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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... received the land charged with this trust . If , out of sympathy for the settlers or from practical difficulties , she chose to depart from the method of compliance provided , to the detri- ment of the colleges and academies , she was ...
... received the land charged with this trust . If , out of sympathy for the settlers or from practical difficulties , she chose to depart from the method of compliance provided , to the detri- ment of the colleges and academies , she was ...
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... received as her share of the Western lands 33,363 % acres , after the locators had received their portion , which was sold in 1834 for $ 1.00 an acre and interest , but from which the College eventually realized only $ 15,000.00 ...
... received as her share of the Western lands 33,363 % acres , after the locators had received their portion , which was sold in 1834 for $ 1.00 an acre and interest , but from which the College eventually realized only $ 15,000.00 ...
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... received the proceeds of her Western lands , partly by direct sales made by the University , and partly through the State govern- ment , receiving about $ 14,000 directly from the State of Tennessee ( almost the exact proportion coming ...
... received the proceeds of her Western lands , partly by direct sales made by the University , and partly through the State govern- ment , receiving about $ 14,000 directly from the State of Tennessee ( almost the exact proportion coming ...
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