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In 1898, Bivins was named the first headmaster of the newly-established Trinity Park School, a college preparatory (...)

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He attended the Institute for Colored Youth, Brown Preparatory School, and the Pennsylvania Museum and School of (...)

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Duke University traces its origins to a small school that opened in 1838 in Randolph County, North Carolina.

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Duke initially pledged his fortune to Princeton University, if the school would change its name to Duke University.

Metamorphoses: Books 6-10. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1972. Print.  See above. 28.

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“I am delighted that my collection will be available to students, scholars and the community at Duke University, a great teaching and (...)

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[Reward of merit for neatness and order given to Mary Morgan] · Duke University Library Exhibits Skip to main content Skip to (...)

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Elizabeth Cady Stanton was educated at the Troy Female Seminary, although Willard did not support the suffrage movement. The school (...)

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Woodbridge, and Emma Willard, of which, the second book is entitled "The rudiments of geography," the third book, "Universal (...)

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Cooke & Co., 1826 Description: Following her husband’s financial losses, historian, educator, and writer Emma Willard established a boarding (...)

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