Annual Report on Harvard University, 1827-8
This copy of The Third Annual Report of the President of Harvard University to the Overseers on The State of the Institution for the academical year 1827-8 was published in 1829 by the University and printed by Hilliard, Metcalf,and Co. of Cambridge. The report, which measures approximately 6 x 10 inches, contains 63 pages, in paper covers, that provides both the educational and financial status of the University. The information is presented in a number of tables and exhibits with very little explanatory text. The items covered are:
Course of Instruction for Undergraduates (Table – 4 pages)
Course of Instruction for the Students in the Three Faculties (Law, Theology, Medical – 1 page)
Table I – The State of the Departments (3 pages)
Table II – The Duties of the Instructors (15 pages)
Table III – The Progress of the Students (12 pages)
Table IV – Omissions and Punishments of the Students (1 page)
Table V – General Statements (1 page)
Treasurer's Report (14 pages)
No. 1 – An Account of real and personal property of Harvard College...
No. II – Property held by the College specially appropriated, and an account of donations not yet received
No. III – Statement of the income of Harvard College, from commencement 1827 to commencement 1828
No. IV -Expenses of Harvard College from August 29, 1827 to August 29, 1828
No. V – Estimate of probable income of Harvard College, for the year ending August 31, 1829
No. VI - Estimate of probable expenses of Harvard College, for the year ending August 31, 1829
No. VII – Estimate of the Expenses of a student at Harvard College for one year ,,, after August 31, 1828
Auditor's Report (3 pages)
The pages of the booklet are slightly tanned, but the text, tables and exhibits are easily read. The covers are slightly stained and dirty, with some chipping along the edges and loss of material along the spine. The booklet was originally string-bound, but the string is now absent. Therefore, there are several instances of detached or semi-detached pages. The overall condition of the document is good.
The illustrations accompanying this description show the booklet’s title page and four examples of information presented in the document.
This copy of The Third Annual Report of the President of Harvard University to the Overseers on The State of the Institution for the academical year 1827-8 was published in 1829 by the University and printed by Hilliard, Metcalf,and Co. of Cambridge. The report, which measures approximately 6 x 10 inches, contains 63 pages, in paper covers, that provides both the educational and financial status of the University. The information is presented in a number of tables and exhibits with very little explanatory text. The items covered are:
Course of Instruction for Undergraduates (Table – 4 pages)
Course of Instruction for the Students in the Three Faculties (Law, Theology, Medical – 1 page)
Table I – The State of the Departments (3 pages)
Table II – The Duties of the Instructors (15 pages)
Table III – The Progress of the Students (12 pages)
Table IV – Omissions and Punishments of the Students (1 page)
Table V – General Statements (1 page)
Treasurer's Report (14 pages)
No. 1 – An Account of real and personal property of Harvard College...
No. II – Property held by the College specially appropriated, and an account of donations not yet received
No. III – Statement of the income of Harvard College, from commencement 1827 to commencement 1828
No. IV -Expenses of Harvard College from August 29, 1827 to August 29, 1828
No. V – Estimate of probable income of Harvard College, for the year ending August 31, 1829
No. VI - Estimate of probable expenses of Harvard College, for the year ending August 31, 1829
No. VII – Estimate of the Expenses of a student at Harvard College for one year ,,, after August 31, 1828
Auditor's Report (3 pages)
The pages of the booklet are slightly tanned, but the text, tables and exhibits are easily read. The covers are slightly stained and dirty, with some chipping along the edges and loss of material along the spine. The booklet was originally string-bound, but the string is now absent. Therefore, there are several instances of detached or semi-detached pages. The overall condition of the document is good.
The illustrations accompanying this description show the booklet’s title page and four examples of information presented in the document.
This copy of The Third Annual Report of the President of Harvard University to the Overseers on The State of the Institution for the academical year 1827-8 was published in 1829 by the University and printed by Hilliard, Metcalf,and Co. of Cambridge. The report, which measures approximately 6 x 10 inches, contains 63 pages, in paper covers, that provides both the educational and financial status of the University. The information is presented in a number of tables and exhibits with very little explanatory text. The items covered are:
Course of Instruction for Undergraduates (Table – 4 pages)
Course of Instruction for the Students in the Three Faculties (Law, Theology, Medical – 1 page)
Table I – The State of the Departments (3 pages)
Table II – The Duties of the Instructors (15 pages)
Table III – The Progress of the Students (12 pages)
Table IV – Omissions and Punishments of the Students (1 page)
Table V – General Statements (1 page)
Treasurer's Report (14 pages)
No. 1 – An Account of real and personal property of Harvard College...
No. II – Property held by the College specially appropriated, and an account of donations not yet received
No. III – Statement of the income of Harvard College, from commencement 1827 to commencement 1828
No. IV -Expenses of Harvard College from August 29, 1827 to August 29, 1828
No. V – Estimate of probable income of Harvard College, for the year ending August 31, 1829
No. VI - Estimate of probable expenses of Harvard College, for the year ending August 31, 1829
No. VII – Estimate of the Expenses of a student at Harvard College for one year ,,, after August 31, 1828
Auditor's Report (3 pages)
The pages of the booklet are slightly tanned, but the text, tables and exhibits are easily read. The covers are slightly stained and dirty, with some chipping along the edges and loss of material along the spine. The booklet was originally string-bound, but the string is now absent. Therefore, there are several instances of detached or semi-detached pages. The overall condition of the document is good.
The illustrations accompanying this description show the booklet’s title page and four examples of information presented in the document.