Barnard, Frederick A. P. (Frederick Augustus Porter), 1809-1889
Barnard, Frederick A. P. 1809-1889
Barnard, Frederick Augustus Porter
Frederick Augustus Porter Barnard American academic administrator
Barnard, Frederick A.P.
Barnard, Frederick A. P. (Frederick Augustus Porter)
Barnard, Frederick Augustus Porter, 1809-1889
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Frederick Augustus Porter Barnard
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American academic administrator
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Columbia College (New York, NY)
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New York, NY
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YA Pamphlet Collection (Library of Congress)
Works
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| Analysis of some statistics of collegiate education; |
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| Art culture: its relation to national refinement and national morality. |
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| Balance for determining specific gravities by inspection |
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| The culture demanded by modern life; |
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| Gratitude due for national blessings: a discourse delivered at Oxford, Mississippi, on Thanksgiving day, November 20, 1856. |
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| How to find the church festivals without tables; |
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| The imaginary metrological systems ... [MI] 1884 |
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| International coinage |
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| Johnson's new universal cyclopædia : a scientific and popular treasury of useful knowledge |
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| Letter to the honorable, the Board of Trustees of the University of Mississippi. |
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| Letter to the President of the United States |
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| Letters on college government, and the evils inseparable from the American college system in its present form ... |
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| The metric system of weights and measures |
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| Mining schools in the United States |
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| No just cause for a dissolution of the Union in any thing which has hitherto happened; but the Union the only security for southern rights. |
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| The obligation of the state to provide for the education of its citizens; |
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| Observations on the education of the deaf and dumb. |
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| Proceedings at the inauguration of Frederick A. P. Barnard ... as president of Columbia college |
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| Pyramid metrology. |
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| Reform needed in the manner of conducting presidential elections prepared for the North American Review for February 1885 |
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| Report on machinery and processes of the industrial arts, and apparatus of the exact sciences |
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| Report on the principles which should govern the tolerance of deviations from standard weight of coins weighed in parcels; |
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| The rise of a university ... |
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| Should American colleges be open to women as well as to men? |
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| Speech of Mr. Barnard, of New York, in rrlation [!] to the destruction of the "Caroline," and the case of McLeod. Delivered in the House of representatives, August 31, 1841. |
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| A system of geometry and trigonometry : with a treatise on surveying ... in which, also, the principles of rectangular surveying ... are fully explained: with a complete series of mathematical tables, and the necessary explanations |
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| Theory of magic squares and of magic cubes |
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| A treatise on arithmetic : designed particularly as a text book for classes in which the principles of the science are inductively developed ... |
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| A treatise on the contruction, properties, and analogies of the three conic sections. |
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| Two papers on academic degrees. I. On the regulation and control of the degree-conferring power ... II. On the origin and significancy of academic degrees. |
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| Universities in their relation to popular education |
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