History of Higher Education in Kentucky
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The slov/ growth in the number of students may be partly accounted for b; the preoccupation of the people in other matters and by the constant ele- i'' vat ion of the standard of scholarship which made entrance more difficult. Hon. Robert Wickliffe the President of the new board of trustees of 1818 ^ says in a notice in Miles' Register (3) that the College is to give an education "as good as is given in other colleges in the United States. " I There had been altogether, including; honorary def^...rees, only twenty-two de- (l)Davidson's Presbyterian Church in Ky. , p. 315.
{2)Niles' Register, vol. XXIII, p. 387, tells us there v/ere 60 students in the academical department in the summer of 1818.
(3) vol. XV. . P. 132, grees granted during thi3 period which may be called a period of substan- tial though gradual Growth and of excellent preparation for future worl:. - Period fron 1818 to 1827- . Dtr. Holley's (l) adioinistrat ion, extending frou ITovernber 1818 to March 1827, is by far the most brilliant era of the University's history.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The slov/ growth in the number of students may be partly accounted for b; the preoccupation of the people in other matters and by the constant ele- i'' vat ion of the standard of scholarship which made entrance more difficult. Hon. Robert Wickliffe the President of the new board of trustees of 1818 ^ says in a notice in Miles' Register (3) that the College is to give an education "as good as is given in other colleges in the United States. " I There had been altogether, including; honorary def^...rees, only twenty-two de- (l)Davidson's Presbyterian Church in Ky. , p. 315.
{2)Niles' Register, vol. XXIII, p. 387, tells us there v/ere 60 students in the academical department in the summer of 1818.
(3) vol. XV. . P. 132, grees granted during thi3 period which may be called a period of substan- tial though gradual Growth and of excellent preparation for future worl:. - Period fron 1818 to 1827- . Dtr. Holley's (l) adioinistrat ion, extending frou ITovernber 1818 to March 1827, is by far the most brilliant era of the University's history.
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