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VII. DR. HOWE'S REPORTS UPON IDIOCY

1. A Report, in part, made by the Commissioners ap-
pointed under the Resolve of the 11th of April,
1846, "To inquire into the Condition of the Idiots of
the Commonwealth; to ascertain their Number, and
whether any Thing can be done for their Relief."
Together with a Letter from George Sumner upon
the Subject of the School for Idiots in Paris. Being
House Document, No. 152. March 31, 1847.

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II.

III

IV.

V.

VI.

VII.

ARTICLE

CONTENTS.

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1.

CONTEMPLATIONS OF GOD IN THE KOSMOS

II. THE ACADEMIES AND PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS OF MAS-

SACHUSETTS

1. Williston Seminary, Easthampton, Mass.

Annual Catalogue.

18

Ninth

2. Constitution of Williston Seminary at Easthampton,

Mass.

3. Catalogue of the Trustees, Instructors, and Students

of Lawrence Academy, Groton, Mass.

III. POETRY

1. A Dark Morning.

2. The Last of the Strung Pearls.

3. Longing after the Contemplation of the Invisible. A

Psalm.

4. Jesu Dulcis Memoria.

5. "He must increase, but I must decrease."

IV. THE USES AND CAPABILITIES OF SUNDAY

V. MEN BEFORE ADAM

VI.

VII.

1. Men before Adam. Or a Discourse upon the twelfth,

thirteenth, and fourteenth verses of the Fifth Chap-

ter of the Epistle of the Apostle Paul to the Romans.

By which are prov'd, That the first Men were cre-

ated before Adam. London, Printed in the Year

1656.

2. Christian Examiner, No. CLVIII. pp. 181–204.

3. Christian Examiner, No. CLX. pp. 110-145.

REFLECTIONS

DR. HOWE'S REPORTS UPON IDIOCY

1. A Report, in part, made by the Commissioners ap-

pointed under the Resolve of the 11th of April,

1846, "To inquire into the Condition of the Idiots of

the Commonwealth; to ascertain their Number, and

whether any Thing can be done for their Relief."

Together with a Letter from George Sumner upon

the Subject of the School for Idiots in Paris. Being

House Document, No. 152. March 31, 1847.