Proceedings at the Inauguration of Frederick A. P. Barnard ... as President of Columbia College

This volume contains the official record of the inauguration of Frederick A.P. Barnard as President of Columbia College. Detailing the ceremonies, speeches, and attendees, the proceedings offer a glimpse into the academic and social atmosphere of Columbia College in 1865. Barnard's appointment marked a significant moment in the institution's history, reflecting evolving priorities in higher education.

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