Title: Student notes of Henry Sigourney,
Authors: Sigourney, Henry, 1831-1873
Year: 1848
Subjects: Sigourney, Henry,; Harvard University Students.; Harvard College (1780- ).; Harvard University Curricula; Harvard University Alumni and alumnae.; College students Massachusetts Cambridge.; Education New England
Abstract: The collection documents a small part of the studies of Henry Sigourney at Harvard College in the early nineteenth century. The collection contains a draft of a college theme entitled, "Self inflicted and bodily torments as moral preventatives or remedies;" mathematical and geometry exercises; a note from the Harvard Steward's office indicating that Sigourney was admitted to the sophomore class; Sigourney's notes on corporations and the law of contracts; notes and coursework on Greek, Latin, and German; and weekly reports listing Sigourney's interim grades in Italian, rhetoric, Latin, Greek, declamation, themes, natural history, mathematics, and French.