. Le università e i loro figli; storia, influenza e caratteristiche delle università americane, con schizzi biografici e ritratti di ex-alunni e destinatari di lauree onorarie. Con due dei suoi compagni di classe, Frederick Ells-Worth Mather, e William Huntington Russell, fondarono la famosa Senior Society, conosciuta come Skulland Bones. Fu autore di diversi discorsi sermonsand pubblicati nel New Englander e di un trattato sull'origine della lingua scritta. Durante la sua residenza a Washington, fu un mem-ber del Club Congregazionale e dell'Associazione dei Ministri Pres-Biteriani del Dis

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. Universities and their sons; history, influence and characteristics of American universities, with biographical sketches and portraits of alumni and recipients of honorary degrees. with two of his classmates, Frederick Ells-worth Mather, and William Huntington Russell, founded the famous Senior Society, known as Skulland Bones. He was the author of several sermonsand addresses published in the New Englander andof a Treatise on the Origin of Written Language.During his residence in Washington, he was a mem-ber of the Congregational Club and of the Pres-byterian Ministers Association of the District ofColumbia. who accompanied the Rev. Thomas Hooker fromEngland in 1633, and subsequently settled in Hart-ford, Connecticut, with his enterprising and ableassociate. Having prepared for his classical course, at the Rochester Collegiate Institute under thedirection of Professor N. W. Benedict, D.D., he was employed in the counting room of theRochester Daily Democrat for a year, at the ex-piration of which time he entered Yale and wasgraduated with the Class of 1857. A two yearscourse at the Rochester Theological Seminary wascompleted in 1859, after which he spent a year in. STRONG, Augustus Hopkins Vale A.B. 1857, D.D. 1890— Princeton D.D. 1896. Born in Rochester, N. Y., 1836; graduated Yale, 1857; at the Rochester Theological Seminary, 1859;studied at the University of Berlin and travelled inEurope and the East, 1859-60; held Pastorates inHaverhill, Mass., and Cleveland, Ohio; President ofthe Rochester Theological Seminary from 1872 to thepresent time. ALCUSTUS HOPKINS STRONG, D.D., LL.D., President of the Rochester Theo-logical Seminary, was born in Rochester, NewYork, August 3, 1836, son of Alvah and Catherine(Hopkins) Strong. He is a lineal descendant ofI^lder John Strong, who arrived at Plymouth, Mas-sachusetts, in 1630, and subsequendy went to North-ampton, in the same Colony, where he died at theage of ninety-four years, having been tiie father ofeighteen children. Dr.

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