| Aaron to Froebel's Moses | 138 |
| Activity at Yverdon | 78 |
| Actor, life of an | 26 |
| Adventists, doctrine of | 12 |
| Æsthetic sense | 41 |
| Agriculturalist, life of an | 24, 140 |
| Aim of educational work | 11 |
| Albums, sentiments in | 49, 50 |
| Alexander I. sends for Pestalozzi | 54 |
| Amrhyn, Herr | 135 |
| Ante-Darwinian theories | 31 |
| "Aphorisms" | 141 |
| Arabic, study of | 85 |
| Architecture as a profession | 45, 46, 48, 50, 51, 108, 141 |
| Architectural efforts | 41 |
| Arithmetic, teaching of | 20, 55, 59, 61, 99, 106 |
| —— philosophy of | 100 |
| Arndt, Ernest Moritz | 45 |
| —— "Fragments of Culture" | 62 |
| Art, study of | 34, 40 |
| Art of teaching | 24 |
| Astronomy | 86, 105 |
| Attire, peculiarities of | 105 |
| Augsburg Confession | 50 |
| Austria interested in Pestalozzi | 54 |
| Bach a Cantor | 7 |
| Baireuth | 42, 140 |
| Bamberg, life at | 38, 47, 140 |
| Barop, Johannes Arnold | 2, 16, 124, 138, 140, 141, 142 |
| —— "Critical Moments" | 127-137 |
| Batsch, A.J.G. | 31 |
| Bauer, Herr | 92, 93, 100 |
| Belief in himself | 126 |
| Berlin, life at | 89, 95, 100, 111, 121, 141, 142 |
| Bern | 93 |
| —— Langethal's school at | 137 |
| Berry, Mrs. | 143, 147 |
| Best friend, Froebel's | 93, 94 |
| Bible biographies | 53 |
| —— in schools | 8 |
| "Bible of Education" | 63 |
| Birth of Froebel | 3, 4, 140 |
| Bishop, Miss, appointed London lecturer | 143 |
| Bivouac life agreeable | 94 |
| Blankenburg | 137, 142, 144 |
| Boarding-school life | 18 |
| Book-keeping | 43 |
| Botany, love of | 25, 27, 31, 56, 60 |
| Brandenburg, Mark of | 92 |
| British and Foreign School Society | 143, 144 |
| Brothers of Froebel. [See Froebel, below.] | |
| Burgdorf, Orphanage at | 93, 135, 136, 137, 142 |
| Cantor | 7 |
| Carl, Herr | 124, 142 |
| Carus, Professor | 38 |
| Characteristics in boyhood | 7 |
| Chemistry | 30, 87, 88 |
| —— organic | 88 |
| Chevé system of singing | 56 |
| Child's need of construction | 77 |
| Crispine, Ernestine | 123 |
| Christian education essential | 120 |
| —— family life | 7 |
| —— forms | 74 |
| "Christmas at Keilhau" | 141 |
| Church and school | 8, 19 |
| —— attendance | 10 |
| Class divisions elastic | 54 |
| Classical education | 84 |
| —— teaching | 99 |
| "Come let us live with them" | 69 |
| Comenius | 103 |
| Comet of 1811 | 86 |
| Commission of 1810 | 80 |
| Companionship | 44 |
| Comprehensiveness essential | 80 |
| Conditions of tutorship | 66 |
| Confinement in boyhood | 6 |
| Confirmation | 22 |
| Congress of teachers at Rudolstadt | 142 |
| —— at Gotha | 142 |
| —— at Salzungen | 143 |
| Construction essential to a child | 77 |
| "Continuation of the account of Keilhau" | 141 |
| Contradiction, life freed from | 108 |
| Cosmical development | 89 |
| Crisis at Yverdon | 80 |
| Croydon Kindergarten | 143 |
| Crystals a witness of life | 112 |
| Crystallography | 89, 97 |
| Culture, Froebel's plan of | 107 |
| —— his own insufficient | 109 |
| Death of Froebel | 93, 143 |
| —— of his father | 38 |
| —— of his first wife | 142 |
| Development, analysis to synthesis | 118 |
| —— of being, laws of | 112 |
| —— vs. memorizing | 116 |
| Devotes himself to study of education | 98 |
| Dewitz, Herr von | 42, 43, 45, 140 |
| Diary begun | 36 |
| Diesterweg | 139 |
| Divine worship at home | 7, 10 |
| Doreck, Miss | 144 |
| Drawing, study of | 28, 55, 61, 62 |
| Dresden | 91, 142, 143 |
| Duration of the world | 13 |
| Earlier and later life compared | 16 |
| Early education | 3 |
| —— mental struggles | 14, 16 |
| Education ad hoc | 23 |
| —— aim of | 11 |
| —— as an object | 58 |
| —— at Jena | 28 |
| —— in relationships | 70 |
| —— purpose of | 69 |
| —— reaches beyond life | 119 |
| "Education of Man" | 1, 76, 117, 141, 145 |
| Educator and teacher | 68 |
| Energy in play | 21 |
| —— in rocks | 97 |
| England, first kindergarten in | 143 |
| Ephors | 21 |
| Escape from creditors | 128 |
| "Exchange classes" | 54 |
| Expression of thought difficult | 73 |
| Eyes, deficient power of | 30 |
| "Family Journal of Education" | 117, 141, 142 |
| Family ties | 44, 83 |
| Father of Froebel. [See Froebel, Johann Jacob.] | |
| —— and mother | 118 |
| Fatherland vs. motherland | 90 |
| Fichte | 116, 123 |
| Financial difficulties | 33, 47, 106, 127, 128 |
| First consciousness of self | 9 |
| —— grasp of the word KINDERGARTEN | 137 |
| —— idea of a school of his own | 68 |
| —— work as a teacher | 57 |
| Following Nature in geography | 61 |
| Foresight of vocation as a teacher | 108 |
| Forestry-apprentice | 24 |
| Form-development | 98 |
| Form fixed for language | 98 |
| Forms, study of | 75, 76 |
| Forster, Johann Georg | 94 |
| —— "Rhine Travels" | 94, 121 |
| Francke's Pädagogium | 55 |
| Frankfurt, life at | 47, 50, 57, 141, 142 |
| —— Model School | 57 |
| French, study of | 64 |
| Froebel, temporary change of name | 46 |
| —— family | |
| —— Johann Jacob, the Father | 3, 4, 6, 17, 19, 21, 26, 27, 28, 33, 34, 30, 37, 38, 43, 140 |
| Brothers. | |
| —— Augustus | 3, 32 |
| —— Christoph | 3, 12, 13, 15, 23, 26, 27, 32, 36, 47, 49, 65, 68, 83, 87, 113, 122 |
| —— His widow misunderstands Froebel | 122 |
| —— Julius Karl Theodor | 3, 4 |
| —— Christian Ludwig | 4, 87, 113, 121, 124, 127, 128, 140, 141, 142 |
| —— Traugott | 4, 23, 28, 32, 33 |
| —— Karl Poppo | 4, 104 |
| Nephews. | |
| —— Ferdinand | 113, 121, 131, 136, 137, 142 |
| —— Wilhelm | 113, 121 |
| —— Julius | 114, 122 |
| —— Karl | 114, 122 |
| Nieces. | |
| —— Albertine [Middendorf] | 124, 140 |
| —— Emilie [Barop] | 124, 140, 143 |
| —— Elise [Schaffner] | 124, 141, 142 |
| —— Luise, Madame | 143 |
| Froebel Society | 1, 144 |
| Froebel's style as an author | 1, 117 |
| Fröhlich | 137 |
| Games | 135 |
| —— a mental bath | 82 |
| Gardening | 6, 71 |
| Geography, teaching of | 60 |
| Geology | 88, 97 |
| Geometry | 24, 25, 29, 35 |
| German brotherhood | 90 |
| —— land and people | 95 |
| —— language teaching | 56 |
| —— literature | 35 |
| "German education" | 114 |
| Gifts, first suggestion of | 75 |
| Girard, Abbe | 134 |
| Girls' school at Oberweissbach | 8, 9 |
| Godlike not alone in the great | 97 |
| Godmother of Froebel | 73 |
| Goethe | 35 |
| Gotha, congress of teachers at | 142 |
| Göttingen, life at | 84, 97, 103, 111, 141 |
| Göttling | 30 |
| Government offices | 23, 38, 95 |
| Grammar, study of | 64 |
| Grammarians at odds | 64 |
| Greek, study of | 84, 85 |
| Grey, Mrs. William | 144 |
| Griesheim | 122, 124, 141 |
| Gross-Milchow | 42, 140 |
| Gruner, Herr | 51, 53, 58, 63, 66, 109, 141 |
| —— book on Pestalozzian methods | 52 |
| Gurney, Mary | 144, 147, 149 |
| Gymnastic Exercises | 135 |
| Halie | 45 |
| Hamburg | 138, 142, 143 |
| Hardenburg, Prince | 54 |
| Harmonious development | 55 |
| Harnisch | 118 |
| Havelberg | 92, 93, 121 |
| Hazel-buds the clue of Ariadne | 12 |
| Hebrew, study of | 85 |
| Heerwart, Eleonore | 143, 144, 147 |
| Hegel | 116 |
| —— his formulae adopted | 113 |
| Helba, National Institution at | 16, 102, 129, 141 |
| Hell, belief in | 11, 133 |
| Hermes | 7 |
| Higher methods of teaching | 98 |
| Hildburghausen | 37, 140 |
| History | 88 |
| Hoffmann, Herr | 17, 21, 43, 44, 140, 141 |
| Hoffman, Thedor | 142 |
| Hoffmeister, Henrietta Wilhelmine | 123, 140 |
| Holzhausen, Herr von | 110, 141 |
| —— Madame von | 110, 112 |
| Home of Froebel | 6, 22, 27, 28 |
| —— abandoned | 15, 35 |
| —— life | 21, 22 |
| Hopf | 56, 69 |
| Identities and analogies sought out | 107 |
| Iffland's "Huntsman" | 26 |
| Illusions have a true side | 13 |
| Impressions of Pestalozzi | 54 |
| Imprisoned for debt | 33, 140 |
| Individual life key to the universal | 16 |
| Inner meaning of the vowels | 99 |
| Inner law and order | 87 |
| Instrumental music derived from vocal | 82 |
| Introspection a characteristic | 4, 11, 25, 46, 49, 56, 72, 103, 104, 109, 115 |
| "Isis" | 102, 117 |
| Isolation of Froebel | 4, 5, 91, 107 |
| Jahn | 120 |
| Jena, life at | 28, 105, 138, 140 |
| Jesus Christ, education based on | 120 |
| "Journal of Education" | 117, 141, 142 |
| "Journal for Froebel's Educational Aims" | 142 |
| Joy of teaching | 58 |
| Jussieu's Botany | 31 |
| Kant | 116 |
| Keilhau, life at | 16, 102, 103, 117, 135, 141, 143 |
| Kindergarten occupations | 129 |
| Knowledge of self through objects | 97 |
| Körner in the "Wilde Schaar" | 91 |
| Krause, Carl C.F. | 102, 103, 116 |
| —— letter to | 2, 103-125, 141 |
| Krüsi | 55 |
| Lange, Wichard | 102, 138, 144, 145 |
| —— editor of "Family Journal" | 138 |
| —— editor of Froebel's Works | 3, 32, 138 |
| Langethal, Heinrich | 91, 93, 100, 101, 120, 122, 123, 124, 137, 140, 141, 142, 144 |
| Language, philosophy of | 81, 99 |
| —— teaching of | 59, 64, 81, 84, 85 |
| Latin, study of | 20, 23, 34, 84 |
| Legacies | 86, 123 |
| Leipzig | 91 |
| Leonhardi | 103 |
| Lessons from Nature's training | 72 |
| Letter to the Duke of Meiningen | 2, 3-101, 141 |
| —— to Krause | 102-125, 141, 146 |
| "Levana" | 70 |
| Liebenstein, life at | 142 |
| Life as a connected whole | 104 |
| "Life, will, understanding" | 118 |
| Lilies, vain search for | 96 |
| London Kindergarten College | 144 |
| Love of Nature. [See Nature, love of.] | |
| Luther, Martin | 50 |
| Lützow, Baron von | 91, 141 |
| Manchester Kindergarten Association | 143 |
| Mankind as one great unity | 84 |
| Manner in teaching | 21 |
| Manning, Miss | 144 |
| Manual training at Helba | 121 |
| Map-drawing | 39, 61 |
| "Mappe du Monde Litteraire" | 36 |
| Marenholz-Bülow, Baroness von | 73, 142, 143, 146, 149 |
| Marienthal | 142, 143 |
| Marquart, Dr. | 143 |
| —— Madame | 143 |
| Master of the girls' school | 7 |
| Mathematics | 27 |
| Matrimony | 11 |
| Mechanical powers, the | 30 |
| Mecklenburg | 42, 44 |
| Meiningen, Duke of | 102, 129, 130 |
| —— Letter to | 2, 3-101, 141, 142, 146 |
| Meissen | 92, 120 |
| Memorizing of rules vs. development | 55, 109, 116 |
| "Menschen Erziehung" | 1, 76, 117, 141, 145 |
| Mental struggles | 65 |
| Metaphysics | 40, 118 |
| Methods of Education | 99 |
| Michaelis, Mme. | 143, 146, 147 |
| Middendorf, Wilhelm | 92, 93, 94, 100, 101, 103, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 127, 128, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143 |
| Mineralogy | 30, 87, 89 |
| —— professorship declined | 112 |
| Misapprehension of Froebel's motives | 16 |
| Model School at Frankfurt | 51 |
| "Moonstruck," Froebel so considered | 105 |
| Moral influence of the teacher | 60, 83 |
| —— pride | 5 |
| Mother of Froebel | 3, 44, 72 |
| "Mothers' Songs" | 76, 145 |
| Mugge, Johanna Caroline | 140 |
| "Mutter- and Koselieder" | 76, 145 |
| Nägeli | 81 |
| —— and Pfeifer's "Musical Course" | 81 |
| Name temporarily changed | 46 |
| Napoleonic wars | 91, 141 |
| —— reaction from | 127 |
| Natural history | 31, 32, 56, 87 |
| Natural History Society at Jena | 32 |
| Nature, communion with | 19 |
| —— love of | 24, 31, 38, 43, 48, 71, 74, 82, 80, 94, 96, 104, 105, 107 |
| —— as an educator | 71 |
| Nature's work vs. man's | 69 |
| Nature-Temple | 12 |
| Nephews of Froebel. [See Froebel, Ferdinand, etc.] | |
| Netherlands, Froebel in the | 95 |
| Neuhof | 24, 140 |
| Nieces of Froebel. [See Froebel, Albertine, etc.] | |
| Niederer | 57 |
| Note-taking | 30 |
| Novalis's Works | 45 |
| Number horizontally related | 99 |
| Oberfalz | 42 |
| Oberweissbach | 3, 105 |
| Object-teaching | 69 |
| Oken, Lorenz | 102, 116 |
| —— "Isis" | 102 |
| "On German Education" | 141 |
| "On the Universal German Education at Keilhau" | 141 |
| Oriental tongues, study of | 85 |
| Orphanage at Burgdorf | 93, 135, 136, 137, 142 |
| Orthodox theology | 10, 11, 13, 14 |
| Orthography | 62 |
| "Pädagogik" | 76 |
| Pädagogium at Halle | 45 |
| Paper, pricking of, suggested | 75, 76 |
| Payne, Joseph | 144, 150 |
| Permutations of numbers | 106 |
| Perrault, M. | 64 |
| Persian language, study of | 85 |
| Personal characteristics of Froebel | 13, 14, 15, 63, 67, 104, 111, 126 |
| —— of Pestalozzi | 111 |
| Pestalozzi | 20, 51-54, 57, 59, 69, 70, 77-81, 83, 89, 141 |
| —— aims contrasted with Froebel's | 111, 116, 129, 136 |
| —— "Buch der Matter" | 136 |
| —— "Einertabelle" | 59 |
| —— general addresses | 83 |
| —— school. [See Yverdon.] | |
| Pfyffer, Eduard | 81, 134, 135 |
| Philology, study of | 22, 85, 98, 111 |
| Philosophy, danger of | 40 |
| Physical backwardness | 18 |
| —— constitution | 91 |
| —— education | 74 |
| —— geography | 20, 55 |
| Physics | 29, 87, 88, 89 |
| Physiography | 60, 61 |
| Plamann school | 89 |
| Plans for life-work | 23 |
| Play a subject of study | 82 |
| —— for school boys | 60 |
| —— influence of | 76 |
| Political economy | 85 |
| Politics | 88 |
| Portugall, Baroness Adele von | 143 |
| "Positive instruction" | 55 |
| Praetorious, Miss | 143 |
| Pricking paper suggested | 75 |
| —— philosophy of | 76 |
| "Principles, Aims, and Inner Life" | 141 |
| Private tutorship | 59 |
| Professorship declined | 112 |
| Pronunciation | 63, 64 |
| Prophetic sentiments | 49 |
| Pröschke's "Fragments" | 45 |
| Prussian, Froebel not a | 90 |
| Public school-examination | 134 |
| Purpose of education | 69 |
| Quittelsdorf | 102 |
| Reaction from Napoleonic wars | 126 |
| Reading, teaching of | 7, 56 |
| Recognition by others | 32 |
| Relationship, education in | 70 |
| Religious experiences | 8, 9, 19, 21, 25, 35, 74 |
| —— instruction | 74, 80, 119 |
| —— persecution | 133 |
| Repulsion to menial service | 23 |
| "Rhenische Blätter" | 139 |
| Rhine, Froebel crosses the | 95 |
| Richter, Jean Paul | 70 |
| Rigidity in teaching | 62 |
| Rocks a mirror of mankind | 97 |
| Ronge, Madame | 143, 151 |
| Rousseau's system of singing | 56 |
| Rudolstadt | 117, 142 |
| —— Prince of | 102, 138 |
| —— Princess Regent of | 78, 80, 141 |
| "Samuel Lawhill" | 22 |
| Sanskrit, study of | 85 |
| Schaffner, Siegfried | 124 |
| Schelling | 116 |
| —— school of | 40 |
| Schiller | 35 |
| Schleiermacher | 123 |
| Schmidt, Carl | 143 |
| Schmidt, Josias | 55 |
| —— quarrels with Niederer | 57 |
| Schnyder | 130, 142 |
| Schopenhauer, Arthur | 117 |
| Schrader, Madame | 143 |
| Schwartzburg-Rudolstadt | 3 |
| Scientific extracts | 36 |
| Scribbling distasteful | 36 |
| Self-consciousness | 5, 11 |
| Self-development becomes objective | 59 |
| Self-discipline | 21 |
| Seiler, George Frederick | 70 |
| Senses exercised | 10 |
| Set forms in teaching | 62 |
| Sex-life in plants | 12 |
| Sexual conditions | 11, 12 |
| Shirreff, Emily | 144, 146, 151, 152 |
| Singing | 56, 81 |
| Skeleton of man as type | 31 |
| Soldier, Froebel as a | 91-96, 111, 144 |
| "Sonntags-Blatt," articles in | 76 |
| Soul-cultivation | 7 |
| —— emerging from chrysalis | 49 |
| Sound method from fundamental principle | 106 |
| Special education | 23, 115 |
| Speech-tones | 98 |
| Spelling, teaching of | 20 |
| Spiritual endeavor at Yverdon. [See Religious experiences.] | |
| —— experiences | 19 |
| Stadt-Ilm | 18, 44 |
| Step-brother of Froebel | 15 |
| Step-mother of Froebel | 4, 5, 27, 33 |
| Stimulation at Yverdon | 79 |
| Stockwell Kindergarten College | 143 |
| "Stone-language" | 10 |
| Sturm | 7 |
| Style of Froebel's writing | 1, 117 |
| Subject vs. object | 46 |
| "Sunday Journal" | 142 |
| Surveying, study of | 39, 40, 41 |
| Symbols to the inner eye | 111 |
| Taking sides | 13 |
| Teacher in the Plamann School | 89 |
| —— requirements of a | 65 |
| Teachers' institutes at Burgdorf | 136 |
| Teaching suggested | 51 |
| "Teaching-plan" of Pestalozzi | 54 |
| "The Education of the Future" | 143 |
| "The New Education" an antithesis | 116 |
| "The New Year 1836 demands a Renewal of Life" | 142 |
| Theatrical performances | 26, 33 |
| Theological disputations | 13 |
| Third person in address | 5 |
| "Thou," the German | 5 |
| Thuringian forest, the | 3 |
| "To the German People" | 141 |
| Tobler | 56, 69 |
| Translators, aims of the | 1 |
| Trustee of Froebel's property | 28, 33 |
| Uckermark, the | 48 |
| Uncle of Froebel. [See Hoffman, Herr.] | |
| Unconscious tuition | 9 |
| —— wealth of youth | 71 |
| Unity | 69, 70 |
| —— from clashing phenomena | 105 |
| —— in Nature | 98 |
| —— lacking at Yverdon | 79 |
| —— of natural objects | 86 |
| —— of the universe | 89 |
| "Universal German" education | 114, 141 |
| Universities neglect Froebel | 117 |
| Vivacity of early impulses | 7 |
| Voldersdorf, Herr von | 42, 140 |
| Von Dewitz | 42, 43, 45, 140 |
| —— Holzhausen, Madame | 110, 112, 141 |
| —— Lützow, Baron | 91, 141 |
| —— Marenholz-Bülow | 73, 142, 143 |
| —— Portugall, Baroness Adéle | 143 |
| —— Voldersdorf | 42, 140 |
| Vowels, inner meaning of | 99 |
| —— vs. consonants | 98 |
| Walks with pupils | 60, 82 |
| Wartburg, the | 50, 108 |
| Wartensee, the | 130, 131, 142 |
| Was Christ Catholic or Protestant? | 134 |
| Weber's "Wilde Jagd" | 91 |
| Weimar, Grand Duke of | 142, 143 |
| Weiss, Prof. | 89, 95 |
| Wichard's "Froebel" | 78 |
| Wieland | 35 |
| Wife [first] of Froebel | 123, 141 |
| Willisau, school a | 93, 135-137, 142 |
| Winckelmann's "Letters on Art" | 34 |
| Wollweider, Dr. | 45 |
| Works written by Froebel | 117, 141, 145, 146 |
| Yverdon, Pestalozzi's school at | 20, 53-57, 77-84, 141 |
| —— lack of unity, etc | 83 |
| —— wavering of ground principles | 84 |
| Zendavista | 35 |
| Zollikofer | 7 |