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If tbe Nora ment of the province should please , but to such persons as he named
and appointed , viz . the persons whom ... The charter , or letters patent , then
proceed to create such a corporation , and to appoint twelve persons to constitute
it ...
If tbe Nora ment of the province should please , but to such persons as he named
and appointed , viz . the persons whom ... The charter , or letters patent , then
proceed to create such a corporation , and to appoint twelve persons to constitute
it ...
Page 119
Lord Holt concludes his whole argument by again repeating , that that college
was a private corporation , and that the founder had a right to appoint a visitor ,
and to give him such power as he saw fit . * The learned Bishop Stillingfleet's ...
Lord Holt concludes his whole argument by again repeating , that that college
was a private corporation , and that the founder had a right to appoint a visitor ,
and to give him such power as he saw fit . * The learned Bishop Stillingfleet's ...
Page 129
The professors are not necessarily members of the corporation ; but they are
appointed by the trustees , are removable only by them , and have fixed salaries
payable out of the general funds of the college .-- Both president and professors ...
The professors are not necessarily members of the corporation ; but they are
appointed by the trustees , are removable only by them , and have fixed salaries
payable out of the general funds of the college .-- Both president and professors ...
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Discourse delivered at Plymouth in Commemoration of the first Settlement | 25 |
DISCOURSE in Commemoration of the Lives and Services of John Adams | 71 |
Speech delivered at a Meeting of Citizens of Boston held in Faneuil Hall | 97 |
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