The Encyclopedia Americana, Volume 7Grolier, 1988 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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Page 239
... agricultural and mechanical colleges for Negroes ( one of which has since voluntarily re- linquished its land - grant status ) were established in the Southern states . The Second Morrill Act . This act authorized continuing federal ...
... agricultural and mechanical colleges for Negroes ( one of which has since voluntarily re- linquished its land - grant status ) were established in the Southern states . The Second Morrill Act . This act authorized continuing federal ...
Page 600
... Agricultural College . Women students were admitted in the same year . The college subsequently became known as Connecticut Agricultural College ( 1899 ) , Connecticut State College ( 1933 ) , and the University of Connecticut ( 1939 ) ...
... Agricultural College . Women students were admitted in the same year . The college subsequently became known as Connecticut Agricultural College ( 1899 ) , Connecticut State College ( 1933 ) , and the University of Connecticut ( 1939 ) ...
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... agricultural co- operatives , begun in 1913 and completed in 1915 , showed that there were 5,424 cooperatives serving about 651,000 members and handling about $ 636 million worth of business annually . From 1915 to 1930 , the movement ...
... agricultural co- operatives , begun in 1913 and completed in 1915 , showed that there were 5,424 cooperatives serving about 651,000 members and handling about $ 636 million worth of business annually . From 1915 to 1930 , the movement ...
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