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History of the Restoration Movement
1848-1939
"Pioneer of the Cumberlands"
A History Of Burritt College
1848-1938
Marion West
Table Of Contents
Acknowledgements
Chapters 1: The Church of Christ And Nineteenth Century Reform And Education
Chapter 2: Burritt College To The Civil War
Chapter 3: The Unstable Years: 1865-1890
Chapter 4: The Age Of The Phoenix: 1890-1918
Chapter 5: Sunset And Evening Star: 1918-1938
End Notes
Bibliography
Appendices
Appendix A: 27th General Assembly Of Tenn. - Burritt College Incorporation
Appendix B: Incorporation Of The Church of Christ In Spencer
Appendix C: Rules And Regulations Governing Burritt College
Appendix D: Burritt College Courses Of Study For 1871,72 School Year
Appendix E: 29th Gen. Assem. Of Tenn., 1851,52 - Incorp. Of Burritt College Philomathesian Society
Appendix F: Gen. Assem. Of Tenn. 1878 - Incorp. Of Burritt College Calliopean Society
Appendix G: Literary Programs Of Burritt College
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