دانلود کتاب From Crisis to Crisis: American College Government, 1636–1819

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CONTENTS\nPREFACE\nACKNOWLEDGMENTS\nI. Schools of the Reformation in the New World\n1. A PROVINCIAL SCHOOL IN THE WILDERNESS\n2. HARVARD COLLEGE: THE NEW WORLD’S OLDEST CORPORATION\n3. THE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY\n4. CONNECTICUT’S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL\n5. THE TRIUMPH OF EXTERNAL GOVERNMENT\nII. Cultural Pluralism and the Great Awakening\n6. YALE COLLEGE AND THE AWAKENING\n7. COLLEGE FOUNDING IN THE MIDDLE COLONIES\n8. A COLLEGE FOR NEW YORK\n9. AUTOCRACY IN CONNECTICUT AND PLURALISM IN RHODE ISLAND\n10. THE AMERICAN PROVINCIAL COLLEGE\nIII. From the Revolution to the Dartmouth College Case\n11. WAR AND REVOLUTION\n12. THE BIRTH OF THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY\n13. THE PEOPLE VERSUS THE COLLEGES\n14. THE PRIVATE COLLEGES\n15. STATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES\n16. NOVUS ORDO COLLEGIORUM\n17. DARTMOUTH COLLEGE: THE SUPREME COURT SPEAKS\nAPPENDIX A. The Fifty-Two Degree-Granting Institutions of Higher Learning Chartered between 1636 and 1820. (An asterisk indicates that by 1820 there was no report of the institution\'s existence as a college; “n. a.” indicates that information is not available.)\nAPPENDIX B. Number of Earned First Degrees Awarded by American Colleges and Universities, 1642–1820\nNOTES\nINDEX