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Butler University.
Earlham College
German-English Collego
Amity College.
Des Moines College..
Drake University
Parsons College
Upper Iowa University
Iowa College
Lenox College..
State University of Iowa...
Iowa Wesleyan University
Cornell College
Oskaloosa College
Central University of Iowa
Tabor College.
Western Colletre
University of Kansas.

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St. Mary's College.
Kansas Wesleyan University
Washburn College..
Berea College
Center College of Kentucky
Ogden College...
Kentucky Military Institute.
Georgetown College.
St. Mary's College.
Louisiana State University
Centenary College of Louisiana
Keatchio College
Leland University
New Orleans Unirersity
Tulano University of Louisiana.
Bowdoin Collego

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Colby University.

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St. John's Collego
Johns Hopkins University.

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Amherst College
Boston University
Harvard University

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Tuits College..

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Williams College.

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College of the Holy Cross.
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Benzonia College.
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Carleton Collego.....

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Missouri.

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New Hampshiro
New Jersey.

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New York

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St. Vincent's College..
University of the State of Missouri..

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Central College.
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Pritchett School Institute.
Harris College.
Western College.
William Jewell Collego.
Missouri Valley College.
Park College.
Washington University.
Drury College..
Stewartsvilló College.
Tarkio Collego
Central Wesleyan College.
Doane College.
Cotner Unirersity
Creighton College..
University of Nevada.
Dartmouth College.
Rutgers College.
College of New Jersey
Alfred University
Polyteclinic Institute of Brooklyn.
Chautauqua College.

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Hamilton College..
Elmira College.
Colgato University.
Cornell University

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Collego of the City of New York,
Columbia College.

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University of Rochester.
Union University.
Syracuse University
Davidson College.
University of North Dakota.
Buchtel Collego
Mount Union College.
Ohio University
Baldwin University.
St. Xavier College.
University of Cincinnati.
Capital University.
Ohio State University..
Ohio Wesleyan University.

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Kenyon College
Hiram College
Marietta Collego
Franklin College.
Rio Grande Collego.
Urbana University
Wilberforce University
University of Wooster.
Pacific University.

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Willamette University.
Western University of Pennsylvania..
Lebanon Valley College.
Genova College.
Lafayette College...

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Pennsylvania..

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Rhode Island

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Haverford College..
Franklin and Marshall College.

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Central Pennsylrania College
Westminster College
University of Pennsylvania.

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Swarthmore College..
Washington and Jefferson College.
Brown l'niversity.
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Presbyterian College of South Caro-

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Allen University..
University of South Carolina.
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Pierre University
University of South Dakota.
U.S. Grant l'niversity.

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Knoxville College.
University of Tennessee
Cumberland University.
Maryvillo College...
Christian Brothers' College.
Central Tennessee College.
Fisk University..
University of the South.
Southwestern University
Add Ran Christian University
University of Verinont...

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Middlebury College
Randolph-Macon College.
Hampden-Sidney College.
Washington and Lee University
Roanoke College...
Colfax College.
Whitman College
Beloit College.
Milton College
University of Wisconsin.
Ripon College.
Seminary of St. Francis of Sales.
University of Wyoming.

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South Dakota.

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Tennessee

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Virginia

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Washington

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(Inclosed in circular letter to all colleges.]

SOCIOLOGY.

SCHEDULE No. 1.

State and town or city.

... Institution.

Name of officer making report. Please answer at least Columns I and II, underscoring the subjects taught. In filling out Columu IV denote the preparatory departinent by “p,” post-graduate by “g,” freshman year by “1," sophomore year by “2,” etc.

1. Political economy..
2. Economic movements (the labor question, social-

ism, etc.)
3. Political science (theory of government, etc.).
4. Law (international, etc.).
5. History
6. Elucaiion (theory, social significance, etc.).
7. Charities and correction (defectives, crime, in-

temperance, etc.) 8. The family; divorce. 9. Anthropology anıl ethnology 10. Statistics.. 11. The industrial and fine arts (as a social study). 12. Any other social science 13. Sociology, as ditferent from each of the above

(perhaps inclusive of all).

14. What is your definition of sociology as used in question 13? 15. How is it related to political economy, moral philosophy, etc.? 16. When was it tirst taught in your institution? What changes since, in professors, books, etc.? 17. If you do not have it now, is its introduction proposed or decided upon! 18. What institution gave the first course in sociology to your knowledge? 19. Can you give the address of any educator favoring its introduction into the public schools ? 20. Would you advise or require sociology as a part of a general education, defining it broadly as the

study of society taken as a whole? Why? 21. If so, how much time should be given to it? 22. What other studies could be best cut down to make room for it? 23. Would you put it before or after political economy, ethics, etc.? Year? To DANIEL FULCOMER, University of Chicago.

(Second circular letter.]

THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO, April 16, 1894. Dear Sir: Your institution was reported in 1886 to be giving instruction in the subjects named below. As I am to read a paper on College and University Instruction in Charities and Correction at the May meeting of the National Conference of Charities and Correction, I should like to report just what you are doing now. Will you kindly indicate this in the following schedule? If you can also answer the appended questions, your contribution will be especially gratifying.