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v.1. Report of the committee of the General Purpose Fund on the state of the schoolmaster of Scotland (1821) -- v.2. Letter to the Lord Advocate on the claims or the parochial schoolmasters (1825) -- v.3. Heads of a bill for altering, &c. the act (1845) -- v.4. The peasantry of the border: an appeal in their behalf / by W.S. Gilly (1841) -- v.5. The school in its relations to the state, the church, and the congregation. (1847) -- v.6. Letters to the Right Hon. Lord John Russell, first Lord of the Treasury, on state education / by Edward Baines (1847) -- v.7. Speech of the Right Hon. Adam Black, Lord Provost of Edinburgh,. (1847) -- v.8. A plan for the establishment of a general system of secular education in the county of Lancaster (1847) -- v.9. Remarks on the government scheme of the national education as applied to Scotland / by Lord Melgund (1848) -- v.10. Lord Melgund and the parish schools / by a churchman (1849) -- v.11. Minutes of the education committee of the Church of Scotland (1849) -- v.12. Remarks on the government scheme of education, as applicable to Scotland. / by David Milne (1849) -- v.13. A letter on the excercise of the legislative functions of the Church of Scotland. / John Wilson (1849) -- v.14. Constitution of the Educational Institute of Scotland -- v.15. Report on the subject of schools of industry, juvenile begging,. / by Bailie Mack (1846) -- v.16. Reoprt of a discussion regarding ragged schools;. (1847) -- v.17. A plea for ragged schools;. / by Rev. Thomas Guthrie (1849) -- v.17. A second plea for ragged schools;. / by Rev. Thomas Guthrie (1849) -- v.19. The United Industrial Schools of Edinburgh (1848) -- v.20. First annual report of the Williams Secular School (1850) -- v.21. On the introduction of religion into common schools / by Andrew Combe -- v.22. A letter to the Most Noble the Marquess of Lansdowne on the reform and extension of the parish school system of Scotland / by Robert S. Candlish (1850) -- v.23. Thoughts on the educational question; or, "The Battle of Scotland" / by Hugh Miller (1850). ; Mode of access: Internet.