History of Higher Education in South Carolina, With a Sketch of the Free School System;
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was conferred from the beginning, and later that of M. A. was added. The usual honorary degrees were conferred, but not lavishly. That of LL. D. was given only nine times up to 1863,. and only to such men as Gessner Harrison, W. H. Trescott, and Joseph Ilenry.^ SCHOLARSHIPS.
The college was the work of the State, and looked to the State alone for aid. Its expenses have been met by State appropriations and tui- tion fees from the beginning; with but few exceptions, nothing has ever been received... from any other source. Some gentlemen have given their iW. J. Rivers, National Educational Association, 1876.
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was conferred from the beginning, and later that of M. A. was added. The usual honorary degrees were conferred, but not lavishly. That of LL. D. was given only nine times up to 1863,. and only to such men as Gessner Harrison, W. H. Trescott, and Joseph Ilenry.^ SCHOLARSHIPS.
The college was the work of the State, and looked to the State alone for aid. Its expenses have been met by State appropriations and tui- tion fees from the beginning; with but few exceptions, nothing has ever been received... from any other source. Some gentlemen have given their iW. J. Rivers, National Educational Association, 1876.
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