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... Transylvania as a hotbed of aristocracy . He advocated the state's spending less money on this institution and more on the establishment of a common school system . Desha's remarks doubtless would have been weighty had they not been ill ...
... Transylvania as a hotbed of aristocracy . He advocated the state's spending less money on this institution and more on the establishment of a common school system . Desha's remarks doubtless would have been weighty had they not been ill ...
Page 327
... Transylvania University . At Transylvania University , chairs of law and medicine were established . Honorable George Nicholas was ap- pointed Professor of Law , and Samuel Brown and Frederick Ridgely were made Professors of Surgery ...
... Transylvania University . At Transylvania University , chairs of law and medicine were established . Honorable George Nicholas was ap- pointed Professor of Law , and Samuel Brown and Frederick Ridgely were made Professors of Surgery ...
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Thomas Dionysius Clark. Transylvania College : donation of public funds to , 311 restoration of title of , 515 Transylvania Company , 60-63 , 88 Transylvania Journal of Medicine , 359 Transylvania Medical School , 378 Transylvanian , 359 ...
Thomas Dionysius Clark. Transylvania College : donation of public funds to , 311 restoration of title of , 515 Transylvania Company , 60-63 , 88 Transylvania Journal of Medicine , 359 Transylvania Medical School , 378 Transylvanian , 359 ...
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