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This volume, "An Account of the Celebration of the First Semi-Centennial Anniversary of the Incorporation of Columbia College by the Legislature of New York," documents the events surrounding the fiftieth anniversary of Columbia College. It includes the oration and poem delivered on the occasion, offering valuable insights into the institution's history, its role in the burgeoning metropolis of New York City, and the values it espoused during the early 19th century.
A vital resource for historians of higher education and New York City, this book provides a snapshot of Columbia College at a pivotal moment in its development, reflecting the intellectual and cultural climate of the era and demonstrating the college's commitment to civic engagement and scholarly pursuit. It serves as a testament to the enduring legacy of one of America's oldest and most prestigious universities.
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