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CONTENTS. 
Zducational Journals in Illinois. [Slightly abridged.] By John W. Cook, 
Normal. . a . . , . : : . . : ‘ 
Eiiucational Journalism in Iowa. [Slightly abridged.] By Henry Sabin, 
State Superintendent of Iowa. . . : . . . ‘ ‘ 
The Educational Papers of Missouri. [Abridged.] ByH. A. Gass, Jeffer- 
son City, Mo., . . . . . . . . : . . 
Rducational Journalism in Utah, Colorado, and Kansas. [Slightly 
abridged.] By John MacDonald, Topeka, Kan., . . . 
Educational Journalism in France. [Abstract ; translation.] By Gabriel 
Compayré, . . 
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University Education for Women in England. By Mrs. Millicent Garret 
Fawcett, . . ; , i . . ; e . 
A few Words of Retrospect and Forecast. [Slightly abridged.] By 
Dorothea Beale, Ladies’ College, Cheltenham, England, . . : 
University Association of Women Teachers. By Constance Elder, Hon- 
orary Secretary, . . . ; . * ‘ . . . . 
Jlementary Education in England. [Abridged.] By Rosamond Daven- 
port Hill, . . . . : . . 1 . ; . . 
National Education in Scotland. [Slightly abridged.] By Flora Steven- 
son, Member of Edinburgh School Board, . . . . ' 
Women Students in the Scottish Universities. [Slightly abridged. ] By 
Miss Louisa Stevenson, . : . . : . . . . 
Convent Education. By F. M. L., Principal of a Training College, . 
Woman's Education in New Zealand. [Abridged.] By Mus. Steadman 
Aldis, . . ; . . ; . . ; . . . 
Rducational Work for Women in Australia, chiefly New South Wales. By 
Louisa McDonald, Principal Women’s College, University of Sydney. 
Recent Developments on Education for the Women and Girls of India. 
By E. A. Manning, . . : . : . . . ; ' 
English Orphanage and Training School in Rosnia. 1869-1892. [Slightly 
abridged.] By Miss A. T. Irby, a “oo . : . : 
Elementary and Secondary Education in Cape Colony, Africa. [Slightly 
abridged.] By Miss May Bengough, . ‘ ‘ ‘ . : 
Public Instruction in Italy. [Slightly abridged.] By Dr. Egisto Rossi, 
Rome, . . . . . . . . . . . . 
Needlework in the Public Schools of Stockholm, Sweden. By Mrs. Hulda 
Ludin, Superintendent of Needlework, 
CONSTITUTION OF THE NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION, . 
CALENDAR OF MEETINGS, . . . 
List oF OFFICERS FOR 1893-94, : 
NatioNAL Council oF EDUCATION, . 
Lire DirEcTORS AND LIFE MEMBERS, 
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP, . ‘ ‘ 
/NDEX TO PROCEEDINGS OF THE INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF KDUCATION, AND 
DEPARTMENTS, . . . . 947-1005 
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF VOLUMES OF PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL 
ASSOCIATION, 1870-18938, 1006 
NOM 
WILLIA 
Higher 
Pror. N 
Prop. A 
Seconda 
PRINCIP 
Element 
[NSPECT 
Kinderg 
Mrs, W 
School £ 
SurT. W 
Professi 
PRINCIP 
Instruct 
PRES. J 
Instruct? 
DiRrEcTO 
I'echnol 
Prov. B 
Industri: 
Di. AND 
Business 
PrEs. R 
Physical 
Pror. D. 
H: 
Rational 
PRrEs. J. 
Experim. 
Prop. G 
Educatic 
Mr. CC, VW 
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