Samuel Gridley Howe

Books by Samuel Gridley Howe

Total count: 48

• 
  An historical sketch of the Greek revolution.2d ed.

  White, Gallaher & White1828-01-01
• [Pamphlet collection of writings]

  1836-01-01
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  [Letter to] Dear Madam

  1846-01-01
• An essay on separate and congregate systems of prison dsciplinebeing a report made to the Boston Prison Discipline Society

  W. D. Ticknor and Company1846-01-01
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  An Essay on Separate and Congregate Systems of Prison Disciplinemicroform: Being a Report Made ...

  W.D. Ticknor1846-01-01
• Slavery at Washingtonnarrative of the heroic adventures of Drayton, an American trader ...

  Ward & Co.1848-01-01
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  Report made to the legislature of Massachussetts, upon idiocy.

  Printed from the state edition by Coolidge & Wiley1848-01-01
• The causes and prevention of idiocy

  Coolidge & Wiley, 12 Water Street1848-01-01
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  Training and teaching idiots

  s.n.1850-01-01
• Training and teaching idiots.

  s.n.1850-01-01
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  A letter to J.H. Wilkins, H.B. Rogers, and F.B. Fay, commissioners of Massachusetts for the State reform school for girls.

  Ticknor and Fields1854-01-01
• 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
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  A Letter to J. H. Wilkins, H. B. Rogers, and F. B. Fay, Commissioners of Massachusetts for the ...

  Ticknor and Fields1854-01-01
• On the causes of idiocy

  Maclaclan and Stewart1858-01-01
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  A letter on the sanitary condition of the troops in the neighborhood of Bostonaddressed to His Excellency the Governor of Massachusetts

  Govt. Print. Off.1861-01-01
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  A letter to Mrs.-------- and other loyal women, touching the matter of contributions for the army, and other matters connected with the war.

  Ticknor & Fields1862-01-01
• Rooms of the Freedmen's Inquiry Commission, 143 Second Avenue, New York, [blank] 1863Dear Sir: I address you in behalf of the commission whose circular is enclosed. You will see the importance of gathering vital statistics of the colored population, in view of the question of its power of persistence ... and you will, I trust, be willing to aid the work ...

  [s.n.]1863-01-01
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  The refugees from slavery in Canada West.

  Wright & Potter, printers1864-01-01
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  The refugees from slavery in Canada Westreport to the Freedmen's Inquiry Commission

  s.n.]1864-01-01
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  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

  Walker, Fuller & Co.1866-01-01
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