[209] “Memoir of John Griscom, LL.D.,” by his son, John H. Griscom, M.D. (New York, Robert Carter & Bros., 1859). An article based on this volume was published in Barnard’s _American Journal of Education_ for June, 1860 (=8=, pp. 325-347). [210] “A Year in Europe, Comprising a Journal of Observations in England, Scotland, Ireland, France, Switzerland, the North of Italy, and Holland, in 1818 and 1819.” Two volumes. New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, 1823. [211] The word is spelled _Amonton_ in Griscom’s book! [212] See the _American Journal of Education_ for January, 1826 (=1=, pp. 50-52). [213] See the _American Journal of Education_ for January, 1827 (=2=, pp. 58-60). [214] See an article in _Mind and Body_ =12=, 313-319, based on an examination of volumes =1-3= of the American _Journal of Education_ (1826-1828). [215] Dr. Hartwell (Report to the Boston School Committee, December, 1891, page 20) says that Tutor Hopkins “had been sent on a mission to Round Hill to investigate the construction and working of its gymnasium.” [216] It was published in the _Intelligencer_ for September 18, 1827 (=5=, pp. 291-294). [217] Francis Wayland, appointed President of Brown University in February, 1827. [218] Born in Portland, Maine, in 1793; died there in 1876. The chief source of information concerning Neal is his “Wandering Recollections of a Somewhat Busy Life. An Autobiography” (Boston, Roberts Brothers, 1869). His letters from England are quoted in the _American Journal of Education_, =1= (1826), pp. 375 and 699-700; and =2= (1827), pp. 55 and 56. Consult also _The_ (New York) _Continental Monthly_ for September, 1862 (=2=, pp. 275-281), and _The New American Cyclopædia_, =12=, pp. 150 and 151 (New York, 1861).