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As the president of Congress was a trustee of the college, and the presi- dent of the college had recently been a distinguished member of Congress, and as that body was holding its sessions in Nassau Hall, as an act of courtesy it adjourned to attend the annual commencement of that year. Upon the stage, besides the trustees and the graduating class, sat the Ministers of France and Holland, and the Commander-in-Chief of the American army.
The valedictorian on that occasion was Ashbel Green, afte...rward president of the college. He concluded his oration with an address to General Washington. Let the orator finish the story : " The General colored as I addressed him, for his modesty PRINCETON COLLEGE.
637 was among the qualities which so highly distinguished him. The next day as he was going to attend on a committee of Congress, he met me in one of the long entries of the college, stopped and took me by the hand, and complimented me on my address in language which I should lack his modesty if I repeated to you." At the time this paper was written, the oldest college graduate in the United States was the Honorable Elbert Herring of New York City, who took his degree in 1795.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As the president of Congress was a trustee of the college, and the presi- dent of the college had recently been a distinguished member of Congress, and as that body was holding its sessions in Nassau Hall, as an act of courtesy it adjourned to attend the annual commencement of that year. Upon the stage, besides the trustees and the graduating class, sat the Ministers of France and Holland, and the Commander-in-Chief of the American army.
The valedictorian on that occasion was Ashbel Green, afte...rward president of the college. He concluded his oration with an address to General Washington. Let the orator finish the story : " The General colored as I addressed him, for his modesty PRINCETON COLLEGE.
637 was among the qualities which so highly distinguished him. The next day as he was going to attend on a committee of Congress, he met me in one of the long entries of the college, stopped and took me by the hand, and complimented me on my address in language which I should lack his modesty if I repeated to you." At the time this paper was written, the oldest college graduate in the United States was the Honorable Elbert Herring of New York City, who took his degree in 1795.
What to read after Princeton College.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander, Samuel Davies, 1819-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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