Report Submitted to the Trustees of Cornell University, in Behalf of a Majority of the Committee on

This is a historical report titled "Report Submitted to the Trustees of Cornell University, in Behalf of a Majority of the Committee on Mr Sage's Proposal to Endow a College for Women," dating back to 1872. Authored by Cornell University, the report offers a fascinating glimpse into the debates and considerations surrounding the establishment of a women's college within a major university during the late 19th century. It provides valuable insights into the prevailing attitudes toward women's education and the arguments for and against providing women with access to higher learning. This document is of interest to historians of education, gender studies scholars, and anyone interested in the history of Cornell University.

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