Partly reprinted from pamphlets and from various periodicals The Johns Hopkins university: I. Reminiscences of thirty years in Baltimore (1875-1905)- II. Johns Hopkins and the trustees of his choice.- III. Fundamental principles.- IV. The original faculty.- V. Some noteworthy teachers.- VI. Incidents of the early years.- VII. Publications.- VIII. The Johns Hopkins medical school.- IX. Resignation, after twenty-five years' service. Addresses on various occasions, historical and educational.- X. Remembrances; looking backwards over fifty years.- XI. The relations of Yale to science and letters 1701-1901- XII Books and politics.- XIII. California revisited.- XIV. Research; a speech at Chicago.- XV. The dawn of a university in the Western Reserve.- XVI. Hand-craft and rede-craft.- XVII. De juventute.- XVIII. Greek art in a manufacturing town.- XIX. A study in black and white.- XX. Civil service reform.- XXI. Education in philanthropy.- XXII. Colonel John Eager Howard, one of the worthies of Baltimore 26