Course of Studies at Annapolis College 1831
An 1831 prospectus outlines the college’s structure in Annapolis, detailing preparatory and college courses for Freshman to Senior classes, with Greek, Latin, mathematics, philosophy, rhetoric, and science. It describes exams, discipline, access to lectures, and the goal of broad liberal education for diverse denominations. It notes fixed vacations, expenses, and admission standards, plus honor codes and college governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordelius
ZEsop
Erasmus
César
Mair
Grammer
Folsom
Xenophon
Herodotus
Thucydides
Vorace
Virgil
Lysias
mosthenes
Isocrates
Memorabilia
Plato
Juvenal
Leveretts
Robinson
Legendre’s
Verence
Quintilian
drenx
Legendre
SUNIOR
Gréca Majora
United States
Butler
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Mary hand
Goviavons
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AG MAGRUDER Press
the
National Intelligencer
Washington
American
Baltimore
Toreh Light
Ingerstown
Gizette
Euston
Chronicle
Cambridge
Callege
Annapolis
Policies of the clan in the National Gazette and national press
The National Gazette’s address on political conditions is discussed in the National Intelligencer and Telegraphs. Articles attack factional plots within the Republican party, defend Andrew Jackson, and mock Calhoun and Virginia opposition. Newspapers publish polemics about Jackson’s leadership, Virginia politics, and alleged intrigues shaping 1825 politics.
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Globe
Telegraph
Mr. Van Buren
Van Buren
Calhoun
secretary of state
Jackson
the
National Gazette
United States
National Intelligencer
Washington ‘Telegraph
Pri
cen. Jackson
republican party
congress
house of representatives
Richmond
Virginia
Galehoun
general Jackson
U. S. Telegraph
Kendall
the Telegraph
N.Y. Courier and Enquirer
coalition
conegress
Maine
New
Vermont
New Jersey
Connecticut
union
republic
Tazewell
Tyler
Washington
Jefferson
Madison
senate
Hamlet
Dane
Adams
Clay
Webster
tariffmen
Andrew Jackson
Taterwell
state department
gen. Jackson
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OGDEN NILES
Patrick-streeta
HERALD
FREDERICK-TOWN
Communications, &c
W.D. JENKS
Frederick
ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE
HECTOR HUMPHREYS
a Me PRINCIPSI
EDWARD SPARKS
THOMAS FE. SUDLER
A. M
JOHN DECKER
CHARLES T. FLUSSER
Tacitus
Conick
Agricola
Lee
Scirens
Viston
Jean
Portio
mate
N.Y. Mirror
My. trovert
corr
Telegra Blair
uttarl Kendall
U. S
Atmos Kendall & Cov
New York Courier