Address of Professor George Herbert Palmer Phd At the Charter Day Exercises
Address of Professor George Herbert Palmer Phd At the Charter Day Exercises
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It was with just such ideals as these that your fathers migrated to this splendid region. Such conceptions animated the noble Berkeley.
15 He accordingly left Ireland, went over to England once more, armed again with a letter from Swift. That letter from Swift so accurately describes the character of Berke- ley that I venture to read a portion of it. After some introductory words — the letter is addressed to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland — he goes on : " Your Excellency will be frighted when I... tell you that all this is but an introduc- tion, for I am only now to niention the gentleman's errand. He is an absolute philosopher with regard to money, titles, and power, and for three years past has been struck- with the notion of founding a university at Bermuda by a char- ter from the Crown. He has induced several of the hope- fullest young clergymen and others here to join him in a scheme for a life academico-philosophical in a college to be founded for Indian scholars and missionaries; where he most exorbitantly proposes a whole hundred pounds a year for himself, fifty pounds for a fellow and ten for a student.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was with just such ideals as these that your fathers migrated to this splendid region. Such conceptions animated the noble Berkeley.
15 He accordingly left Ireland, went over to England once more, armed again with a letter from Swift. That letter from Swift so accurately describes the character of Berke- ley that I venture to read a portion of it. After some introductory words — the letter is addressed to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland — he goes on : " Your Excellency will be frighted when I... tell you that all this is but an introduc- tion, for I am only now to niention the gentleman's errand. He is an absolute philosopher with regard to money, titles, and power, and for three years past has been struck- with the notion of founding a university at Bermuda by a char- ter from the Crown. He has induced several of the hope- fullest young clergymen and others here to join him in a scheme for a life academico-philosophical in a college to be founded for Indian scholars and missionaries; where he most exorbitantly proposes a whole hundred pounds a year for himself, fifty pounds for a fellow and ten for a student.
What to read after Address of Professor George Herbert Palmer Phd At the Charter Day Exercises?
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