History of Old Vincennes And Knox County Indiana volume 1
History of Old Vincennes And Knox County Indiana volume 1
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James' church. As a teacher, he was practical and progressive, a stern disciplinarian, and imparted instruction to his pupils in such a way that they absorbed and retained that which they were taught. He was ably assisted in his educational work by Prof. McKenney, a very eccentric man, whose knowledge of chemistry and mathematics was profound. The fact that none of Dr. Chapman's pupils, who applied for admission to the military and naval acade- mies, respectively, at West Point and Annapolis, e...ver failed to pass the exacting and rigid examinations of these institutions, speaks volumes in favor of the university as an educational institution, and Dr. Chapman as an educator. Among the students of the university — pupils of Chapman and McKenney — who became prominent in pro- fessional, commercial and military life, are Noble Judah, Chicago, well known bar- rister; John Judah. Lawyer, Indianapolis, and Samuel Judah. This city; J. P. L. Weems, Richard J. Greenhow, Charles G. McCord, Vincennes : William C.
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James' church. As a teacher, he was practical and progressive, a stern disciplinarian, and imparted instruction to his pupils in such a way that they absorbed and retained that which they were taught. He was ably assisted in his educational work by Prof. McKenney, a very eccentric man, whose knowledge of chemistry and mathematics was profound. The fact that none of Dr. Chapman's pupils, who applied for admission to the military and naval acade- mies, respectively, at West Point and Annapolis, e...ver failed to pass the exacting and rigid examinations of these institutions, speaks volumes in favor of the university as an educational institution, and Dr. Chapman as an educator. Among the students of the university — pupils of Chapman and McKenney — who became prominent in pro- fessional, commercial and military life, are Noble Judah, Chicago, well known bar- rister; John Judah. Lawyer, Indianapolis, and Samuel Judah. This city; J. P. L. Weems, Richard J. Greenhow, Charles G. McCord, Vincennes : William C.
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