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XXI. REFORMATORY EDUCATION........

XXII. HISTORY OF PREVENTIVE AND REFORMATORY EDUCATION, INSTITUTIONS AND AGENCIES...............

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XXXI. CATALOGUE OF BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS ON REFORMATORY EDUCATION AND SCHOOLS

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XXXII. INDEX TO VOLUME III. OF AMERICAN JOURNAL OF EDUcation.

lems and his assoas, there arrived by the plantations of Provi dence, Mr. Chad Brown, a native of England and in emigrant from Massachusetts. He bal oven a mummanund she Freget while in the

horin colony,

many of the exiled band whe

a home at the head waters of Narragansett Bay,

thy with their principles, by now came to share posed of a compete etal, but was especially benignity of char 1 and his exemplary posts w.rd oated as a clergyman, sid

ters of the orly church then i

memorials tu's lens at Es copt.pp oraries, is set forth Boger Wilians, after ! is death

man now with God." In the tunel getation fo P.v. Juris Brown, a Ister 22'; arl fa 15- tund gene, “ represe ted in Provider e by rast of the last erh

-ns of the town, ati koye vor a

ng the forent prone

esity. There

; and to cah one of :.

w exists, point back as

rests, or a founder of i

merchants, accor

< active friends and pre

telard of their age. John, the

a most energe te and enterparing, and

cantile character, and on the entire condition of ti comne developed the industry and extended the trade of the tow tead he intere-ts of the church in which his ancestors hi isters; he contributed to the fondation of the college, la..