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...state of almost doubtful existence), with no female seminaries fostered by the State. She has now 5000 common schools, thirtyeight academies, and seven female seminaries in active and permanent operation. These are altogether exclusive of private schools, academies, and female seminaries, many of which...

...permanent State appropriation to this object has been increased from §75,000 annually to $400,000. Nor will this large outlay have been without its fruits....land. In addition to these, there are many schools, academics, and female seminaries of a private character, equally useful and deserving in their proper...

...permanent State appropriation to this object has been increased from $75,000 annually to |400,000. Nor will this large outlay have been without its fruits....character, equally useful and deserving in their proper sphore." Secretary Burrowea, ex-officio Superintendent of Common Schools, in bis report to the Legislature...

...State, she has now five thousand common schools, thirty-eight academies, and seven female academies in active and permanent operation, disseminating the...equally useful and deserving in their proper sphere." Secretary Burrowes, ex-officio Superintendent of Common Schools, in his report to the Legislature at...

...a state of almost doubtful existence), with no female seminaries in active and permanent operation, she has now five thousand common schools, thirtyeight...equally useful and deserving in their proper sphere." The years from 1839 to 1852 constituted a period of steady progress in the history of our common schools,...

...state of almost doubtful existence), with no female seminaries fostered by the State. She has now 5000 common schools, thirtyeight academies, and seven female seminaries in active and permanent operation. These are altogether exclusive of private schools, academies, and female seminaries, many of which...