- 1897 . The Edinburgh Review 374 – 375 .
- 1881 . Macmillan's Magazine 125 – 126 .
- 1881 . Macmillan's Magazine 126 – 126 .
- 1881 . Macmillan's Magazine 130 – 130 .
- 1881 . Macmillan's Magazine 129 – 129 .
- Mackinnon , Rev.A.G. 1897 . The Disadvantages of a University Training . The Young Man , : 403 – 403 .
- Mackinnon , Rev.A.G. 1897 . The Disadvantages of a University Training . The Young Man , : 404 – 404 .
- 1897 . The Edinburgh Review 377 – 377 .
- 1897 . The Edinburgh Review 380 – 380 .
- 1897 . The Edinburgh Review 375 – 375 .
- 1897 . The Edinburgh Review 379 – 379 .
- 1897 . The Edinburgh Review 367 – 367 .
- J.J. and Bagley , A.J. 1969 . The State & Education in England & Wales, 1833–1968 38 – 38 . London
- Kelly , T. 1970 . A History of Adult Education in Great Britain 201 – 201 . Liverpool
- Allaway , A.J. 1957 . Adult Education in England , Vaughan College Paper No. 1. 23 – 24 . Leicester
- St. Cleer Evening School Record Book 1 – 1 .
- St. Cleer Evening School Record Book 1 – 2 .
- St. Cleer Evening School Record Book 4 – 4 .
- St. Cleer Evening School Record Book 9 – 9 . The 1898 Code of the Education Department, provided a wider range of subjects in the Evening Continuation Schools, besides doing away with upper age limits, and grants on examination results (grants were made on attendance from 1898 onwards.)
- St. Cleer Evening School Record Book 9 – 9 .
- St. Cleer Evening School Record Book 16 – 16 .
- St. Cleer Evening School Record Book 17 – 17 .
- St. Cleer Evening School Record Book 1 – 1 .
- 1897 . The Young Man 403 – 403 .
- e.g. Fifth Annual Report of the Board of Education of Massachussetts together with the Fifth Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board Boston 1842 91 91 Senate Document No. 4 This statement does not include an importation of sixty-three persons from Manchester in England, in 1839. Among the persons, there was scarcely one who could read or write, and, although a part of them had been accustomed to work in cotton mills, yet, either from incapacity or idleness, they were unable to earn sufficient to pay for their subsistance, and at the expiration of a few weeks, not more than half a dozen remained in our employment.
- October 1838 . North American Review October , 274 – 274 .
- April 1837 . North American Review April , 507 – 507 .
- April 1837 . North American Review April , 507 – 507 .
- 1837 . Abstract of Massachusetts School Returns, for 1836 Boston
- 1836 . Regulations of the School Committee of Boston
- April 1837 . North American Review April , 509 – 509 .
- April 1837 . North American Review April , 512 – 512 .
- October 1838 . North American Review October , 289 – 289 .
- April 1837 . North American Review April , 293 – 294 .
- 1837 . First Annual Report of the Board of Education, together with the Second Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board 40 – 40 . Boston
- 1839 . Third Annual Report of the Board of Education, together with the Third Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board 42 – 42 . Boston
- 1839 . Third Annual Report of the Board of Education, together with the Third Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board 68 – 68 . Boston This did not include Sabbath School libraries in Massachusetts which had impressive book stocks (one denomination owned 100,000 books).
- Kelly , T. 1970 . A History of Adult Education in Great Britain 116 – 117 . Liverpool
- January 1841 . North American Review January , 165 – 165 .
- January 1841 . North American Review January , 172 – 172 .
- January 1841 . North American Review January , 176 – 176 .
- April 1830 . North American Review April , 293 – 313 .
- January 1841 . North American Review January , 181 – 181 .
- January 1833 . North American Review January , 73 – 73 .
Annals of Science
Volume 30, 1973 - Issue 4
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