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Box 1:
AMHERST, 1825-1894
Addresses of the Alumni of Amherst College. Number VI. 1894. (Alumni Directory)
Cushing, Caleb. An Oration Pronounced Before the Literary Societies of Amherst College. August 23, 1836. (2 copies: over of one copy has handwritten inscription from James Greene to Reverend John Goldsborough.)
Everett, Alexander H. A Discourse on the Progress and Limits of Social Improvement; Including a General Survey of the History of Civilization. Addressed to the Literary Societies of Amherst College at Their Public Anniversary Meeting. August 27, 1893.
Everett, Edward. An Address Delivered Before the Literary Societies of Amherst College. August 25, 1835. (Cover has handwritten inscription from Everett to Dr. Osgood.)
Everett, Edward. Speech in Support of the Memorial of Harvard, Williams, and Amherst Colleges, Delivered Before the Joint Committee on Education, In the Hall of the House of Representatives, Boston. February 7, 1849.
Humphrey, Reverend Heman. Valedictory Address, Delivered at Amherst College...On Leaving the Presidential Chair. April 15, 1845.
Petition To the Senate and House of Representatives, in General Court Assembled. Documents Relating to Amherst College. House.....No. 11. February 21, 1825.
Poor, Reverend Daniel W., and Professor William C. Esty. Ebenezer S. Snell. Addresses at the Annual Meeting of the Amherst College Alumni, Commemorative of the Late Professor Snell. June 27, 1877.
Shedd, Reverend William G. T. The True Nature of the Beautiful, and its Influence upon Culture. A Discourse Delivered Before the Literary Societies of Amherst College. August 13, 1851.
ANDOVER, 1821
Porter, Ebenezer. Sermon, Delivered in Boston, on the Anniversary of the American Education Society. October 4, 1820. 41/2/53 2
ANTIOCH, 1860
Hill, Thomas. Religion in Public Instruction. Baccalaureate Address, Delivered Before the Graduating Class of Antioch College, Yellow Springs, Ohio. June 20, 1860.
ATKINSON ACADEMY, 1859
Felt, Joseph B. An Address Before the Alumni of Atkinson Academy, N.H....with an account of other proceedings on the occasion. August 25, 1859.
BOWDOIN, 1867-1902
Addresses and Poem on the Occasion of the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Incorporation of Bowdoin College. June 27-28, 1894.
Addresses at the Inauguration of the Reverend William DeWitt Hyde, as President of Bowdoin College. June 23, 1886.
Harris, Samuel. Inaugural Address Delivered by Samuel Harris at His Induction into the Presidency of Bowdoin College. August 6, 1867.
Hill, Thomas. Philosophy Higher Than Science. An Address Delivered Before the Association of the Alumni of Bowdoin College. July 12, 1876.
Oration and Poem on the Occasion of the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Opening of Bowdoin College. June 25, 1902. (2 copies: one with green cover; one with black)
BROWN, 1843-1900
History and Laws of the Library of Brown University, Providence, R.I. 1843.
Vose, Reverend James Gardiner. An Oration Pronounced Before the Alumni Association of Brown University, in the First Baptist Church, Providence, R.I. June 19, 1900.
Wayland, Francis. A Discourse in Commemoration of the Life and Services of William g. Goddard, LL.D., Delivered at the Request of the Faculty, in the Chapel of Brown University. March 12, 1846.
CORNELL, 1888
Adams, Charles Kendall. Washington and The Higher Education. An Address Delivered Before Cornell University. February 22, 1888. 41/2/53 3
DARTMOUTH, 1839-1909
The Aegis. Published by the Junior Class. Volume XVI. 1873.
The Aegis. Published by the Junior Class. Volume XXV. 1883.
Bartlett, Samuel Colcord. Christianity in the College. A Baccalaureate Sermon Preached at Dartmouth College. June 20, 1886.
Brown, Samuel Gilman. An Address, Delivered Before The Society of the Alumni of Dartmouth College, at Their First Triennial Meeting...with an account of the proceedings of the society. July 25, 1855
Condit, J. B. An Address Delivered Before the Literary Societies of Dartmouth College. July 28, 1841.
Crosby, Nathan. Eulogy on Hon. Tappan Wentworth, A.M., Munificent Donor of Dartmouth College, Delivered Before the Association of the Alumni...at the Annual Commencement. June 1876.
Evarts, Willaim M. Eulogy on Chief-Justice Chase, Delivered Before the Alumni of Dartmouth College, at Hanover. June 24, 1874. (plus a separate cover of same with inscription to Charles R. Corning from E.C. Eastman, October 1874)
Kimball, Richard B. Collegiate Education. An Address Before the Alumni of Dartmouth College. July 19, 1871.
Lord, Nathan. The Bible The Guide of Life: A Baccalaureate Discourse to the Class of 1858, at Dartmouth College. 1858.
Lord, Nathan. A Discourse on the Character of the Late Stephen Chase, Professor of Mathematics in Dartmouth College. 1851.
Lord, Nathan. A Sermon on the Death of Reverend Clement Long, D.D., LL.D., Professor of Intellectual Philosophy and Political Economy in Dartmouth College. 1862.
Nichols, Ernest Fox. The President's Address. Inauguration of Ernest Fox Nichols, D.Sc. LL.D., as Tenth President of Dartmouth College. October 14, 1909.
A Sermon Preached at the Funeral of the Rev. David Peabody, A.M., Evans Professor of Oratory and Belles-Letters in Dartmouth College...by the President. October 20, 1839.
Smith, Reverend Asa D. An Address Delivered at the Inauguration of the Author as 41/2/53 4
President of Dartmouth College...with the Introductory Address of His Excellency Joseph A. Gilmore, Governor of New Hampshire. November 18, 1863.
GIRARD COLLEGE, 1865
Corson, Hiram. Address of Hiram Corson, A.M., on the Occasion of his Induction as Professor of Moral Science, History, Rhetoric, and the Constitution o the United States, in Girard College. March 29, 1865.
HAMILTON COLLEGE, 1812
Backus, Reverend Azel. An Inaugural Discourse, Delivered in the Village of Clinton...on the Day of his Induction into the Office of President of Hamilton College. December 3, 1812.
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HARVARD, 1830-1845
Gray, F.C. Letter to Governor Lincoln in Relation to Harvard University. First Edition. April 16, 1831. (Cover inscribed to O. Pickering, Esquire, from his friend F.C.G.)
Gray, F.C. Letter to Governor Lincoln in Relation to Harvard University. Second Edition. 1831. (Cover inscribed to Honorable William B. Calhoun from Mr. Gray.)
Gray, F.C. Letter to Governor Lincoln in Relation to Harvard University. Third edition. 1831.
Palfrey, John G. A Discourse on the Life and Character of the Reverend Henry Ware, D.D., A.A.S., Late Hollis Professor of Divinity in the University of Cambridge, Pronounced in the First Church in Cambridge. September 28, 1845.
Ware, Henry Jr. The Connection Between the Duties of the Pulpit and the Pastoral Office. An Introductory Address Delivered to the Members of the Theological School in Cambridge. October 18 and 25, 1830.
White, Daniel Appleton. An Address Delivered Before the Society of the Alumni of Harvard University on Their Anniversary. August 27, 1844.
HARVARD, 1846-1881
Addresses at the Inauguration of the Hon. Edward Everett, LL.D., as President of the University at Cambridge. April 30, 1846. 41/2/53 5
Addresses at the Inauguration of Jared Sparks, LL.D., as President of Harvard College. June 20, 1849.
Addresses at the Inauguration of Thomas Hill, D.D., as President of Harvard College. March 4, 1863.
Baccalaureate Sermon and Oration and Poem. Class of 1872. 1872.
Everett, Edward. Speech in Support of the Memorial of Harvard, Williams, and Amherst Colleges, Delivered Before the Joint Committee on Education, in the Hall of the House of Representatives, Boston. February 7, 1849.
King, Moses. Benjamin Peirce. A Memorial Collection. 1881.
A Plea for Harvard: Showing that "The University at Cambridge" was not the Name Established for this Seminary by the Constitution of Massachusetts, but that the Name Authorized by that Instrument was "Harvard University. By An Alumnus. 1849. (Cover inscribed to Mr. Calhoun with respects from the author.)
Review of Dr. Morse's "Appeal to the Publick," Principally with Reference to that Part of it which Relates to Harvard College. By a Friend of the College.
A Sketch of the Life and Character of Rev. Joseph McKean, D.D., LL.D., Late Boylston Professor of Rhetorick and Oratory, In Harvard University. (2 copies)
HOLY CROSS, 1849
Speeches of Mr. Hopkins of Northampton on the Bill to Incorporate the College of the Holy Cross, in the City of Worchester; Delivered in the House of Representatives...With an Introductory Letter to the Members of the House. April 24-25, 1849.
IPSWICH FEMALE SEMINAR, 1834
Dana, Daniel. Hints on Reading. An Address Delivered in the Ipswich Female Seminary. January 15, 1834.
KANSAS, 1885
Bayard, Thomas F. An Address...Delivered Before the Literary Societies of the University of Kansas at Lawrence, Kansas. June 15, 1885.
MICHIGAN, 1880
Harris, Samuel S. Complete Education. An Address Delivered at the Annual 41/2/53 6
Commencement of the University of Michigan. July 1, 1880.
MIDDLEBURY, 1810-1905
Davis, Henry. An Inaugural Oration. February 21, 1810.
In Memoriam: William Wells Eaton. Memorial Services...Held in the Congregational Church, Middlebury, Vermont. February 19, 1905.
Mallary, R. C. An Address, Delivered Before the Association of the Alumni of Middlebury College, on the Evening of Commencement. August 18, 1824. (2 copies)
Temporibus Hominis Arpinatis. Student Play. Copy 1, 1899. Copy 2, 1900.
MINNESOTA, 1876
In Memoriam: A Memorial of Versal Jesse Walker, M. A., Professor of Latin Language and Literature in the University of Minnesota. 1876,
MOUNT HOLYOKE FEMALE SEMINARY, 1839
Anderson, Rufus. An Address, Delivered in South Hadley, Mass....at the Second Anniversary of the Mount Holyoke Female Seminary. July 24, 1839.
NEW BRITAIN NORMAL SCHOOL (Hartford, Conn.), 1851
Bushnell, Horace. Speech for Connecticut. Being an Historical Estimate of the State, Delivered Before the Legislature and Other Invited Guests, at the Festival of the Normal School in New Britain. June 4, 1851.
UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, 1853
Draper, Professor J. W. The Indebtedness of the City of New York to its University. An Address to the Alumni of the University of the City of New York, at Their Twenty- First Anniversary. June 28, 1853.
NEW YORK STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, 1856-1859
Clinton, George W. An Address Delivered at the Closing Exercises of the Twenty-Third Term of the Normal School of the State of New York. July 10, 1856.
Tuthill, Franklin. The Old Schools and the New. An Address Delivered at the Closing Exercises of the Twenty-Ninth Term of the New York State Normal School. February 3, 1859. 41/2/53 7
COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY, 1853
Brewster, Benjamin H. Address Delivered...Before the American Whig and Cliosophic Societies of the College of New Jersey. June 28, 1853.
NORWICH FREE ACADEMY, 1865
Smith, Elbridge. The Life and Character of the Hon. William Parkinson Greene. An Address Delivered Before the Alumni of the Norwich Free Academy. January 25, 1865.
OBERLIN, 1860
Fairchild, Professor J. H. Oberlin: Its Origin, Progress and Results. An Address, Prepared for the Alumni of Oberlin College. August 22, 1860.
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PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE, 1838-1862
Baugher, H. L. A Conscience Without Offence: A Discourse Addressed to the Graduating Class of Pennsylvania College. August 10, 1862.
Baugher, H. L. "Redeeming the Time." A Discourse Delivered to the Graduating Class of Pennsylvania College. September 12, 1858.
Biddle, James C. An Address Delivered Before the Philomathean and Phrenakosmian Societies of Pennsylvania College. July 4, 1838.
Burnap, G. W. The Influence of Literature in a Republic: An Address to the Phrenakosmian Society of Pennsylvania College, Delivered at the Annual Commencement. September 16, 1857.
Conrad, Robert T. The True Aim of American Ambition. An Address Delivered Before the Literary Societies of Pennsylvania College. September 15, 1852.
PENNSYLVANIA, UNIVERSITY OF, 1851-1860
Gilpin, Henry D. Address Delivered at the University of Pennsylvania, Before the Society of the Alumni, on the Occasion of Their Annual Celebration. November 13, 1851.
Goodwin, Daniel R. Education. An Inaugural Address on Entering upon the Provostship of the University of Pennsylvania...with an Address of Induction by Bishop Potter. 41/2/53 8
September 10, 1860.
PHILLIPS ACADEMY, 1828
Clement, Jonathan. An Address Delivered Before the Social Fraternity, Phillips Academy, Andover. 1828.
ROSE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, 1883
Thompson, Charles O. The Modern Polytechnic School. Inaugural Address...Delivered at the Opening of the Rose Polytechnic Institute. March 7, 1883.
SMITH COLLEGE, 1875
Addresses at the Inauguration of Rev. L. Clark Seelye, as President of Smith College, and at the Dedication of its Academic Building. July 14, 1875.
STANFORD, 1898-1899
Jordan, David Starr. "Lest We Forget" An Address Delivered Before the Graduating Class of 1898, Leland Stanford Jr. University. May 25, 1898.
Jordan, David Starr. The Question of the Philippines. An Address Delivered Before the Graduate Club of Leland Stanford Junior University. February 14, 1899.
Miller, Walter. The Old and the New. Address at the Seventh Annual Commencement, Leland Stanford Junior University. May 25, 1898.
TRINITY COLLEGE, 1854-1891
Hopkins, Reverend John Henry. An Address, Delivered Before the House of Convocation of Trinity College, in Christ Church, Hartford. July 26, 1854.
Potter, Reverend Henry C. A Sermon Delivered in Christ Church, Hartford...Before the Students and Authorities of Trinity College. June 21, 1891.
UNION COLLEGE, 1837
Bethune, George W. Genius. An Address Delivered Before the Literary Societies of Union College, Schenectady, N.Y. July 1837.
UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, 1907
The Seminary: Its Spirit and Aims. Addresses Given at the Annual Dinner of the Alumni 41/2/53 9
held on May 13, 1907 and a Review of the Year 1906-07. 1907.
VERMONT, 1849-1857
Buckham, M. H. Not to Destroy but to Fulfil. A Baccalaureate Sermon.
Levings, Reverend I. H. Character of St. Paul as a Preacher. An Address Delivered Before the Society for Religious Inquiry, in the University of Vermont. August 2, 1857.
Pease, Reverend Calvin. Sermon Preached Before the Graduating Class in the University of Vermont. August 2, 1857.
Withington, Oliver Wendell. The Pilgrim. A Poem, Delivered Before the Associate Alumni of the University of Vermont, at the Annual Commencement. August, 1849.
WABASH COLLEGE, 1845
White, Reverend Charles. A Pure and Sound Literature: A Baccalaureate Address. July 22, 1845.
WASHINGTON COLLEGE (PA.), 1856
Dawson, John L. An Address...Before the Washington and Union Literary Societies, Washington College. June 18, 1856.
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY (ST. LOUIS), 1892
Sketches of Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Ridgley, S. Waterhouse, of Washington University. 1892.
WATERVILLE COLLEGE, 1846
Chapin, E. H. Might and Right. An Oration Delivered Before the Erosohian Adelphi of Waterville College. August 12, 1846.
WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY (CONN.), 1831-1856
Curtis, George William. The Duty of the American Scholar to Politics and the Times. An Oration, Delivered...Before the Literary Societies of Wesleyan University. August 5, 1856.
Holdich, Reverend J. True Greatness: A Discourse on the Character of Rev. Wilbur Fisk, S.T.D., Late President of Wesleyan University, Delivered before the Faculty and Students of the University, in the Methodist Episcopal Church, Middletown, Conn. April 3, 1839. (2 copies) 41/2/53 10
Fisk, Reverend Wilbur. The Science of Education: An Inaugural Address, Delivered at the Opening of the Wesleyan University, in Middleton, Connecticut. September 21, 1831. (2 copies)
WILLIAMS COLLEGE, 1835-1837
Dillingham, William H. An Address Delivered Before the Society of the Alumni of Williams College, Williamstown, Mass. at the Annual Commencement. August 19, 1835.
Hopkins, Mark. A Discourse, Occasioned by the Death of the Reverend Edward Dorr Griffin, D.D., Delivered...in the Chapel of Williams College. November 26, 1837.
WISCONSIN, 1850
Inauguration of Hon. John H. Lathrop, LL.D., Chancellor of the University of Wisconsin, at the Capitol, Madison. January 16, 1850.
YALE, 1850-1881
Dana, James D. Science and Scientific Schools. An Address Before the Alumni of Yale College, at the Commencement Anniversary. August, 1856.
Valedictory Poem and Oration, Pronounced Before the Senior Class in Yale College, Presentation Day. June 27, 1881.
Woolsey, Theodore D. An Historical Discourse Pronounced Before the Graduates of Yale College, August 14, 1850; One Hundred Years After the Founding of that Institution. 1850.
YANKTON COLLEGE, 1887
Bancroft, Reverend C. F. P. What a College is; What a College can do; What a College needs. An Address at the First Commencement of Yankton College. June 8, 1887.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS, 1835-1940
Hazard, Rowland G. Address Delivered Before the Washington County Association for the Improvement of Public Schools, at Wickford. January 3, 1845.
Henry, James Junior. An Address Upon Education and Common Schools, Delivered at Cooperstown, Otsego County, Sept. 21, and Repeated by Request, at Johnstown, Fulton County, Oct. 7, 1843. 41/2/53 11
The Merrill-Palmer School. A Report of the Twenty Years, 1920-1940.
Report of the Board of School Visitors, to the First School Society of Hartford. February 1851.
Report of the School Committee on the Browne and Other Donations. (Salem, Mass.) 1835.
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PHI BETA KAPPA ADDRESSES, 1824-1867
AMHERST, 1866-1867
Hillard, G. S. The Political Duties of the Educated Classes. A Discourse Delivered Before the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Amherst College. July 10, 1866.
Peabody, A. P. The Positive Philosophy. An Oration Delivered Before the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Amherst College. July 9, 1867. (2 copies)
BOWDOIN, 1837
Ingersoll, Joseph R. An Address Delivered Before the Phi Beta Kappa Society, Alpha of Maine, in Bowdoin College, Brunswick. September 7, 1837.
BROWN, 1833
Maxcy, Virgil. A Discourse Before the Phi Kappa Society of Brown University. September 4, 1833.
Metcalf, Theron. An Address of the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Brown University. September 5, 1832. (2 copies)
DARTMOUTH, 1824-1866
Crosby, Alpheus. The Present Position of the Seceded States, and the Rights and Duties of the General Government in Respect to Them. An Address to the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Dartmouth College. July 19, 1865.
Hillard, G. S. The Political Duties of the Educated Classes. A Discourse Delivered Before the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Dartmouth College. July 18, 1866.
Kent, George. The Characteristics and Claims of the Age in Which We Live. An Oration, Pronounced at Dartmouth College...Before the New Hampshire 41/2/53 12
Alpha of the Phi Beta Kappa Society. August 23, 1832.
Knapp, Samuel L. An Oration, Pronounced Before the Society of Phi Beta Kappa, at Dartmouth College. August 19, 1824.
HARVARD, 1824-1835
Everett, Edward. An Oration Pronounced at Cambridge, Before the Society of Phi Beta Kappa. (Fourth Edition) August 26, 1824.
Parsons, Theophilus. An Address, Delivered Before the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Harvard University...on the Duties of Educated Men in a Republic. August 27, 1835.
Story, Joseph. A Discourse Pronounced Before the Phi Beta Kappa Society at the Anniversary Celebration. August 31, 1826. 2 copies; one inscribed "to Rev. Wm Upham with the respects of the author."
HARVARD, 1844-1849
Bethune, George W. The Claims of Our Country on its Literary Men. An Oration Before the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Harvard University. July 19, 1849. (2 copies)
Clarke, James Freeman. A Poem, Delivered Before the Phi Beta Kappa Society, Alpha of Massachusetts, on its Anniversary. August 27, 1846.
Putnam, George. An Oration Delivered at Cambridge, Before the Phi Beta Kappa Society. August 29, 1844.
Sumner, Charles. The Scholar, the Jurist, the Artist, the Philanthropist. An Address Before the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Harvard University. August 27, 1846. 2 copies; second edition one inscribed to "Albert Sumner from his affectionate brother, the author."
HARVARD, 1858
Hill, Thomas. Liberal Education. An Address Delivered Before the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Harvard College. July 29, 1858. (3 copies)
RHODE ISLAND, 1836
Goddard, William G. An Address to the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Rhode Island. September 7, 1836. 41/2/53 13
UNION COLLEGE, 1841
Kent, William. An Address, Pronounced Before the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Union College, at Schenectady. July 27, 1841.
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ALBANY, UNIVERSITY OF, 1852
Ruggles, Samuel B.; Kennedy, Reverend Duncan; Tabor, Azor; and Palmer, Reverend Ray. Speeches. March 1852
AMHERST, 1823-1869
Allen, Nathan. Physical Culture in Amherst College. July 5, 1869.
Barnes, Albert. The Choice of a Profession. August 21, 1838.
Cheever, Reverend George B. The Religion of Experience and that of Initiation. August 1843.
Humphrey, Herman. Address Delivered on the Occasion of his Inauguration to the Presidency of that Institution. October 15, 1823.
Humphrey, Herman. A Tribute to the Memory of Reverend Nathan W. Fisk. 1848.
Verplanck, Gulian C. The Influence of Moral Causes Upon Opinion, Science, and Literature. August 27, 1834.
ANTIOCH COLLEGE, 1859
Hill, Reverend Thomas. Integral Education and Inaugural Address. September 8, 1859.
BEREA, 1905
Mayo, A.D. The Government of the South by the Plain People. May 1, 1905.
BEVERLY, 1808
Worcester, Samuel. The Christian Mourning with Hope. Delivered on the Occasion of the Death of Mrs. Eleanor Emerson. November 14, 1808.
BOSTON COLLEGE, 1902 41/2/53 14
O’Connely William H. Addresses to the Graduating Class. June 18, 1902.
BOWDOIN COLLEGE, 1802-1907
Address at the Inauguration of President Hyde. June 23, 1886.
Chapman, Henry Leland and Cole, Reverend Samuel Valentine. Addresses and Poem in Commemoration of the Centenary of the Birth of HenryWadsworth Longfellow. June, 26, 1907.
Daveis, Charles S. Address Delivered before the Alumni on the Evening before Commencement. September 1, 1835.
Everett, Charles Carroll. Leonard Woods. A Discourse. July 9, 1879.
Goodwin, Reverend Daniel R. Address Delivered before the Alumni. July 8, 1873.
Harris, Samuel. Inaugural Address. August 6, 1867.
McKeen, Reverend Joseph and Jenks, Reverend William. The Inaugural Address with a Eulogy Pronounced at his Funeral. September 2, 1802.
Newman, Samuel P. Address Delivered before the Benevolent Society. September 5, 1826.
Tappan, Benjamin. A Sermon Delivered at the Interment of Reverend Jesse Appleton. 1819.
BRISTOL COLLEGE, 1834
Colton, Reverend Chauncey. An Address Delivered at the Inauguration of the Faculty. April 2, 1834.
BROWN UNIVERSITY, 1815-1888
Crane, John. A Discourse Delivered at the Ordination of Reverend Calvin Park. May 17, 1815.
Gammell, William. Life and Services of the Honorary Rowland Gibson Hazard. October 30, 1888.
Wayland, Francis. A Discourse in Commemoration of the Life and character of the Honorary Nicholas Brown. November 3, 1841. 41/2/53 15
CALIFORNIA, UNIVERSITY OF 1872
Gilman, Daniel C. The Building of the University. An Inaugural Address. November 7, 1872.
CAMBRIDGE, UNIVERSITY OF 1808-1846
Address at the Inauguration of the Honorary Edward Everett as President. April 30, 1846.
Greenwood, F.W.P. The Theology of the Cambridge Divinity School. January 3, 1830.
Norton, Andrews. Inaugural Discourse Delivered before the University. August 10, 1819.
Puffer, Reverend Reuben. A Discourse on Revealed Religion. May 11, 1808.
CARLETON COLLEGE, 1871
Whiting, Layman. An Oration. June 27, 1871.
CHICAGO, UNIVERSITY OF, 1899
Schurz, Carl. American Imperialism. Address Delivered on the Occasion of the Twenty-Seventh Convocation. January 4, 1899.
COLORADO COLLEGE, 1882
Tenney E. P. Inaugural Address. May 31, 1882.
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, 1821-1858
MacMullen, John. Nathan Hale, A Poem. October 27, 1858.
Woods, Leonard. A Sermon Delivered at the Ordinance of Reverend Alva Woods. October 28, 1821.
CONNECTICUT, THEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF, 1857
Tyler, Bennet. An Address to the Alumni. July 15, 1857.
CORNELL UNIVERSITY, 1909
Black, Frank S. Abraham Lincoln. February 12, 1909.
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DARTMOUTH COLLEGE, 1818-1926
The Aegis. Published by the Junior Class. Volume XI. 1867.
The Aegis. Published by the Junior Class. Volume XII. 1868.
Bartlett, Samuel C. Duties of Educated Men. July 20, 1864.
Bartlett, Samuel C. Christianity in the College. June 20, 1886.
Brown, Francis. Sermon Delivered before the Convention of Congregational and Presbyterian Ministers. June 3, 1818.
Brownson, O. A. An Oration of the Scholars Mission Pronounced before The Gamma Sigma Society. July 1926.
Catalogue of the Books in the Library. November 1825.
Everett, A. H. An Address on the Character and Influence of German Literature. July 24, 1839.
Exercises at the Inauguration of Samuel Colcord Bartlett. June 27, 1877.
Long, Clement. Jesus Exalted, Yet Divine.
Lord, Nathan. Address Delivered at the Inauguration of the Author. October 29, 1828.
Lord, Nathan. Eulogy on the Honorable John Quincy Adams. March 24, 1848.
Lord, Nathan. Wickedness Destructive of Manhood. November 1850.
Lord, Nathan. An Essay Read to the General Convention of New Hampshire. June 1853.
Lord, Nathan. The Resurrection. A Sermon on the Occasion of the Death of Reverend John Richards. April 3, 1859.
Lord, Nathan. Paul A. Model: Baccalaureate Discourse to the Graduating Class of 1860.
Lord, Nathan. The Cherubim and the Flaming Sword. July 17, 1863.
Lord, Nathan. A Discourse Commemorative of Ira Young.
Olivia, Daniel. An Address Delivered upon the Induction of the Author into the Professorship of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy. May 19, 1825. 41/2/53 17
Remarks on a pamphlet entitled, “Professor Hal and Dartmouth College.”
Valedictory Letter to the Trustees of Dartmouth College.
Wilkes, Henry. An Address before the Theological Society. July 28, 1847.
FARGO COLLEGE, 1900
Inaugural Address of Reverend John H. Morly. June 13, 1900.
HAMILTON COLLEGE, 1840
Mandeville, Reverend H. An Address on Perseverance as a Means of Success in Life. July 29, 1840.
HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE, 1854
VanZandt, Reverend A. B. The Claims of Virginia Upon Her Educational Sons. June 13, 1854.
HAMPTON INSTITUTION, 1861
Bigelow, Reverend John F. The Hand of God in American History. July 15, 1861.
HARVARD, 1811-1887
Adresses at the Inauguration of Charles William Eliot as President of Harvard College. October 19, 1869.
Arrangement of Lectures and Recitations in Harvard University for Academic Year 1839-40.
Ellis, George. A Discourse Delivered at the Close of his Ministry. June 13, 1869.
Gilman, Samuel. Pleasures and Pains of the Student Life. 1811 and 1852.
Goodwin, Daniel R. Education. An Inaugural Address. September 10, 1860.
Miller, Reverend Rodney. Speech on the Plummer Professorship. April 12, 1855.
Osgood, Samuel. Our Life-School as Theologians. July 14, 1863.
Palfrey, John G. A Discourse on the Life and Character of the Reverend John Thornton Kirland, Late President of Harvard College. June 5, 1840. 41/2/53 18
Palmer, George Herbert. Expenses at Harvard. An Address before Harvard Graduates on Commencement Day. 1887
Parsons, Theophilus. Address Commemorative of Rufus Choate Delivered before the Students of the Law School. September 29, 1859.
Phillips, Wendell. The Scholar in a Republic. June 30, 1881.
Popkin, John Snelling. Three Lectures on Liberal Education. July 4, 1836.
Quincy, Josiah. Address Delivered at the Dedication of Dane Law College. October 23, 1832.
Quincy, Josiah. Considerations Relative to the Library of Harvard University.
Quincy, Josiah. The Minority Report, 2nd edition. February 25, 1845.
Sprague, Charles. Curiosity: A Poem Delivered at Cambridge before the Phi Beta Kappa Society. August 27, 1829.
Story, Joseph. A Discourse Pronounced at the Funeral Obsequies of John Hooker Ashmun. April 5, 1833.
Walker, James. A Discourse on the Induction of the Reverend Frederic D. Huntington. September 4, 1855.
Walker, Reverend James. The Wisdom From Above. January 3, 1875.
Ware, Henry Jr. Education the Business of Life. July 16, 1837.
HUDSON COLLEGE, 1873
Garfield, James A. The Future of the Republic, Its Dangers and Its Hopes. An Address Delivered before the Literary Societies. July 2, 1873.
IPSWICH, 1830
White, Daniel Appleton. Address Delivered before the Essex County Lyceum. May 5, 1830.
JEFFERSON COLLEGE, 1862
Sloane, Reverend J.R.W. The Three Pillars of a Republic. August 6, 1862.
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Taylor, R.V. Baccalaureate Address at 75th Anniversary and Commencement. May 24, 1913.
LAFAYETE COLLEGE, 1864
Address of the Inauguration of Reverend William J. C. Cattell. July 26, 1864.
LEWISBURG, UNIVERSITY AT, 1883
The Hardening of Pharaoh’s Heart. February 22, 1883.
MARSHALL COLLEGE, 1838-59
Nevin, Reverend John W. Life and Character of Frederick Augustus Rauch. March 7, 1859.
Riddle, David H. Genuine Radicalism! September 1843.
Smith, Albert. An Inaugural Address Delivered at the Annual Commencement. September 26, 1838.
MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, c1866-1890
Lowell, Augustus. Commemorative Address for Twenty-Fifth Anniversary. June 3, 1890.
Ware, Williams R. An Outline of a Course of Architectural Instruction. c1866.
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
The University Question.
MICHIGAN, UNIVERSITY OF
Adams, Charles Kendall. The English Government and the Rise of Prussia.
MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE, 1818-1913
Addresses Delivered at the Inauguration of the Professors. March 18, 1839.
Bates, Joshua. Inaugural Oration. March 16, 1818.
Beman, Nathan S. Oration. August 7, 1825.
Henshaw, J.P.K. Oration. August 15, 1827.
McFarland, Raymond. Addresses given at Rural Life Conference. July 7-13, 1913. 41/2/53 20
Post, Reverend Truman M. Genius. August 20, 1850.
Post, Reverend Truman M. Special Advantages of the Smaller County Colleges. July 1, 1879.
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MOUNT HOLYOKE FEMALE SEMINARY, 1841-1876
Bullock, Alexander H. The Centennial Situation of Woman. June 22, 1876.
Condit, J.B. Address Delivered at the Ninth Anniversary. August 6, 1846.
Edwards, Reverend B. B. Address Delivered at the Fourth Anniversary. July 29, 1841.
Phelps, Austin. The Oneness of God in Revelation and Nature. An Address Delivered at the 22nd Anniversary. July 27, 1859.
NEW HAMPSHIRE, UNIVERSITY OF, 1927
Stevens, Guy. Understanding the Mexican Situation. July 25, 1927.
NEW YORK, UNIVERSITY OF, 1892
Fitch, Charles E. Address in Memory of Chancellor George William Curtt. December 14, 1892.
OHIO UNIVERSITY, 1858
Coggeshall, William T. The Protective Policy in Literature. A Discourse on the Social and Moral Advantages of the Cultivation of Local Literature. June 22, 1858.
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE, 1848-1860
Black, J. S. Religious Liberty. September 17, 1856.
Jessup, William. Address before the Linnean Association. September 19, 1860.
McPherson, Edward. The Growth of Individualism. September 17, 1856.
Patterson, Henry S. The Character and Labors of Linnaus. September 20, 1848.
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Allen, William H. Our Country’s Mission in History. September 19, 1855.
Baugher, H. L. Subjection to Law, the Constitution of Man’s Nature. September 16, 1852.
Brewster, F. Carroll. Duty. December 13, 1869.
Ingersoll, C. J. A Discourse Concerning the Influence of America on the Mind. October 18, 1823.
PENNSYLVANIA, WESTERN UNIVERSITY OF, 1843
Lourie, Walter H. An Address Delivered before the Trustees, Faculty, and Students. September 4, 1843.
PLYMOUTH, 1842
Richardson, Reverend Merrill. An Address Delivered before the School Society. December 12, 1842.
RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE, 1799
Messer, Asa. Discourse. 1799.
RUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE, 1867
Pierce, Henry M. Address to the First Graduating Class. June 2, 1867.
SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE, 1835
Lieber, Francis. On History and Political Economy as Necessary Branches of Superior Education in Free States. December 7, 1835.
SOUTH HADLEY, 1849
Humphrey, Herman. The Shining Path. A Sermon Preached at the Funeral of Miss Mary Lyon. March 8, 1849.
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS NORMAL UNIVERSITY, 1878
Allyn, Robert. Annual Sermon to the Graduating Class. June 9, 1878.
ST. ANDREWS, UNIVERSITY OF, 1867
Mill, John Stuary. Inaugural Address. February 1, 1867. 41/2/53 22
ST. JOHNSBURY ACADEMY, 1916
Fairbanks, Reverend Edward. Strength and Beauty. A Sermon to the Graduating Class. June 11, 1916.
TRINITY COLLEGE, 1847-1892
Burgess, George. A Poem Delivered before the House of Convocation. August 4, 1847.
Gailor, Thomas F. The Event of All Time. A Sermon Preached before the Graduating Class. June 19, 1892.
Spencer, Reverend William. The Christian Outlook. June 26, 1878.
The Glass Reversed. Missions, A Sermon.
UNION COLLEGE, 1838-1866
Butler, Benjamin Franklin. Representative Democracy in the United States. July 26, 1841.
Lewis, Taylor. Faith the Life of Science. July 1838.
Marsh, Geo. P. The American Historical School.
Nott, Eliphalet. An Address Delivered to he Candidates for Baccalaureate. July 30, 1866.
VERMONT, UNIVERSITY OF, 1813-1910
Austin, Samuel. An Inaugural Address. July 26, 1815.
Bliss, Reverend Zenas. The Philosophy of Temperance. October 18, 1842.
Bliss, Reverend Zenas. The Idea of the Spiritual Interpretation of Scripture. July 31, 1843.
Buckham, President M.G. Scholarly Accomplishments in Every-Day Life. 1909-10.
Chandler. The Spirit of the Gospel Essential to a Happy Result of our Religious Inquiries. August 7, 1827.
Headley, J. T. The one Progressive Principle. August 1846.
Lewis, Tayler. Natural Religion the Remains of Primitive Revelation. August 6, 1839.
Morrill, Justin S. The Land Grant Colleges. June 28, 1893. 41/2/53 23
Pease, Calvin. Sermon on the Occasion of the Death of John G. Golland and Joshua V.R. Arthur. November 13, 1859.
Raymond, Henry J. The Relations of the American Scholar to His Country and His Times. August 6, 1850.
Sanders, Daniel Clark. A Discourse Occasioned by the Death of Cassius F. Pomeroy and Ebenezer Gilbert. April 29, 1813.
Smith, Worthington. An Inaugural Address. July 31, 1849.
Yale, Calvin. Some Rules for the Investigation of Religious Truth; and Some Specimens of Argumentation in its Support. August 6, 1826.
VIRGINIA, UNIVERSITY OF, 1873
Broadus, John A. A Memorial of Gressner Harrison. Read before the Society of Alumni. July 2, 1873.
WABASH COLLEGE, 1836-1869
Baldwin, Reverend Elihu W. Inaugural Address. July 13, 1836.
Tuttle, President. Courage, Love, and a Sound Mind. A Baccalaureate Discourse Delivered to the Class of 1869.
THE WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY, 1836-1848
Bailey, William F. No Man Made in Vain. March 8, 1836.
Sprague, William. Address Delivered before the Literary Societies. July 31, 1848.
WILLIAMS COLLEGE, 1828-1855
Griffin, Edward D. Sermon at Dedication of New Chapel. September 2, 1828.
Hopkins, Mark. A Sermon Occasioned by the Death of Professor Ebenezer Kellogg. October 11, 1846.
Hopkins, Mar. The Central Principle. December 22, 1853.
Hopkins, Mark. The Connexion (sic) Between Taste and Morals. May 10, 1841.
Hopkins, Mark. Convention Sermon. May 29, 1845. 41/2/53 24
Hopkins, Mark. Plymouth Sermon. December 22, 1846.
Hopkins, Mark. The Sabbath and Free Institutions. May 1847.
Rogers, William B. Address before the Lyceum of Natural History. August 14, 1855.
YALE, 1852-1885
Addresses at the Inauguration of the Professors in the Theological Department. September 15, 1861.
Crapo, William W. and Sprague, Homer J. Poem and Oration. June 16, 1852.
DuBois, A.J. Science and the Supernatural. February 10, 1885.
Horatio Hubbell.. Reply to a Circular of Sundry Members of the Faculty. 1855. Box 8:
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES, 1853-1866
Bigelow, Jacob. Remarks on Classical an Utilitarian Studies. December 20, 1866.
Eliot, Samuel A. A Complete System of Education. January 19, 1853.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INSTRUCTION, 1831-1860
Alcott, William. Essay on the Construction of School Houses. August 1831.
Brown, Moses. The Necessity of Education in a Free State. August 23, 1860.
Emmerson, George B. History and Design of the American Institute of Instruction. August 1848.
Kingsbury, John. Failure in Teaching. 1848.
Northend, Charles. Obstacles to the Greater Success of Common Schools. August 30, 1844.
Page, David P. Advancement in the Means and Methods of Public Instruction. August 16, 1843.
Stowe, Calvin E. The Religious Element in Education. August 30, 1844.
Wayland, Francis. Introductory Discourse. August 8, 1854. 41/2/53 25
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, 1890
Three Papers on Trustees. September 11, 1890. . MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY, c1836-1932
Private and Special Laws of Maine Relating to the Maine Central Railroad and Its Constituents. c1836.
Supplement to the Charter of Maine Central Railroad Company. February 18, 1932.
NATIONAL GERMAN-AMERICAN TEACHER’S SEMINARY, 1886
Articles and By-Laws of Association. August 6-7, 1886.
PUBLIC/PRIVATE SCHOOLS, 1833-1888
Adams, Charles F. The Public Library and the Common Schools.
Alcott, William. A. On Teaching Penmanship.
Bailey, E. Review of the Mayor’s Report on the Subject of Schools, so far as it Relates to the High School for Girls.
Barnard, Henry. Normal Schools and other Institutions, Agencies, and Means.
Bradish, Cyrus. Reminiscence of Nonagenarian.
Bushnell, Horace. Common Schools. March 25, 1853.
Cantagrel, Felix. The Children at Phalanstery.
Cobb, Lyman. A Critical Review of the Orthography of Dr. Webster’s Series of Books.
Draper, Andrew S. The Powers and Obligations of Teachers, the Work of the Last School Year. July 6, 1888.
Farrar, E. H. The Half Day Perpetual and Industrial Universal School, Poverty, Work and Want.
Field, Thomas W. The School-Mistress in History, Poetry, and Romance. April 17, 1874.
Fuller, Samuel. Education in the two Andovers. September 2, 1856. 41/2/53 26
Hawkins, Dexter A. New York City Council of Political Reform Report on Compulsory Education. December 30, 1873.
Henry, James. An Address upon Education and Common Schools. September 21, 1843.
Hoar, George F. Universal Education a National Concern and a National Necessity. June 6, 1870.
Huntington, Reverend F.D. Unconscious Tuition.
Hurlbut, E.P. A Secular View of Religion in the State and the Bible in the Public Schools.
Jones, B. Popular Education Inspected Schools a Failure.
Mather, John C. Speech on the Bill Authorizing the New York Protestant Episcopal Public School to Sell a Part of their Lands. April 7, 1859.
Oliver, Henry K. An Address Delivered at the Dedication of the School House on Broad Street in Salem. March 18, 1856.
Parkman, Francis. Our Common Schools.
Perkins, Norman Carolan. A Rhyme of the District School. January 16, 1880.
Quen James w. & Co. Condensed Catalogue of School Apparatus.
Shippen, Edward. Address on the Occasion of the Dedication of the Hollingsworth School. October 31, 1867.
Williams, Edward H. Plain Talks for Plain People Regarding School Matters in Vermont.
Willard, Emma. Advancement of Female Education.
Wood, William. Suggested Improvements in the Public Schools of New York City. December 20, 1876.
Wright, Luther. Education. December 26, 1833.
PUBLIC/PRIVATE SCHOOLS, TITLES (A-Z ),1819-c1902
A Bill to Promote Mendiancy.
An Address to the People of Cambridge Concerning a Recent Case of Corporal Punishment in the Allston Grammar School. 41/2/53 27
Address to the Graduating Class of Amesbury High School. July 1, 1881.
Brief Hints to Parents on the Subject of Education.
Reports of the Joint Committee of the General Assembly and Proceedings of the General Assembly. May 1819.
Report of the Committee upon Courses of Reading and Study Works in Civil Government.
Report on the Committee Judiciary to Make Inquiries in Regard to the Late Decision of the Board of Education. October 25, 1860.
Report of Special Committee to Inquire into a Case of Discipline in the Lincoln School. March 26, 1870.
Report Upon the Educational Statistics of the City of Washington. December 17, 1819.
Rules and Regulations for the Government of Public Free Schools in the State of Texas. May 17, 1871.
Rules and Regulations for the Public Schools in District #8. December 1, 1862.
Rules of the School Committee and Regulations for the Public Schools. c1902.
Services at the Dedication of the School House Erected by the Trustees of the Long Wharf. May 20, 1863.
Some of the Arguments that Have Been Made in Favor of Abolishing Religious Instruction in the Public Schools.
Statement to Committees, Trustees, and Teachers of Public and Private Schools. c1858.
The All Year Schools of Newark, New Jersey.
The War History of Public School 33, The Bronx.
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STATE REFORM SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 1854
Howe, S. G. A Letter to the Commissioners of Massachusetts. November 10, 1854.
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Adams, Hannah. Narrative of the controversy between the Reverend Jedidiah Morse and the Author. c1814.
Adams, John Quincy. Mr. Adams’s Address on Education. October 24, 1839.
Allyn, Robert. An Appeal to Christians.
Barnard, D.D. An Introductory Address Delivered before the Young Men’s Association for Mutual Improvement of the City of Albany. January 7, 1834.
Barnard, Frederick A. Two Papers on Academic Degrees.
Beecher, Miss C. The Evils Suffered by American Women and American Children: The Cause and the Remedy. An Address to the Protestant Clergy of the United States. c1846.
Blackmar, Reverend J. Practical Grammar of the English Language.
Brooks, Charles. Remarks on Europe, Relating to Education, Peace and Labor; and their Reference to the United States.
Brownson, Orestes A. A Discourse on the Want of the Times. May 29, 1836.
Bushnell, Horace. Speech for Connecticut being an Historical Estimate for the State. June 4, 1851.
Cozzens, Samuel W. More Laborers Needed for the Gospel Harvest. June 8, 1842.
Cummings, JA. Questions of the Historical Parts of the New Testament.
Dickinson, Jonathan. A Brief Illustration and Confirmation of the Divine Right of Infant Baptism.
Dillingham, William H. A Discourse on the Advantages of the Study of Natural Science. December 5, 1835.
Durfee, Reverend. A Sermon. June 12, 1839.
Dwight, Timothy. The Dignity and Excellence of the Gospel Illustrated in a Discourse at the Ordination of Reverend Nathaniel W. Taylor.
Emerson, George B. What We Owe to Louis Agassiz as a Teacher. January 7, 1874.
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Green, Samuel A. Remarks on Benjamin Tompson’s Elegy on John Woodmancy and Ezekiel Cheever.
Greene, William B. Critical Comments upon Certain Special Passages in the Introductory Portion of Dr. Edwards and H. Charles’ Book on “Sex in Education.”
Hale, Reverend Benjamin. A Sermon Preached at the Opening of the Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church. September 8, 1830.
Jebb, John. A Charge. Delivered to the Clergy of the Diocese of Limerick. June 19, 1823.
Kraitser, Charles. Significance of the Alphabet.
Magill, Edward H. An Address upon the Co-Education of the Sexes.
Mann, Horace. Letter to the Reverend Matthew Hale Smith.
May, Samuel Joseph. In Memoriam.
McFarland, A.S.A. Sermon at the Ordination of Reverend Nathan Lord. May 22, 1816.
McKenzie, Alexander. Dignity of the Ministerial Office. May 28, 1866.
Munsel, H. English Grammar, Made Easy by the Means of a New and Improved Grammatical Chart.
Murray, Daniel. The Miraculous Cure of Mrs. Mary Stuart. Pastoral Address to the Catholic Clergy and Laity. c1823.
Parker, Joel. Letters to Reverend Henry M. Dexter and to Reverend Leonard Bacon. c1863.
Porter, Ebenezer. A Sermon. October 4, 1820.
Quincy, Josiah. The Memory of the Late James Grahame.
Rantoul. Remarks on Education.
Reed, Sampson. Observations on the Growth of the Mind.
Ruschenberger, W.S.W. A Notice of the Origin, Progress, and Present Condition of the Academy of Natural Sciences. February 10, 1852.
Sargent, Epes. The Critic Criticized: A Reply to a Review of Webster’s System. June 1856. 41/2/53 30
Schell, A. The Will of Stephen Girard. January 28, 1884.
Smith, Worthington. Popular Instruction and its Relation to the Higher Institutions of Learning.
Swan, William D. The Critic Criticized and Worcester Vindicated Consistency of a Review of an Article. c1860.
Webber, G.N. The Bible and the Public Schools. April 15, 1870.
Whitting, Reverend Layman. Address before the Society for the Promotion of Collegiate and Theological Education of the West. May 30, 1855.
Wickham, Joseph D. Discourse at the Funeral of Reverend Dr. Jackson. October 18, 1842.
Wickham, Joseph D. A Discourse Commemorative of William A. Burcham. May 11, 1860.
Worester, Joseph, Converse, Sherman, Jinks, Hickly, and Swan. A Summary of the Charges with their Refutations in Attacks upon Noah Webster.
TITLES (A-Z), 1891
A Dissertation on Employing Emulation to Encourage Literary Excellence.
An American Tract for Times.
Import Duties from Mexico. Bulletin No. 5. May 1891.
Los Tres Dias Grandes de Francia.
Obituary Notice of Professor Peck.
Observations on the Importance of Greek Literature and the Best Method of Studying the Classics.
A True Picture; College Discipline.