The Agricultural College of Pennsylvania Embracing a Succinct History of Agric
The Agricultural College of Pennsylvania Embracing a Succinct History of Agric
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FACULTY FOR 1860.
At the nineteenth meeting of the Board of Trustees, held at the College, December 7th, 1859, the following faculty were nominated, and instructions given to pre- pare the first annual catalogue.
EVAN PUGH, Ph. D. & F. C. S. , President.
DAVID WILSON, A. M. , Vice President.
WM. G. WARING, General Superintendent of the Hor- ticultural Department.
J. S. WHITMAN, A. M. , Professor of Botany.
R. C. ALLISON, A. M. , Professor of English Literature.
In view of the financial affairs ...of the Board, and the unfinished state of the building, the Rev. Thomas P. Hunt was appointed to solicit donations for the College. Mr. Hunt entered upon his duties with characteristic earnestness, but it was soon found that the country had not yet sufficiently recovered from the financial crisis of 1857, OF PENNSYLVANIA. 39 to make it possible to raise money in this way, and the project was soon abandoned.
The Session of 1859 closed about the middle of De- cember, and the Trustees then thought that the success which had attended the effort under the difficulties, met in making it, would induce the Legislature to afford means to complete the buildings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FACULTY FOR 1860.
At the nineteenth meeting of the Board of Trustees, held at the College, December 7th, 1859, the following faculty were nominated, and instructions given to pre- pare the first annual catalogue.
EVAN PUGH, Ph. D. & F. C. S. , President.
DAVID WILSON, A. M. , Vice President.
WM. G. WARING, General Superintendent of the Hor- ticultural Department.
J. S. WHITMAN, A. M. , Professor of Botany.
R. C. ALLISON, A. M. , Professor of English Literature.
In view of the financial affairs ...of the Board, and the unfinished state of the building, the Rev. Thomas P. Hunt was appointed to solicit donations for the College. Mr. Hunt entered upon his duties with characteristic earnestness, but it was soon found that the country had not yet sufficiently recovered from the financial crisis of 1857, OF PENNSYLVANIA. 39 to make it possible to raise money in this way, and the project was soon abandoned.
The Session of 1859 closed about the middle of De- cember, and the Trustees then thought that the success which had attended the effort under the difficulties, met in making it, would induce the Legislature to afford means to complete the buildings.
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