Address delivered before the Benevolent Society of Bowdoin College, Tuesday evening, Sept. 5, 1826 /

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Address before the Alumni Society of Hanover College : August 18th, 1846 /

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Mathematics, from the points of view of the mathematician and of the physicist. An address delivered to the Mathematical and Physical Society of University College, London,

Cover title.

Memorial of the one hundredth anniversary of the incorporation of Bowdoin College.

Cover title: Bowdoin College, 1794-1894.

A catalogue of the Linonin Society, of Yale College : founded September twelfth, 1753.

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History of Bowdoin College, with biographical sketches of its graduates.

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The dangers of the scholar. An address delivered before the Gamma sigma society of Dartmouth college, July 24, 1844.

Published at the request of the society.

The works of Rev. Jesse Appleton, D. D. : late president of Bowdoin College, embracing his course of theological lectures, his academic addresses, and a selection from his sermons ; with a memoir of his life and character /

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Oration on the duties of youth to instructors and themselves : on the importance of the art of speaking, and of debating societies ; delivered by appointment, before the Euphradian Society of the College of Charleston, on Monday 13th August, 1832, in the college chapel /

Disbound.

Faith the life of science. An address delivered before the Pi Beta Phi Society of Union College, Schenectady, N.Y., July, 1838.

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The progress of the church: a poem pronounced before the Euglossian society of Geneva college, August 1, 1843 ...

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Obituary record of the graduates of Bowdoin college and the Medical school of Maine

Beginning with 2d ser. a general t.-p. is pub. for each decade

A catalogue of the library of Bowdoin college; to which is added, an index of subjects.

Compiled by Wm. P. Tucker.

Joseph McKeen and the soul of Bowdoin College: an analysis of the chapel sermons of Rev. Joseph McKeen, first president of Bowdoin College, as they relate to his call to serve the common good

The Reverend Joseph McKeen (1757-1807) was the first president of Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Maine, USA, (founded 1794). McKeen is famous for his inaugural address in which he calls students to serve the common good. His view of common good is a deeply theological view, coloured by the theological era in which he lived and worked. This study examines the idea of common in the light of McKeen’s college sermons, taking note of the following subjects: Scottish Common Sense Realism; The Nature of True Virtue; The Controversy with Unitarianism; and Science and Mathematics. McKeen’s view of common good is not simply a political view. He is not merely a republican, expressing his views on the future of the republic in a classical political way. He is also, indeed primarily, a pastor and theologian.