TABLE XII.-Two hundred communities having the largest number of negro inhabitants in 1900, arranged in the order of the number of such inhabitants. EDUCATION REPORT, 1902. TABLE XII.-Two hundred communities having the largest number of negro inhabitants in 1900, arranged in the order of the number of such inhabitants-Con tinued. Richmond, Ky Quincy, Ill 1.789 2.029 Canton, Miss Dyersburg, Tenn 1,778 1,985 Cuthbert, Ga. Cordele, Ga 1.771 1.973 Berkley, Va. Texarkana, Tex 1.770 1.964 Calvert, Tex Cambridge, Md 1.764 1.958 Longview, Tex 1,761 Florence, Ala 1,952 Crowley, Tex Donaldsonville, La. 1.759 1.851 Tallahassee, Fla. 1.755 Chester, S. C 1,931 Greenville, Tex Marietta, Ga 1,751 1,928 Anderson, S. C 1.744 Aberdeen, Miss 1.924 St. Augustine, Fia Danville, Va 1.75 1,913 Lagrange, Ga Fernandina, Fla 1.725 1.902 Demopolis, Ala. 1.713 Greenwood, Miss 1,884 Rockhill, S. C.. Plaquemine, La.. 1,706 1.869 Dawson, Ga 1.702 Newberry, S. C 1.861 Union. S. C Palatka, Fla. 1.701 1,810 Gainesville, Fla. Union Springs. Ala 1.695 1,803 Hattiesburg, Miss. 1,687 CHAPTER XIX. FOREIGN UNIVERSITIES AND OTHER FOREIGN INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION. I. Universities arranged according to date of founding. II. Other seats of learning arranged according to date of founding. III. Universities, etc., arranged according to number of students. IV. The same arranged alphabetically. V. Universities arranged according to countries. VI. Polytechnica arranged alphabetically. VII. Agricultural, forestry, and mining schools arranged alphabetically. INTRODUCTION. The author of "Minerva, Jahrbuch der Universtäten der Welt" (K. Trübner), which is the chief source of information offered in the following lists, says that he has submitted his work at various stages of completion to different professors of the countries mentioned, so that he is assured that his decision as to which of the learned institutions of the world should be regarded as universities is upheld by the most trustworthy authority. He describes his Jahrbuch as a collection of names of teaching bodies, of universities, or similar institutions of the world. Since Volume 2 of this Report of the Commissioner of Education contains direct information concerning the higher institutions of learning in the United States, they have been omitted from the following lists, which are devoted exclusively to foreign institutions: 820 Date of foun EDUCATION REPORT, 1902. I. Foreign universities arranged according to age-Continued. Locality. dation. Date of foundation. Fifteenth century-Continued. Locality. Eighteenth century-Continued. Cadiz, Spain. Moscow, Russia. Münster, Prussia, Germany. 1779 Palermo, Sicily, Italy. 1784 Lemberg, Galicia, Austria. Pressburg, Hungary. 1788 1474 Saragossa, Spain. Grosswardein, Hungary. 1798 1477 Upsala, Sweden. Kazan, Russia, Theological College. 1477 Tübingen, Wurttemberg, Germany. 1478 Copenhagen, Denmark. Nineteenth century. 1494 Aberdeen, Scotland. 1800 Edinburgh, Scotland, Medical College. Lille, France. 1504 Santiago, Spain. 1808 Lyon, France. 1506 Breslau, Prussia, Germany (1702). 1808 1508 Madrid, Spain. 1809 1527 Marburg, Prussia, Germany. Berlin, Prussia, Germany. 1811 1531 Granada, Spain. 1531 1537 Lausanne, Switzerland. Sarospatak, Hungary. 1549 Macerata, Italy. 1514 Konigsberg. Prussia, Germany. 1549 Debreczin, Hungary, Theological Col 1815 1548 Messina, Sicily, Italy. lege. 1556 Sassari, Italy. 1558 Jena, Thuringia, Germany. 1559 Geneva, Switzerland. 1566 Olmütz, Moravia, Austria. 1567 Strassburg, Alsace, Germany. 1827 1568 Braunsberg, Prussia, Germany. 1827 1572 Nancy, France. 1828 1575 Leyden, Netherlands. 1580 Oviedo, Spain. 1832 1582 Rome, Italy (Pontif.). 1832 1832 Gratz, Styria, Austria. Dublin, Ireland. 1596 Cagliari, Italy. 1834 1834 Seventeenth century. 1836 1837 Athens, Greece. 1838 1840 1614 Groningen, Netherlands. 1632 Salzburg, Austria. 1632 Amsterdam, Netherlands. 162 Dorpat, Russia. 1845 166 Utrecht, Netherlands. 1640 Helsingfors, Finland, Russia. 1849 Algiers, Algeria. 1647 Bamberg, Bavaria, Germany. 1850 1657 Kaschau, Hungary. Sydney, Australia. 1851 1665 Kiel, Prussia, Germany. Manchester (Victoria University), England. 1666 Lund, Sweden. 1851 Newcastle, England. 1671 Urbino, Italy. 1853 1673 Innspruck, Tyrol, Austria. 1857 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Calcutta, India. 1676 Eperies, Hungary. 1857 Madras, India. 1683 Modena, Italy. 1857 Bombay, India. 1858 Lisbon, Portugal. Eighteenth century. 1860 Jassy, Roumania. 1862 Kecskemet, Hungary. 1864 Bucharest, Roumania. Indies. 1865 Odessa, Russia. 1721 Habana, Cuba. 18:6 Neuchâtel, Switzerland. 17:22 Dijon, France. 1868 Tokyo, Japan. 1727 Camerino, Italy. 1870 1737 Ratisbon, Germany, Theological Ly 1872 New Zealand, New Zealand. Aberystwith, Wales. ceum. 1737 Göttingen, Prussia, Germany. 1740 Erlau, Hungary. 1743 Erlangen, Bavaria, Germany. 1743 Santiago, Chile. 1874 1875 1872 Adelaide, Australia. 1872 Klausenburg, Hungary, 1873 Cape Town, South Africa. Agram, Croatia, Hungary. Angers, France. Date of foun dation. I. Foreign universities arranged according to age—Continued. 1875 Lille (Faculté Libre), France. 1875 Lyon (Faculté Libre), France. 1875 Czernowitz, Bukowina, Austria. 1875 Birmingham, England. 1876 Bristol, England. 1888 1876 Montevideo, Uruguay. 1889 1876 Montreal, Canada, Université La 1891 val de Quebeck. 1892 1877 Leeds, England. 1897 1877 Liverpool, England. 1901 1878 Stockholm, Sweden. 1901 1879 Sheffield (Firth College), England. 1880 Amsterdam, Netherlands, Free Uni Sophia, Bulgaria. Freiburg, Switzerland. Gottenborg, Sweden. Bello Horisonte, Brazil. Cologne, Prussia, Germany. Frankfort, Prussia, Germany. Date not known. Belgrade, Servia. Limoges, France. Marseille, France. Montauban, France. Cordoba, Argentina. Buenos Ayres, Argentina. II. Other higher seats of learning arranged according to age. Locality. |