The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16

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nathan DicNlnson' Massac nussetts-
ceeded by the Rev Aoro7 Rn~r fs+he- ~
the aaron Burr who killed Alexander
Hamilton in a duel.
Both Dr. Dickinson and DIT. Burr were
friends of one David Brainerd. a Con-
necticut boy. who was expelled from
Yale In 174l- HIS expulsion unquestion-
ably stimulated the activity OF his friends.
Dickinson and Burr and FASTENED Prince
toms birth. Brainerd criticised Yale
tutor who had made an unusually pa
thetical' religious exhortation before the
Yale students. After he had finished and
LETT the room Bratnerd remarked.
nat man has no more chance for
Divine grace than the chair he sat in"
Imagine the expulsion ~ a student from
Yale to-day because he questioned an ex-
hort"rS chances ~ gaining Paradise.
Brainerd spent his later years as mis-
slonary % the Indians
lnti the civil War Princeton next TO
the University % Virginia. was more popu-
lar with the south than any other college.
ne war ruined most OF the planters.
n"WeNe' ana tney could no logger sup
i,'' l'"C'''" az OF ola. rms crippled
,-'r '''e-" a-." llS "lscNhtlnuahce seemed
5-'''-...'-"' "c" ,"e NeN- III Joseph L.
's'',' "t o'""HiN" a princeton alum
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The remote beginnings Of the University
OF Pennsylvania may be traced back to
the charity schools founded in PhiladeI-
Qhia In 1910.
a Boston born. self-educated pri7'-r
named BENJAMIN Franklin. living IN Phil
adelph.a. had been studying the problem
or how best 20 educate the youth Of the
town ever since his arrival there in 1719
/ but he was able 90 accomplish little until
/ l'4s Inen' with others be helped found
/ 'ne fennsyVania Academy It's first head
was ut Wlham smith, under the title
/ oi provost Its sessions We're first held in
/ q private u"'lIlhs. nut IN l'ol the school
/ VS. Ie'loIt" 10 great meeting mouse.
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