Address to the First Graduating Class of Rutgers Female College
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Excerpt from Address to the First Graduating Class of Rutgers Female CollegeIt has been my custom, to make a personal address to the members of each graduating class, as they have gone forth from the quiet of the school to the busy walks of life. My heart now impels me to follow this usage, but the change that has taken place in this institution, during the past year, seems to make appropriate to the present occasion, a few preliminary statements of my Views as to what is the true position of woman, and what should be her education. These are questions that deeply agitate the public mind. They...
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- ADDRESS
- FIRST GRADUATING CLASS
- Rutgers Female College;
- THE FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, (REV. DR. CROSBY'S),
- SABBATH EVENING, JUNE 2D, 1867.
- HENRY M. PIERCE, LL.D.,
- PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE.
- PUBLISHED BY REQUEST OF THE TRUSTEES.
- New York: AGATHYNIAN PRESS. 1867
- President's Address.
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