The Encyclopedia Americana: The International Reference Work, Volume 7Americana Corporation, 1955 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... opened a Sunday school for Negroes . Lo- cal pressure forced the closing of the school , and in 1826 Coffin moved his family to Wayne County , Ind . , where he opened a country store . He took a leading part in the establishment of an ...
... opened a Sunday school for Negroes . Lo- cal pressure forced the closing of the school , and in 1826 Coffin moved his family to Wayne County , Ind . , where he opened a country store . He took a leading part in the establishment of an ...
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... opened as Vassar Female College in 1865 ; Wellesley College , Wellesley , Mass . , which opened in 1875 ; Smith College , North- ampton , Mass . , also in 1875 ; Bryn Mawr Col- lege , Bryn Mawr , Pa . , in 1885 ; and Mount Holyoke ...
... opened as Vassar Female College in 1865 ; Wellesley College , Wellesley , Mass . , which opened in 1875 ; Smith College , North- ampton , Mass . , also in 1875 ; Bryn Mawr Col- lege , Bryn Mawr , Pa . , in 1885 ; and Mount Holyoke ...
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... opened in 1902 as Simmons Female College and adopted its present name in 1915 ; Connecticut College for Women , New London , Conn . , was chartered in 1911 and opened in 1915 . More recent women's colleges include Sarah Lawrence College ...
... opened in 1902 as Simmons Female College and adopted its present name in 1915 ; Connecticut College for Women , New London , Conn . , was chartered in 1911 and opened in 1915 . More recent women's colleges include Sarah Lawrence College ...
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