The History of Harvard University, Том 2John Owen, 1840 - 612 страница |
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... Thomas Hollis . - His Services to the College.- Connexion between the College and the Inhabitants of the First Parish of Cambridge , for Public Worship . A new Congregational Church built . Death and Character of Henry Flynt and of ...
... Thomas Hollis . - His Services to the College.- Connexion between the College and the Inhabitants of the First Parish of Cambridge , for Public Worship . A new Congregational Church built . Death and Character of Henry Flynt and of ...
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... Thomas Danforth . · Eliakim Hutchinson . -Thomas Hutchinson . Paul Dudley . William Dummer . John Alford . Samuel Epes . - Thomas Hancock.- Timothy Hollis . — Thomas Hollis , the third Benefactor of that Name . - · - - - ―― - ― 103 123 ...
... Thomas Danforth . · Eliakim Hutchinson . -Thomas Hutchinson . Paul Dudley . William Dummer . John Alford . Samuel Epes . - Thomas Hancock.- Timothy Hollis . — Thomas Hollis , the third Benefactor of that Name . - · - - - ―― - ― 103 123 ...
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... Thomas Danforth , John Richards , Samuel Nowell , Thomas Brattle , William Brattle , John White , Edward Hutchinson , Thomas Hubbard , John Hancock , Ebenezer Storer . - Their Accounts . - Amount of Funds of the College , accumulated ...
... Thomas Danforth , John Richards , Samuel Nowell , Thomas Brattle , William Brattle , John White , Edward Hutchinson , Thomas Hubbard , John Hancock , Ebenezer Storer . - Their Accounts . - Amount of Funds of the College , accumulated ...
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... Thomas Palmer ; Thomas Pownall ; James Bowdoin ; Samuel Shapleigh ; Thomas Brand - Hollis ; Israel Thorn- dike ; Jonathan Mason ; Moses Brown ; George Partridge ; Samuel Parkman ; Francis Parkman ; Thomas Cary ; George Chapman ; Timothy ...
... Thomas Palmer ; Thomas Pownall ; James Bowdoin ; Samuel Shapleigh ; Thomas Brand - Hollis ; Israel Thorn- dike ; Jonathan Mason ; Moses Brown ; George Partridge ; Samuel Parkman ; Francis Parkman ; Thomas Cary ; George Chapman ; Timothy ...
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... Thomas Hancock , of Boston . 484 496 496 497 499 500 504 XVIII . Vote of the Corporation on the Donations of Thomas Hancock and John Hancock . 505 XIX . Diploma conferring the Degree of Doctor of Laws on George Washington . 506 XX . The ...
... Thomas Hancock , of Boston . 484 496 496 497 499 500 504 XVIII . Vote of the Corporation on the Donations of Thomas Hancock and John Hancock . 505 XIX . Diploma conferring the Degree of Doctor of Laws on George Washington . 506 XX . The ...
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amount annual annuities APPENDIX appointed August 31 benefactors Benjamin board of Overseers books and philosophical Boston Bowdoin Boylston Cambridge CHAPTER Charles church committee Corporation Court death Divinity donation duties Ebenezer Francis Edward elected Eliot England erected established Francis funds Governor grant Harvard College Harvard Hall Hebrew Henry Flynt Hollis Holyoke honor hundred pounds Immediate Government income institution instruction instructors interest James James Bowdoin John Hancock John Lowell Joseph Joseph Story learning lectures legacy lege legislature letter Library Massachusetts Medical ment Nathaniel Bowditch nature Nicholas Boylston passed philosophical apparatus poration pounds sterling present President and Fellows principles Profes Professor Professorship Province received request resignation respect salary Samuel Samuel Dexter seminary Society spirit sterling Storer Theological School Thomas Thomas Hancock Thomas Hollis thousand dollars tion Treasurer Tutors University vote William Winthrop XXXV XXXVII
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