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E. A. (Ethan Allen) Andrews

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Eulogy on the late Prof. E.A. Andrews, LL. D delivered at New Britain, Conn., May 19, 1858

Winslow, Hubbard, 1799-1864 · 1858 · Press of Crocker and Brewster

Hubbard Winslow's eulogy on Ethan Allen Andrews, delivered at New Britain, Connecticut, on 19 May 1858 and printed at Boston. Andrews taught ancient languages at the University of North Carolina for six years beginning in 1822 before returning to his home state and many more years of teaching.

Why this is here: Catalog heading in the UNC record: Andrews, E. A. (Ethan Allen), 1787-1858.

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May 1822 University trustees appoint Ethan A. Andrews professor of languages Meeting at the executive office in Raleigh, the university's trustees appointed Ethan A. Andrews of Berlin, Connecticut, professor of languages.Search the index · Hillsborough Recorder, May 22, 1822, p. 3
by May 7, 1828 Professor Ethan A. Andrews resigns the university's chair of ancient languages Professor Andrews resigned the chair of ancient languages at the University of North Carolina to take a professorship at the Dwight brothers' New Haven Gymnasium in Connecticut.Search the index · Hillsborough Recorder, May 7, 1828, p. 3

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