Charters, Act To Consolidate Marshall College With Franklin College, Etc

This historical document contains the charters and acts related to the consolidation of Marshall College with Franklin College. Published in 1893, it provides insight into the legal and administrative processes involved in merging these two institutions of higher learning. The text offers a valuable resource for researchers interested in the history of education, particularly the evolution of Franklin & Marshall College and the dynamics of institutional mergers in the late 19th century. This compilation of charters and acts details the specific legal framework that enabled the creation of a unified college from its predecessor institutions.

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