Old Kenyon & Lincoln's Kenyon men
By: by Peter W. Dickson
Publisher: Printing Arts Press
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Mount Vernon, Ohio
Language: eng
Number of pages: 145
Subjects: History; Biography; Politics and government; Kenyon College
Other titles: Old Kenyon and Lincoln's Kenyon men
Notes: Includes bibliographical references ( p. 121-123).
Table of contents: title: Quotes from Lincoln, Davis and Matthews; title: Introduction; title: Part one, a perception of antiquity; title: When did Old Kenyon become "old"?; title: Part two, Lincoln's Kenyon men; title: Lincoln and Philander before the bar; title: Lincoln's first Kenyon men, David Davis and Columbus Delano; title: Lincoln's rivals, Edwin Stanton and Salmon Chase; title: Holding the union together, Stanton and Henry Winter Davis; title: Kenyon presidents in wartime, Andrews and McIlvaine; title: Kenyon College during the Civil War; title: Lincoln's demise and Stanton's return to Kenyon; title: Part three, Kenyon College after the Civil War; title: Kenyon and the notorious Hayes-Tilden election of 1876; title: Gambier address, Matthews' reply to Lincoln (1880); title: Carnegie honors Stanton at Kenyon (1906); title: Peirce and Kenyon's icon, Stanton or Hayes?; title: Longest civil war and Peirce's golden southerner; title: Epilogue, historical amnesia and Kenyon's reinvention after 1929; title: Appendix, Old Kenyon & midwestern demography; title: Endnotes; title: Bibliography; title: Photographs & illustrations; title: Acknowledgements.