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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... hope of improving my fortune , and the ambi- tion , which I hope is a laudable one , of rising in my profession . In truth the latter is almost my only motive for entering into the pro- fession , as I am well acquainted with the ...
... hope of improving my fortune , and the ambi- tion , which I hope is a laudable one , of rising in my profession . In truth the latter is almost my only motive for entering into the pro- fession , as I am well acquainted with the ...
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... hope for yourself too . Still it is a hardship to be driven away from a country which has many natural advantages , for I consider a large part of the Atlantic Southern states as one of the best parts of our globe . I am not sure that I ...
... hope for yourself too . Still it is a hardship to be driven away from a country which has many natural advantages , for I consider a large part of the Atlantic Southern states as one of the best parts of our globe . I am not sure that I ...
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... hope you are now quite restored , but remember that we cannot work as much as we did some years back . I had a dreadful cold this spring . It only laid me up two days , but it left me with a cough , of which I shall always feel the ...
... hope you are now quite restored , but remember that we cannot work as much as we did some years back . I had a dreadful cold this spring . It only laid me up two days , but it left me with a cough , of which I shall always feel the ...
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