Secretary's outgoing correspondence, 1849-1866.

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Secretary's outgoing correspondence, 1849-1866.

From 1837 to 1919 the Board of Education had general supervision of public schools and normal schools (later called teachers colleges) in Massachusetts. Series consists of letterpress copybooks of the board secretary's outgoing correspondence, generally in response to inquiries of school committee members, teachers, and town officials concerning laws and regulations governing education in Massachusetts.

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St 1825, c 123 (1826) provided for a library for the General Court to be kept under the care of the land agent. St 1849, c 155 provided that the librarian of the State Library be the secretary to the Board of Education; St 1850, c 182 provided for a board of trustees to be appointed by the governor; and St 1893, c 86 provided that the librarian be appointed by the governor. St 1960, c 380 officially designated the State Library as the George Fingold Library. The trustees were placed...

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