Inauguration of Rev Jas Mcosh Dd Lld As President of Princeton College
Inauguration of Rev Jas Mcosh Dd Lld As President of Princeton College
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We ear- nestly desire, tiierefore, that all departments of knowledy:e em- braced in the curriculum of such an institution, should be here so cultivated as to secure the highest measure of mental culture, the richest stores of acquired knowledge, and the formation of the best habits for future study and future action.
One sentence more. We earnestly desire that the governing princi[)le in this institution should be love ; that the teachers may love the students and the students love their teache...rs ; that these young men may be led by the cords of affection into the ways of oi'der, self-control and diliger. Ce.
It is with the confident hojie of seeing these ends accom- plished wpe:ly estimated and ap- preciated. Brought into existence at a period anterior to the Ui^voliiiion, her history duriniir the years of that n emorable contest is inseparably in- terwoven and intertwinnd with tlie history of the country. At the I'reakmg out of the Revolution, her graduates, numbered but four hundred and eighty-three, a large proportion of whom with many of the students iii at- tendance, passed from her walls to the niiks of the Revolutionary army ; and not one single instance can be discovered, after the closest sciuiiny, of any one sou of the college, during that eventful struggle, having proved recreant or apostate to the cause of lib/^rty and the country : while their blood moisteufd every battle fit-Id, 'roni Quebec to Savannah.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We ear- nestly desire, tiierefore, that all departments of knowledy:e em- braced in the curriculum of such an institution, should be here so cultivated as to secure the highest measure of mental culture, the richest stores of acquired knowledge, and the formation of the best habits for future study and future action.
One sentence more. We earnestly desire that the governing princi[)le in this institution should be love ; that the teachers may love the students and the students love their teache...rs ; that these young men may be led by the cords of affection into the ways of oi'der, self-control and diliger. Ce.
It is with the confident hojie of seeing these ends accom- plished wpe:ly estimated and ap- preciated. Brought into existence at a period anterior to the Ui^voliiiion, her history duriniir the years of that n emorable contest is inseparably in- terwoven and intertwinnd with tlie history of the country. At the I'reakmg out of the Revolution, her graduates, numbered but four hundred and eighty-three, a large proportion of whom with many of the students iii at- tendance, passed from her walls to the niiks of the Revolutionary army ; and not one single instance can be discovered, after the closest sciuiiny, of any one sou of the college, during that eventful struggle, having proved recreant or apostate to the cause of lib/^rty and the country : while their blood moisteufd every battle fit-Id, 'roni Quebec to Savannah.
What to read after Inauguration of Rev Jas Mcosh Dd Lld As President of Princeton College?
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