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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... tion line . By virtue of this settlement Congress ceded to Ten- nessee , subject to certain claims reserved under the North Carolina cession , and to the lingering Indian titles , all the title of the United States to a magnificent ...
... tion line . By virtue of this settlement Congress ceded to Ten- nessee , subject to certain claims reserved under the North Carolina cession , and to the lingering Indian titles , all the title of the United States to a magnificent ...
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... tion that in that year 1825 , you shall have liberty to come to Eng- land , for which reasonable time shall be allowed , so as to make your visit to Cambridge certain . You will be required not to teach a mere grammar school , but to ...
... tion that in that year 1825 , you shall have liberty to come to Eng- land , for which reasonable time shall be allowed , so as to make your visit to Cambridge certain . You will be required not to teach a mere grammar school , but to ...
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... tion is very tempting . I have no doubt that you have done right in leaving the college and setting up for yourself . They are troublesome places everywhere , and the pay is indifferent . They are just founding a new college at ...
... tion is very tempting . I have no doubt that you have done right in leaving the college and setting up for yourself . They are troublesome places everywhere , and the pay is indifferent . They are just founding a new college at ...
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