American Eloquence: A Collection of Speeches and Addresses, by the Most Eminent Orators of America, Τόμος 1 |
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Joseph , after finishing the usual preparatory studies at the grammar - school of
his native town , entered Harvard College in 1755 , where he sustained the
character of a youth of fine understanding , independent deportment , and
generous ...
Joseph , after finishing the usual preparatory studies at the grammar - school of
his native town , entered Harvard College in 1755 , where he sustained the
character of a youth of fine understanding , independent deportment , and
generous ...
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In 1760 he entered the Freshman class of King ' s ( now Columbia ) College ,
where he applied himself with resolution and ... On the fifteenth of May , 1764 , Mr
. Jay graduated with the highest honors of his class , and two weeks after ,
entered ...
In 1760 he entered the Freshman class of King ' s ( now Columbia ) College ,
where he applied himself with resolution and ... On the fifteenth of May , 1764 , Mr
. Jay graduated with the highest honors of his class , and two weeks after ,
entered ...
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Entering the sophomore class of the College at Princeton , and perfecting his
course with diligence and honor , he graduated in ... Early in 1772 , Mr . Ramsay
graduated Bachelor of Physic , and immediately entered upon the practice of his
...
Entering the sophomore class of the College at Princeton , and perfecting his
course with diligence and honor , he graduated in ... Early in 1772 , Mr . Ramsay
graduated Bachelor of Physic , and immediately entered upon the practice of his
...
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