The founding of Harvard College
By: by Samuel Eliot Morison
Series: Tercentennial history of Harvard College and University, 1636-1936
Publisher: Harvard University Press
Published: 1963
Place of publication: Cambridge
Language: eng
Number of pages: 472
Subjects: History; Universities and colleges; Biography; Harvard University; University of Cambridge
Notes: "English university men who emigrated to New England before 1646": p. [359]-410.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The origin of universities; title: The medieval university at work and play; title: Cambridge, the Renaissance, and the Puritans; title: Cambridge : the arts course, 1600-1640; title: The founders and their colleges : Trinity; title: Emmanuel College and John Harvard, 1584-1635; title: Other founders and their colleges; title: The universities of Oxford and of Dublin; title: The Scottish universities, 1574-1640; title: The universities of the Netherlands, 1575-1640; title: The founding of New England; title: The founding of Harvard College; title: Dux femina facti; title: "The Colledg is ordered to bee at Newetowne"; title: The College opened, 1637-1638; title: John Harvard; title: A school of Tyrannus, 1638-1639; title: Dunster takes hold; title: "A prity library begune"; title: The "Old College"; title: The quest for revenue, 1640-1650; title: Government by president and overseers; title: Appendices. The student universities of Bologna, Spain, and Spanish America; title: English University men who emigrated to New England before 1646; title: Was Harvard the earliest colonial college north of Mexico?; title: "New Englands first fruits"; title: Dunster's memorandum of December, 1653.