S. G. Howe

Books by S. G. Howe

Total count: 25

• Address on the subject of female education in Greeceand general extension of Christian intercourse among females

  N. Tuttle1833-01-01
• Education of the blind(Reprinted from the New-England magazine for March.)

  J.T. & E. Buckingham1833-01-01
• Atheism in New England

  [s.n.]1834-01-01
• A discourse on the social relations of mandelivered before the Boston Phrenological Society, at the close of their course of lectures

  Marsh, Capen & Lyon1837-01-01
• Thoughts on languagea lecture delivered before the American Institute of Instruction

  W.D. Ticknor1842-01-01
• Insanity in Massachusetts

  J.H. Eastburn, printer1843-01-01
• Dr. Howe's report on the case of Laura Bridgman

  1843-01-01
• Report of a minority of the special committee of the Boston Prison Discipline Society ... 1845

  1845-01-01
• Address of the committee appointed to a public meeting held at Faneuil Hall, September 24, 1846for the purpose of considering the recent case of kidnapping from our soil, and of taking measures to prevent the recurrence of similar outrages. With an appendix

  White & Potter1846-01-01
• Address of the committee appointed by a public meeting held at Faneuil hall, September 24, 1846for the purpose of considering the recent case of kidnapping from our soil and of taking measures to prevent the recurrence of similar outrages

  White & Potter, printers1846-01-01
• Essai sur la discipline des prisons ou comparaison entre les systèmes de séparation et d'agrégation des prisonniers

  De l'Imprimerie de Crapelet1848-01-01
• Slavery at Washingtonnarrative of the heroic adventures of Drayton, an American trader, in The Pearl, coasting vessel, which was captured by American citizens, near the mouth of the Potomac, having on board seventy-seven men, women, and children, endeavouring to escape from slavery in the capital of the American republic ...

  C. Gilpin1848-01-01
• A letter to J.H. Wilkins, H.B. Rogers, and F.B. Faycommissioners of Massachusetts for the State Reform School for Girls

  Ticknor and Fields1854-01-01
• A letter to the governor of Massachusettsupon his veto of a bill, providing for an increase of state beneficaries at the School for idiotic children

  Ticknor & Field1857-01-01
• Laura Bridgman

  F.C. Brownell1857-01-01
• Remarks upon the education of deaf mutesin defence of the doctrines of the Second annual report of the Massachusetts Board of State Charities, and in reply to the charges of the Rev. Collins Stone, principal of the American Asylum at Hartford

  Walker, Fuller & Company, publishers1866-01-01
• Address delivered at the ceremony on laying the corner-stone of the New York State Institution for the Blind, at BataviaSeptember 6th, 1866

  Walker, Fuller & Co.1866-01-01
• An appeal to the people of the United Statesto relieve from starvation the women and children of the Greeks of the Island of Crete

  [s.n.]1867-01-01
• Appeal

  A. Mudge & Son1867-01-01
• Letters on the proposed annexation of Santo Domingoin answer to certain charges in the newspapers

  Wright and Potter, printers1871-01-01
and 5 more