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... College . - The first senior Class , comprising Mr. J. H. F. Evans , graduated with honor at the close of the last academical year . His record during his whole College course shows that , if the class had been more numerous , his com ...
... College . - The first senior Class , comprising Mr. J. H. F. Evans , graduated with honor at the close of the last academical year . His record during his whole College course shows that , if the class had been more numerous , his com ...
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... College for material aid . THOMAS HILL . I concur entirely with President Hill . ANDREW P. PEABODY . I heartily concur in the circular of the Trustees in behalf of the College in Liberia , having had a good opportunity from my ...
... College for material aid . THOMAS HILL . I concur entirely with President Hill . ANDREW P. PEABODY . I heartily concur in the circular of the Trustees in behalf of the College in Liberia , having had a good opportunity from my ...
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... colleges Africa may yet require to place her in the sisterhood of nations . We may not dot her hills and valleys with school houses . But we can give her one college , plant for her the first germ of Christian education . We may open ...
... colleges Africa may yet require to place her in the sisterhood of nations . We may not dot her hills and valleys with school houses . But we can give her one college , plant for her the first germ of Christian education . We may open ...
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