Harvard College in the Seventeenth Century: Part I: Morison, Samuel Eliot: Harvard College in the Seventeenth Century. Part I

Morison Samuel Eliot : Samuel Eliot Morison was Professor of History at Harvard University. His books won two Pulitzer Prizes. PREFACE CONTENTS LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS AND MAPS LIST OF ARMS AND SEALS ABBREVIATIONS IN FOOTNOTES PART I. I. THE CHARTER OF 1650 II. DUNSTER STRUGGLES ON ι650-1654 III. 'TO INLARGE OUR ROOM' ι650-1672 IV. THE COLLEGE ORGANIZATION V. THE STUDENT AND HIS DAY ι640-1672 VI. COLLEGE AMUSEMENTS 1640-1672 VII. THE CURRICULUM: PROGRAMMES, METHODS, MATERIALS, AND CHARACTER VIII. GRAMMAR, RHETORIC, AND LOGIC IX. GREEK AND HEBREW X. MATHEMATICS AND ASTRONOMY XI. PHYSICS XII. METAPHYSICS AND MORAL PHILOSOPHY XIII. HISTORY, THEOLOGY, AND MEDICINE XIV. THE COLLEGE LIBRARY 1655-1723 XV. THE LAST YEARS OF DUNSTER 1652-1659 XVI. CHARLES CHAUNCY, PRESIDENT 1654-1672 XVII. THE INDIAN COLLEGE AND PRESS 1655-1698