University of Georgia Charter and State Purpose
A lecture on the 1786 charter of the University of Georgia, its democratic aims, religious element in education, and the role of state responsibility. It traces the university’s origins, contrasts democratic and private systems, notes extension work, district schools, and the Georgia Spirit. It ends with a call to patriotism and service to the state.
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Sassooa
Moses
University of
Egypt
Daniel
Babylon
Paul
Taraus
Harvard College
State University of Georgia
State University
Thomas Jefferson
University of Virginia
Virginia
Colonies
American Union
Georgia
Senate
New England
Massachusetts
College of Agriculture
Abraham Baldwin
Brotherhood of
Map
The
Eee
Filla
Stephensen
Cobbs
Andrew Adgate Lipscomb
Arty Chalged
Alabama
North
Rich University of the State
Georgia Spirit
Miter
Central Board of Trustees
North Georgian Agricultural College
Dahlonega
Mint
Technological School
Atlanta
Th Girls Normal and Industrial School
Milledgeville
Geesarees
Augusta
Ib Vila
Tibachoci
Association of Medical Colleges
Griffin
Agricultural College
Valdosta
South Georgia
Cenars
Savannah
Georgia Industrial College
Joseph 8. Stewart
University
Ateet Coat
South Geor
United States
Barrow
New York
School of Technology
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