Blount College and the University of Tennessee: An Historical Address Delivered Before the Alumni Association and Members of the University of Tennessee, by Edward T. Sanford, A. M., June 12th, 1894University, 1894 - 119 pages |
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Page 11
... Knoxville , whose character is said to have won for him the cognomen of " the just , ” had laid off the sixty- four lots comprising the original town , the Territorial Assembly met in its first regular session at Knoxville , the session ...
... Knoxville , whose character is said to have won for him the cognomen of " the just , ” had laid off the sixty- four lots comprising the original town , the Territorial Assembly met in its first regular session at Knoxville , the session ...
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... Knoxville pioneer , who , according to Colonel W. A. Henderson , suggested the design for our Great Seal of State , and George Roulstone , deserv- ing of immortality as proprietor and editor of the first newspaper published in Tennessee ...
... Knoxville pioneer , who , according to Colonel W. A. Henderson , suggested the design for our Great Seal of State , and George Roulstone , deserv- ing of immortality as proprietor and editor of the first newspaper published in Tennessee ...
Page 117
... Knoxville.— From photograph taken from northwest corner , in 1894. This was the first church established in Knoxville . In the graveyard are buried many of the early Trustees of the University , and persons prominent in the history of ...
... Knoxville.— From photograph taken from northwest corner , in 1894. This was the first church established in Knoxville . In the graveyard are buried many of the early Trustees of the University , and persons prominent in the history of ...
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