CONTENTS OF VOL. I.

• An Address, delivered in Nashville, January 12, 1825, at the Inauguration

of the President of Cumberland College..........

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• The Cause of Education in Tennessee: an Address, delivered to the Young

Gentlemen admitted to the Degree of Bachelor of Arts, at the First Com-

mencement of the University of Nashville, October 4, 1826..........

Baccalaureate Address, pronounced on the evening of the Anniversary Com-

mencement of the University of Nashville, October 3, 1827................... 119

Baccalaureate Address, delivered on the Fourth Anniversary Commence-

ment of the University of Nashville, October 7, 1829......

Baccalaureate Address, pronounced on the Sixth Anniversary Commence-

ment of the University of Nashville, October 5, 1831..............................................

155

227

• Baccalaureate Address, pronounced on the Seventh Anniversary Commence-

ment of the University of Nashville, October 3, 1832..................................................
....... 277

Baccalaureate Address, delivered at the Ninth Commencement of the Uni-

versity of Nashville, October 1, 1834.......

307

Speech in Behalf of the University of Nashville, delivered on the day of the

Anniversary Commencement, October 4, 1837.........

321

A Lecture on Popular Education........

409

Baccalaureate Address, delivered on the Thirteenth Anniversary Commence-

ment of the University of Nashville, October 3, 1838.........

Speech about Colleges, delivered in Nashville on Commencement Day, Octo-

ber 4, 1848..

485

501

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Name of our Republic: "United States of America," "Americans." Shall

we adopt a new name? Being part of an Address delivered in Nashville,

on Commencement Day, October 3, 1849..........

Discourse on the Life and Character of Professor Gerard Troost, M.D.,

delivered in Nashville on Commencement Day, October 2, 1850.............. 539

523

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I remain,

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HMW. Edwin H. Ewing,

Nashrille, Tenn.

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INAUGURATION

OF THE

PRESIDENT OF CUMBERLAND COLLEGE.