My Generation; An Autobiographical Interpretation
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No college or uni- versity may see fit to celebrate a like event in its history. We may have no occasion to repeat these observances under other conditions.
The relation of Mr. Webster to his College, his living and his posthumous relation, is unique. It is doubtful if the name of any educational institution in the land is so inseparably blended with the name of a graduate, or even of a founder, as is the name of Dartmouth with that of Daniel Webster. The story of the founding of this College b...y Eleazar Wheelock is a romance, the great educational romance of the eighteenth century. The story of its "refounding" by Daniel Webster is written in law, the law of the land since 1820. Had Mr. Webster died imme- diately after the Dartmouth College decision he would have left the College imbedded in the national life. The after years of his personal fame were of almost equal service to the College. His and speeches by Governor Jordan. Edwin Webster Sanborn, Esq., Judge David Cross, Dr. Edward Everett Hale, Senator Hoar of Massachusetts, and Chiet Justice Fuller.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No college or uni- versity may see fit to celebrate a like event in its history. We may have no occasion to repeat these observances under other conditions.
The relation of Mr. Webster to his College, his living and his posthumous relation, is unique. It is doubtful if the name of any educational institution in the land is so inseparably blended with the name of a graduate, or even of a founder, as is the name of Dartmouth with that of Daniel Webster. The story of the founding of this College b...y Eleazar Wheelock is a romance, the great educational romance of the eighteenth century. The story of its "refounding" by Daniel Webster is written in law, the law of the land since 1820. Had Mr. Webster died imme- diately after the Dartmouth College decision he would have left the College imbedded in the national life. The after years of his personal fame were of almost equal service to the College. His and speeches by Governor Jordan. Edwin Webster Sanborn, Esq., Judge David Cross, Dr. Edward Everett Hale, Senator Hoar of Massachusetts, and Chiet Justice Fuller.
What to read after My Generation; An Autobiographical Interpretation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tucker, William Jewett, 1839-1926 to read onlineMoreLess
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