563].
Naples, University of, [77].
Napoleon I., [360], [433], [443], [485], [486], [510-513].
National Assembly, [369].
National Education, of La Chalotais, [344-355].
National holidays, [393].
Native tongue, [48], [85], [89], [119], [121], [144], [155], [204], [243], [351].
Natural history, [11], [40], [96], [97], [114], [322], [350], [424], [433].
Nature, [24], [31], [32], [48], [93], [170], [290], [309], [310], [448], [456], [475], [476], [553];
no commencement in, [496];
economy of, [3], [286], [423], [448], [496];
following, [2], [36], [290], [312], [347], [349], [401], [433], [503], [529], [561];
human, [46], [48], [159], [169], [217], [286], [333], [454], [491], [532], [536], [550];
morality in, [448];
return to, [553];
study of, [91], [93], [96], [118], [121], [132], [133], [290].
Naville, [74], [467].
Necker de Saussure, Madame, [493-500].
Neufchâtel, [434].
Neuhof, [419], [420].
New Education, The, [93], [123], [133], [190], [208], [284-310], [343], [347], [456], [460], [542].
Newspapers, [331].
Nicole, [65], [154-159], [217];
Logic, [154];
Education of a Prince, [154].
Niederer, [436].
Niemeyer, [414].
Nirvâna, [5].
Nisard, [237].
Normal Schools, [255], [259], [261], [262], [357], [367], [387], [404], [405], [406], [412], [423], [429], [464], [501].
North, Sir Thomas, Plutarch, [54].
Novum Organum, [123].
Number, [428], [430], [441];
of pupils, [10].
Oberlin, [415].
Object-lessons, [97], [98], [111], [133], [170], [192], [247], [293], [295], [400], [415], [430], [473], [502], [503], [558], [563].
Obligation. See [Compulsion], [Education], [State].
Observation, [75], [96], [97], [98], [123], [133], [136], [192], [293], [461], [558].
Old Education, The, [92], [116], [144], [192], [283], [364], [460], [547].
Olynthiacs, [113].
Optimism, [169], [201], [285], [333], [454], [491], [551].
Oratorians, [150-153], [192], [369], [395].
Oratory, [47], [52].
Oratory, The, [150].
Orbis sensualium pictus, of Comenius, [127], [134], [135], [415].
Order of Study, of Erasmus, [88].
Organization, [414], [456];
of Christian education, [62], [115], [259];
of instruction, [363], [368], [510];
of schools, [9], [27], [37], [69], [71], [77], [117], [127], [128], [265], [396];
of the State, [27], [35].
Orleans, [103], [120], [342].
Ormuzd, [14].
Orphan Asylum, Francke’s, [414].
Ovid, [87].
Oxenstiern, [125].
Oxford, University of, [77], [195].
Pacatula, [64].
Padua, University of, [78].
Pædagogium, [414].
Painting, [18], [98], [204].
Palatine school, [72].
Palestra, [19].
Pamiers, College of, [141].
Pansophia, [100], [125], [129], [297], [374], [411], [468], [480], [531], [565].
Pantagruel, [96].
Pantheism, [453];
of Hindoos, [2-4].
Pape-Carpentier, Madame, [501-504].
Papinian, [95].
Paris, [358], [433];
Normal School at, [405], [406];
University of, [75], [79], [141], [232], [233-235], [356], [404].
Parish School, The, [257], [258].
Parliaments, French, [340], [343].
Pascal, [156], [162].
Pascal, Jacqueline, [154], [214-217];
Regulations for Children, [154], [215], [216].
Pasquier, [69], [515].
Patak, [125].
Patience, [10], [58], [79], [160], [251], [521].
Paul III., Pope, [141].
Paula, [64-67].
Paulet, [514].
Pauline de Meulan, Madame Guizot, [490-494].
Pécaut, [464].
Pedagogics, [358], [372].
Pedagogue, [19], [45], [46], [102], [292].
Pedagogy, [46], [52], [53], [73], [83], [85], [91], [103], [121], [165], [190], [278], [311],
[358], [454];
English, [187], [207], [535-570];
German, [413];
of the Jansenists, [158];
of the Jesuits, [148];
modern, [190], [192], [278], [456], [558].
Pedants, [74], [92], [105], [146], [168], [204], [328].
Penances, [260], [272].
People, The, [14], [16], [21], [33], [55], [78], [113], [114], [130], [209], [253], [308], [320], [372], [380], [415], [420], [441], [480], [484], [565];
exclusion of, [15], [28], [40], [54], [70], [80], [143], [352], [540].
Perez, [494], [526], [564].
Perfection, [7], [14], [33], [59], [63], [99], [104], [172], [278], [386], [451], [483], [500], [540].
Pericles, [22], [40], [46].
Perigordian, [102].
Persia, [14];
education by the State, [16], [35], [36].
Personality, [451].
Pessimism, [159-162], [532], [533], [555].
Pestalozzi, [122], [125], [413-445], [448], [501], [514], [537], [553], [555].
Peter the Great, [198].
Philanthropists, [414].
Philip of Macedon, [11].
Philosophers, [21], [22], [45], [55], [57], [311], [479].
Philosophy, [28], [47], [51], [52], [74], [77], [99], [103], [105], [129], [145], [151], [152], [179], [183], [234], [237], [247], [315], [326], [342], [351], [454], [538];
definition, [106];
of education, [126], [136], [158], [163], [188], [279], [310], [459], [497], [535-570];
Greek, [11], [30], [40], [211];
for magistrates, [28].
Phœnix, [46].
Physics, [52], [129], [206], [247], [292], [322], [323], [350], [396].
Piccolomini, Æneas Sylvius, [79], [80].
Pictet, [482].
Pietists, [414].
Pillans, [519].
Plan of a University, Diderot’s, [320].
Plato, [11], [22], [24], [27], [42], [46], [52], [56], [59], [91], [95], [324], [397], [529];
aim of, [34];
caste in, [28];
of the drama, [30], [56];
of music, [20], [31].
Platter, Thomas, [132].
Play, [458], [460], [461].
Pleasures, [294], [328].
Plessier, [261].
Plessis, College of, [286].
Pliny, Letters, [21], [59].
Pluche, The Abbé, [283].
Plutarch, [45], [53-58], [285];
education of women, [34], [35], [55];
training of children, [54], [89].
Poetry, [30], [56], [87].
Poitiers, [342].
Poland, [125], [308].
Politeness, [29], [88], [89], [161], [227], [270], [467].
Politics, [32], [37], [42], [130], [360], [374], [489], [542];
Aristotle’s, [37], [40];
Plato’s, [28];
versatility in, [373].
Polybius, [47].
Ponocrates of Rabelais, [93-100].
Pontchartrain, de, [217].
Port Royal, [152-163], [215-217];
demolition of, [153].
Portugal, The King of, [341].
Positivists, [529-531].
Pourchot, [235], [261].
Practice, [105], [134], [135], [156], [355], [471];
of education, [85].
Prague, University of, [77].
Praise, [49], [50], [67], [146], [162], [169], [532].
Precision, [188], [240], [264], [325].
Priests, [116];
as educators, [5], [6], [15], [140-163].
Principles, [17], [454];
of education, [33], [37], [46], [83], [121], [135], [158], [190], [191], [309], [313], [346], [430], [439-441], [483], [522], [526], [534], [566-570].
Professors, [21], [22], [75], [233], [358], [377], [512].
Progress, [381];
popular instruction, [8], [12], [38], [112-136], [363], [479].
Progressive Education, of Madame Necker, [494-500].
Pronunciation, [11], [51].
Protestantism, [112-136].
Protestants, [85].
Proverbs, [7].
Prudence, [100], [104], [105], [108], [161], [199], [280], [281], [545].
Psychology, [24], [42], [46], [50], [135], [194], [251], [284], [312], [314], [335], [439], [454], [488], [492], [497], [508], [534], [537], [539], [558].
Public schools, [117], [130], [254], [415].
Punishment, [152], [160], [180], [200], [249-252], [270-276], [336], [551-553];
corporal, [6], [21], [51], [102], [122], [147], [148], [194], [201-203], [271-275].
Purity, [30], [48], [66], [451].
Purna, [4], [5].
Pythagoras, [52].
Quadrivium, [75], [76].
Questioning, The art of, [22], [23], [25], [42], [72], [170], [267].
Quick, R. H., [208];
Educational Reformers, [121].
Quintilian, [46], [47-52], [89], [239], [241];
of indulgence, [50].
Rabaud Saint-Étienne, [393].
Rabbins, [10], [11].
Rabelais, [91-100], [197], [297], [490].
Racine, [176], [213], [219], [243], [316].
Rambouillet, Hôtel de, [219].
Ramsauer, [431], [434].
Ramus, [85], [156], [232].
Rapet, [475].
Ratich, [121].
Rationalism, philosophic, [490], [493].
Ratio Studiorum, of the Jesuits, [142].
Reading, [11], [49], [51], [67], [69], [75], [86], [90], [107], [156], [204], [225], [239], [268], [326], [424], [440].
Realism, [91], [204], [211], [308], [309].
Reason, [31], [32], [38], [42], [57], [100], [104], [108], [122], [135], [136], [174], [190], [284], [314], [333], [335], [444], [454], [491], [493].
Reasoning, [23], [74], [82], [123], [165], [191], [267], [296], [316], [403].
Recreation, [87], [93], [94], [119], [146], [248], [251], [294], [393], [441], [458], [460], [461];
mathematical, [348], [350];
physical, [350], [396].
Recruitment of teachers, [367], [513].
Redolfi, [3].
Refinement, conventional, [12], [36], [89], [143], [227].
Reflection, [191], [208], [317], [318], [444], [558].
Reform, [4], [36], [73], [83], [220], [235], [279], [322], [381], [416], [496].
Reformation, The, [80], [84], [93], [99], [113-136].
Refutation of Helvetius on Man, Diderot’s, [319].
Reid, [482].
Reims, [259], [260].
Religion, [4], [5], [8], [30], [42], [44], [58], [62], [73], [98], [99], [118], [228], [303], [305], [326], [337], [375], [381], [453], [489], [554].
Rémusat, Madame de, [487-490].
Renaissance, [71], [80], [81], [83-111], [234].
Renan, [325];
Vie de Jésus, [11];
education of women, [34].
Repetition, [11], [121], [135], [173].
Republic, Plato’s, [27-33].
Respect, for teacher, [6], [10], [181], [184], [200], [532].
Rewards, [67], [147], [194], [249], [250], [276], [352], [493], [522], [532].
Rhetoric, [6], [18], [21], [47], [48], [51], [71], [85], [109], [144], [171], [189], [316], [321].
Rhythm, [20].
Richter, [536].
Rights of Man, Talleyrand’s, [375].
Robespierre, [391], [393], [397], [402].
Robinson Crusoe, [298].
Rochefoucault, [103].
Rochow, [415].
Rod, The, [6], [7], [51], [76], [102], [147], [148], [202], [273].
Rodez, [141], [368].
Roger de Guimps, [419], [425].
Rolland, [279], [343], [355-359];
Law of, [399], [400].
Rollin, [50], [188], [202], [232-252], [283], [317], [349], [357], [514].
Roman Law, [44].
Rome, [43-60].
Romme, [379], [391], [393], [399];
Law of, [399], [400].
Rouen, [263], [270], [364].
Rousseau, [27], [36], [38],
[97], [98], [110], [126], [171], [196], [197], [198], [202], [209], [210], [278-310], [332-337], [348], [363], [368], [415], [426], [442], [448], [481], [496], [553].
Routine, [3], [12], [74], [92], [140], [191], [232], [235], [265], [333], [536].
Royer-Collard, [515].
Rudolstadt, [452], [457].
Rules, [134], [156], [264], [471].
Russell, Doctor, [202].
Sacrifices, [4], [30], [259], [260], [417].
Saint Cyr, [218-231], [307], [486].
Saint Cyran, [153], [160].
Sainte-Beuve, [155], [479], [491].
Saint François de Salles, [225].
Saint Gall, [68].
Saint-Germain, [485].
Saint-Hilaire, Barthélemy, [522], [524].
Saint-Just, [399].
Saint Leu, [481].
Saint Malo, [344].
Saint Pierre, The Abbé, [280-282], [297].
Saint Pierre, Bernardin de, [394].
Saint Simon, [148], [166], [181], [183], [527], [528].
Saint Yon, [263].
Salamanca, [77].
Salary, of teachers, [366], [367], [392], [402], [410], [417], [519], [520].
Salian hymns, [44].
Salzman, [415].
Sauvan, Mademoiselle, [504], [518].
Savages, education of, [1], [13], [292], [541].
Savoyard Vicar’s Profession of Faith, Rousseau’s, [305].
Sarazin, [518].
Schiller, [538].
Schleiermacher, [537].
Schmid, [434], [436].
Schmidt, Charles, [538].
Scholasticism, [71], [74];
criticism of, [92], [107], [116], [149], [235].
School-house, [131], [132], [367].
Schools, [113], [116], [117], [401], [422];
adornment of, [103], [131];
at Athens, [19], [20], [21];
central, [407], [408];
in China, [13];
claustral, [69], [75], [76], [116], [282], [345];
etymology of the word, [87];
European type of, [131];
infant, [457-465], [501-504];
in India, [6], [514];
Jewish, [9];
Latin, [119], [128], [130], [131], [144], [346];
of the Middle Age, [69], [77], [78];
Palatine, [72];
primary, [120], [128], [190], [234], [254-277], [365], [383], [426], [477], [510], [520-525];
public, [114], [128], [135], [415];
real, [414];
at Rome, [45], [52];
secular, [114], [130], [233], [254], [278], [297], [318], [338], [509], [522].
Schœpfer, Captain, [433].
Schultaus, [146].
Schultess, Anna, [419].
Science, [40], [51], [76], [77], [96], [97], [100], [105], [151], [183], [247], [281], [297], [323], [386], [404], [431], [512], [558], [559];
of education, [22], [33], [37-41], [42], [54], [85], [95], [104], [363], [409], [435-470];
neglect of, [74], [86], [91], [145], [401].
Scipio, [105].
Scudéry, Mademoiselle de, [226].
Sculpture, [98].
Secularization, [114], [130], [233], [254], [278], [297], [318], [319], [338], [340-344], [509], [522].
Séguier, [141].
Self-abasement, [4], [65], [161], [221], [260].
Self-consciousness, [4], [24], [42], [57], [133], [158], [317], [318], [428], [458].
Self-control, [57], [58], [152], [196], [499].
Selfishness, [4], [108], [300], [302], [499], [536], [542].
Self-renunciation, [4], [5], [63], [148], [149], [215], [259], [346].
Seminary for Schoolmasters, [261], [277], [357], [367], [387], [404].
Semler, [414].
Seneca, [52], [53], [59], [91].
Sensationalism, [133], [187], [193], [208], [295], [328], [346], [381], [403], [554], [561].
Senses, [132], [133], [135], [158], [193], [194], [283-310];
education of, [295], [314], [328], [449], [496], [503], [542-555].
Sensibilities, [285], [330];
training of, [2], [38], [133], [193], [200], [201], [301], [329], [330], [403], [503], [554].
Sentenis, [304].
Sentiments, [302-305].
Sequence of studies, [157], [323], [403], [404], [452], [463], [474], [548], [558].
Seven Liberal Arts, The, [75], [76], [119].
Sévigné, Madame de, [152], [198], [213], [489].
Sexes, equality of, [241], [256], [384], [479], [488];
separation of, [8], [34], [256], [378], [396], [402], [466].
Shaftesbury, Lord, [195].
Shakespeare, [54], [320].
Siciliani, [564].
Sidonius, Apollinaris, [68].
Sieyès, [391-396].
Signal, [266], [273].
Silence, [265], [266].
Sill, Miss E. R., [310].
Simon, J., [7], [364], [523], [533].
Simplicity, [121], [157], [158], [221], [228], [229], [403], [439], [474].
Singing, [51], [119], [214], [420], [433].
Site, for schools, [6], [20], [131], [132].
Slaves, [39], [40];
as teachers, [45].
Smith, Adam, [510].
Society, [3], [54], [61], [70], [98], [287], [298], [489], [500], [509], [523];
unity of, [18], [37], [73], [98], [115], [125], [282], [359], [515], [566].
Socrates, [22], [42], [52].
Socratic method, [22-27], [32], [211], [429], [471].
Solomon, [9], [99], [119].
Solon, [19], [21].
Sophie, [305-307].
Sophists, [21].
Soul, [3], [38], [315], [451];
culture of, [58], [84], [193], [469], [546];
development of, [18], [19], [28], [29], [33], [38], [57], [91], [99], [136], [192], [288], [329], [468], [495-500], [565].
Spain, [77], [132].
Sparta, [17], [345].
Specialists, [103], [209], [300], [325].
Spelling, [155].
Spencer, Herbert, [29], [66], [100], [194], [207], [313], [322], [325], [507], [538-555];
of caste, [3];
prejudices of, [546], [547], [552], [553-555].
Sphericity, of Frœbel, [450], [451], [459].
Spirit, [12], [13], [92], [101], [325], [547];
of Christianity, [61], [62];
national, [359], [401], [489], [490], [523], [565];
of Protestantism, [113], [120].
Spiritual life, [18], [38], [57], [208], [279], [316].
Spiritualistic School, [523], [533].
Spontaneity, [4], [24], [208];
in education, [17], [31], [33], [57], [101], [114], [130], [284-309], [452], [454], [497], [547];
suppressed, [12], [114], [143], [271].
Staël, Madame de, [420], [495].
Stanz, [419], [423].
Stapfer, [466].
State, The, [12], [27], [54], [61], [330], [341];
duty to educate, [13], [16], [27], [38], [42], [50], [81], [115], [233], [235], [238], [250], [252], [255], [277], [282], [321], [345], [353], [360], [363-389], [398], [415], [509], [520-525], [565];
physical education by, [19], [29].
States-General, [120], [366], [368].
Stewart, Dugald, [325], [482], [484].
Stoics, [52], [58], [141], [292].
Strasburg, College of, [85].
Studies, [20], [31], [34], [49], [51], [76], [88], [105], [118], [119], [296], [402], [539], [558];
Baconian, [32], [123];
classical, [143], [162], [163], [204], [211], [252], [283], [317], [321], [324-326], [351], [352], [481], [512], [547];
disciplinary, [40], [60], [80], [98], [118], [203], [204], [211], [296-298], [539], [562];
diversity of, [129], [181], [448];
gradation of, [38], [80], [88], [90], [122], [130], [131], [204], [233], [267], [495], [520], [525], [558], [559];
Jewish, [11];
painful, [33], [171], [207], [217], [252], [346], [476], [495];
pleasurable, [33], [49], [79], [171], [181], [206], [240], [348], [457-465], [495], [541], [549];
sequence of, [157], [323], [403], [452], [463], [474], [548], [558];
simultaneous, [51], [152], [240], [266], [267], [424], [515];
utilitarian, [40], [60], [80], [98], [118], [203], [211], [296-298], [539], [562];
educational value of, [60], [105], [204], [323-326], [339], [388], [469], [557], [558];
for women, [174], [384], [486], [495], [500], [505].
Sturm, [85].
Sweden, [125], [353].
Switzerland, [465], [524].
Summaries, [15], [41], [59], [81], [110], [136], [163], [185], [210], [230], [252], [277], [310], [338], [360], [388], [411], [444], [475], [506], [534], [568].
Supervision, [359], [369], [392], [396], [399], [401], [486], [510].
Syllogism, [74], [80], [85], [149].
Symmetry, [31], [38], [39], [82], [84], [93], [163], [394], [396], [444], [458], [547].
Synthesis, [313].
Tabula rasa, [58], [208].
Talent, [3], [42], [57], [93], [158], [286], [328];
encouragement of, [377].
Talleyrand, [369], [372-379], [434].
Talmud, [10], [11].
Teachers, [13], [50], [53], [69], [117], [251], [257], [265], [266], [292], [365], [367], [392], [470], [479], [500], [513], [522], [527];
Aristotle, [36], [41];
faults of, [262];
respect for, [6], [10], [100], [120], [396], [504], [521], [522], [532];
as tradesmen, [367], [519];
training of, [405], [504];
virtues of, [10], [50], [251], [255], [455], [532];
women as, [44], [384], [458], [478-507].
“Teachers’ fairs,” [367].
Teaching, [41], [46], [49], [53], [79], [88], [90], [114], [122], [226], [246], [267], [269], [352], [426], [427];
of geography, [403], [404];
of history, [326], [349];
of objects, [97], [132], [293].
Teaching Congregations, The, [138-163], [192], [253], [486], [509].
Telemachus, Fénelon’s, [166], [175], [182], [306].
Temperance, [14], [15], [18], [35], [36], [194], [197], [292], [381].
Tennis, [94], [104].
Terence, [87], [183], [324].
Term, [106], [107], [133], [326].
Tertullian, [64].
Text-books, [132], [173], [352], [360], [368], [393], [403], [429], [441];
uniformity in, [121].
Theme, [158], [244].
Themistocles, [20].
Theology, [69], [74], [77], [174], [234], [337].
Theory, [17], [60], [74], [134];
of education, [85], [340], [509], [525-570].
Theresa, Saint, [64].
Théry, [362].
Things, [85], [97], [106], [107], [132], [133], [293], [415].
Thomassin, The Père, [150], [152].
Thought, [3], [57], [74], [97], [107], [157], [316], [469];
life of, [41], [63], [193], [325], [326], [381], [468], [475], [565].
Thoughts, Locke’s, [195-208].
Thucydides, [33], [43], [245].
Thuringia, [447].
Tobler, [428].
Tournon, College of, [141].
Trades, [118], [119], [206], [209], [263], [300], [384], [400], [401], [519].
Tradition, [13], [143], [333].
Tragedy, [30], [285].
Training, [41], [111];
of children, [54], [129];
mental, [18], [19], [20], [24], [58], [95], [157], [203], [324-326], [381], [468-475], [496], [548];
physical, [18], [19], [39], [41], [79], [80], [94], [197], [283], [496], [554], [555];
of the senses, [38], [96], [97], [133], [193], [208], [283], [289-308], [503];
of will, [499], [547].
Translation, value of, [327], [330].
Treatise on Pedagogy, Kant’s, [332-338].
Treatise on Studies, Rollin’s, [235].
Trivium, [75], [76].
Truth, [24], [151], [193], [301].
Turgot, [359].
Tutor, [69], [327], [518].
Twelve Tables, [44].
Uniformity, [264], [281].
Unity, [18], [450];
of education, [455];
in teaching, [129], [152], [288], [359], [509].
Universal Instruction, Jacotot’s, [526], [527].
Universals, [32], [453], [527].
University, [22], [75], [77], [128], [252];
Diderot’s, [326], [327];
for women, [486].
University of France, [233], [243], [321], [341], [343], [356], [360], [509-512], [533].
Unselfishness, [10], [78], [136], [522].
Utility, [40], [44], [60], [115], [136], [189], [196], [200], [201], [296-310], [408], [529], [538], [541], [562];
of culture, [324-326], [381], [523].
Ursulines, [214].
Values, educational, [60], [323-326], [339], [388], [469], [557].
Van Laun, [213].
Varet, [154], [159];
Christian Education, [154].
Varro, [47].
Vaughan and Davies, Republic, [31].
Venice, [79].
Vernier, [467].
Version, [158], [244].
Veturia, [45].
Vice, cause of, [50], [116], [381];
how overcome, [56], [118], [160], [185], [381].
Vienna, University of, [77].
Villemain, [236], [304], [468].
Vincennes, [514].
Vinet, [500].
Virchow, [539].
Virgil, [64], [87], [97], [324].
Virtue, [26], [30], [35], [39], [104], [199], [200], [230], [381];
moral, [280];
passive, [5], [55], [80], [226];
Roman, [44], [52].
Vittorino da Feltre, [78].
Vives, [91], [132].
Vivonne, Catherine de, [219].
Voltaire, [86], [141], [236], [279], [329], [331], [344], [345], [368].
Vulliemin, [435].
Warriors, [15], [28], [31], [70].
Wartensee, [456].
Washington, [422].
Watson, Quintilian, [50].
Wessel, John of, [87].
Wittenberg, University of, [113].
Whipping, [6], [7], [51], [76], [102], [147], [148].
Will, [13], [61], [194], [201], [334], [372], [476], [484], [543], [547], [552], [553].
Wine, [194], [292], [381].
Wisdom, [15], [41], [48], [57];
the highest, [3], [57], [104], [106], [135], [295], [381].
Wolker, Doctor, [246].
Women, [5], [16], [34], [44], [48], [60], [90], [488], [506];
education of, [5], [15], [16], [27], [34], [35], [48], [55], [56], [79], [80], [90], [91], [109], [110], [115], [117], [128], [168], [174-176], [212-231], [252], [282], [305-307], [328], [384], [464];
unsexed, [27], [506].
Words, [85], [106], [107], [132], [134], [144], [325], [326], [415], [430].
Wordsworth, [54].
Works, of Comenius, [125-127];
of Diderot, [319];
of Erasmus, [87-90];
of Fénelon, [166];
of Madame de Genlis, [480];
of Madame de Maintenon, [222];
of Madame Pape-Carpentier, [501-503];
of Pestalozzi, [421], [422], [431], [438];
of Plutarch, [53-58].
Worthington, Miss, [171], [336].
Writing, [6], [11], [49], [67], [86], [88], [90], [204], [268];
schools, [120], [254].
Wurtzburg, [466].
Xenophon, [14], [34], [35], [36], [55].
Yverdun, [419], [420], [434], [449].
Zurich, [418].
Zwingli, [113], [114].
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