Dartmouth College Faculty

Petition by the Dartmouth College Class of 1871 that Edward W. Geer be permitted to resume his connection with the College.

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Letter from the Dartmouth College faculty, ruling in regard to a student's disregarding a summoning by the President.

Four-page letter from Dartmouth College faculty to the Dartmouth College Trustees on the inadequancy of faculty salaries.

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Nine-page report from the Dartmouth College faculty to the Board of Trustees of Dartmouth College, informing the Board of a petition from the Chandler School, requesting certain changes in the school.

Two-page letter from Elisha Burr Maynard in Springfield, Massachussetts to president and faculty of Dartmouth College, asking to be excused for the first seven weeks of the coming year.

Two-page letter from Frank Hiland and Edwin Peabody Gerry at Dartmouth College to the Dartmouth College faculty, petitioning for the junior class to be allowed to take a modern language instead of Greek.

Letter from Franklin Carter to the president and faculty of Dartmouth College, enclosing a circular describing the rebellion at Williams College and asking the addressees not to accept Williams students without an honorable dismission.

Three-page letter from Frederic French van Deusen in Hanover, N.H. to the Dartmouth College Faculty. Van Deusen provides reasons for his absence from recitations.

Letter from George Burritt Vanderpoel and Frederic Gove Cochran to president and faculty of Dartmouth College, telling them that they regret their misconduct on Thursday of last week.

Two-page letter from George Henry Ide, Hiram Augustus Huse, Charles Lawrence Hubbard and William Burnham Stevens to the Dartmouth College faculty, asking to be excused from making up the studies of the sophomore year when they were absent in the military service.

Letter from Hiram Miller George to the president and faculty, telling them that he did not intend to disturb the recitation of another class.

Two-page letter from James Church Alvord, Benjamin Gordon Baldwin, Levi Bartlett and others to the Dartmouth faculty, telling them that they, members of the Class of 1827, protest against the treatment from the medical students and Prof. Dana.

Letter from John Herbert Twombly to the president and faculty of Dartmouth College, asking to be allowed to remain at home during winter term.

Letter from John Mussey Rand in Portland to the Dartmouth College faculty, acknowledging his misconduct and asking to be allowed to return.