 I once heard the Hon. John Dickinson, Chief Judge of the Middlesex County Court, Connecticut, and son of the Rev. Mr. Dickinson, of Norwalk, say that the establishment of Princeton College was owing to the sympathy felt for David Brainerd, because the...  Yale Yesterdays - Page 166by Clarence Deming - 1915 - 254 pagesFull view - About this book
 | David Dudley Field - Connecticut - 1857 - 346 pages
...Judge of the Middlesex County Court, Connecticut, and son of the Rev. Mr. Dickinson, of Norwalk, say, " that the establishment of Princeton College was owing...and that the plan of the college was drawn up in his father's house." Perhaps I have not given every word just as he uttered the declaration. But as I was... | |
 | Thomas Brainerd - Indians of North America - 1865 - 542 pages
...Field* says, — "I once heard the Hon. John Dickinson, son of the Rev. Mr. Dickinson, of Norwalk, say that 'the establishment of Princeton College was owing...and that the plan of the college was drawn up in his father's house.' ' In a notice of Dr. Field's remarks f on this subject, that able and reliable work,... | |
 | College students' writings, American - 1871 - 520 pages
...the fact. Dr. Field, in Princeton Review for 1857, says: " I once heard the Hon. John Dickinson say that ' the establishment of Princeton College was...owing to the sympathy felt for David Brainerd because Yale College would not give him his degree, and that the plan of the college was drawn up in his father's... | |
 | College students' writings, American - 1871 - 692 pages
...the fact. Dr. Field, in Princeton Review for 1857, says: " I once heard the Hon. John Dickinson say that ' the establishment of Princeton College was owing to the sympathy felt for David Brain. nl because Yale College would not give him his degree, and that the plan of the college was... | |
 | John Maclean - 1877 - 462 pages
...Judge of the Middlesex County Court, Connecticut, and son of the Rev. Mr. Dickinson, of Norwalk, say that the establishment of Princeton College was owing...degree, and that the plan of the College was drawn in his father's house. " Perhaps I have not given every word as he uttered the declaration. But . .... | |
 | John Maclean - 1877 - 428 pages
...Judge of the Middlesex County Court, Connecticut, and son of the Rev. Mr. Dickinson, of Norwalk, say that the establishment of Princeton College was owing...the sympathy felt for David Brainerd, because the authorit1es of Yale College would not give him his degree, and that the plan of the College was drawn... | |
 | Edwards Amasa Park - Congregational churches - 1902 - 344 pages
...chief Judge of the Middlesex County Court, Connecticut, and son of Rev. Mr. Dickinson of Norwalk, say, 'that the establishment of Princeton College was owing...and that the plan of the college was drawn up in his father's house.' " (pp. 265, 266.) We need not insist that the College owed its existence to the mere... | |
 | John MacLean - Education - 2006 - 464 pages
...Judge of the Middlesex County Court, Connecticut, and son of the Rev. Mr. Dickinson, of Norwalk, say that the establishment of Princeton College was owing...degree, and that the plan of the College was drawn in his father's house. Perhaps I have not given every word as he uttered the declaration. But I am... | |
 | Thomas Brainerd - Indians of North America - 1865 - 508 pages
...— UI once heard the Hon. John Dickinson, son of the Rev. Mr. Dickinson, of Norwalk, say that cthe establishment' of Princeton College was owing to the...degree, and that the plan of the college was drawn up in bis father's bouse: " In a notice of Dr. Field's remarks f on this subject, that able and reliable... | |
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