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Penn in the 18th Century
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Arranged chronologically by first year of teaching
William Smith |
Ethics |
1754-1791 |
Francis Alison A.M. (hon.) 1759 |
Greek and Latin |
1755-1759 |
Theophilus Grew A.M. (hon.) 1757 |
Mathematics |
1755-1759 |
Ebenezer Kinnersley A.M. (hon.) 1757 |
English and Oratory |
1755-1772 |
Paul Jackson A.M. (hon.) 1757 |
Greek and Latin |
1756-1758 |
John Beveridge |
Greek and Latin |
1758-1767 |
John Ewing A.M. (hon.) 1759 |
Ethics Natural Philosophy |
1758-1762 1762-1778 |
Jacob Duché A.B. 1757, A.M. 1760 |
Oratory |
1759-1778 |
Hugh Williamson A.B. 1757, A.M. 1760, LL.D. (hon.) 1787 |
Mathematics |
1761-1763 |
Thomas Pratt |
Mathematics |
1760-1761, 1763-1766 |
Thomas Dungan A.B. 1765, A.M. 1767 |
Mathematics |
1766-1769 |
Paul Fooks |
French and Spanish |
1766-1779 |
James Davidsonn A.M. (hon.) 1780 |
Greek and Latin |
1768-1779, 1782-1806 |
James Cannon A.B. 1767 |
Mathematics |
1773-1782 |
James Wilson A.M. (Honorary) 1766; LL.D. 1790 |
English Law |
1773 1790-1798 |
David Rittenhouse A.M. (hon.) 1767 |
Astronomy |
1779-1782 |
Robert Davidson
A.B. 1771, A.M. (ad eundem) 1780, D.D. (hon.) 1784 |
Greek and Latin History |
1780-1782 1782-1784 |
John Christopher Kunze A.M. (hon.) 1780, D.D. (hon.) 1783 |
German and Hebrew |
1780-1784 |
Archibald Gamble A.B. 1771 |
Oratory and English Language |
1782-1784 |
Samuel Magaw A.B. 1757, A.M. 1760, D.D. (hon.) 1783 |
Moral Philosophy |
1782-1791 |
Robert Patterson A.M. (hon.) 1788, LL.D. (hon.) 1819 |
Mathematics Natural Philosophy |
1782-1813 1810-1813 |
Justus H.C. Helmuth A.M. (hon.) 1780, D.D. (hon.) 1785 |
German |
1784-1791 |
John Andrews A.B. 1765, A.M. 1767 |
Moral Philosophy |
1789-1813 |
William Rogers A.M. (hon.) 1773, D.D. (hon.) 1790 |
Oratory and English Language |
1789-1811 |
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The 187 pages of this exhibit were researched, written and created by Mary D. McConaghy, Michael Silberman, and Irina Kalashnikova. This exhibit first appeared on the Web in 2004, as part of the celebration of Benjamin Franklin's 300th birthday.
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