Goshen, N. W. conceives his Spelling-Book at, [33];
Spelling-Book revised at, [54].
Goths and Vandals disapproved of in New England, [5].
Grammar, N. W.'s, [41].
"Grammatical Institute, A." N. W.'s earliest work, [34];
compared with Dilworth's New Guide, [35], [37];
meant for the farmers' children, [38];
second part of, a grammar, [41];
third part of, a reader, [46]; [182], [183].
Greenleaf, Rebecca, N. W.'s wife, [96].
Hamilton, Alexander, [114];
compared with N. W., [115];
his connection with the French difficulties, [132];
what Jefferson thought of him, [137].
Harrison, Governor, of Virginia, [56].
Hartford, [1];
N. W. teaches school at, [9];
a village only, [13];
North Church in, [48].
Hartford Convention, N. W.'s part in, [146].