1775 - Revision history

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Ttan at 19:36, 27 April 2007

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Reaganaut at 19:12, 27 April 2007

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Reaganaut: New page: '''1775''' in Columbia history: * Myles Cooper ended his tenure as president of King's College. {{succession|preceded=1774|succeeded=1776|office=History of Columbia Univ...

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New page: '''1775''' in Columbia history: * Myles Cooper ended his tenure as president of King's College. {{succession|preceded=1774|succeeded=1776|office=History of Columbia Univ...

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'''1775''' in Columbia history:

* [[Myles Cooper]] ended his tenure as president of [[King's College]].

{{succession|preceded=[[1774]]|succeeded=[[1776]]|office=History of Columbia University|years=1775}}

[[Category:20th century]]

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−	* [[Myles Cooper]] ended his tenure as president of [[King's College]]. He was chased to the Hudson River by an angry mob intent on tarring and feathering him, where sulked around the docks for a night before boarding the H.M.S. Kingfisher the next day. Ironically, [[Alexander Hamilton]] assisted in his escape by filibustering said angry mob.	+	* [[Myles Cooper]] ended his tenure as president of [[King's College]]. He was chased to the Hudson River by an angry mob intent on tarring and feathering him, where sulked around the docks for a night before boarding the H.M.S. Kingfisher the next day. Ironically, [[Alexander Hamilton]] assisted in his escape by filibustering said angry mob. Myles Cooper was succeeded by [[Benjamin Moore]].

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−	* [[Myles Cooper]] ended his tenure as president of [[King's College]].	+	* [[Myles Cooper]] ended his tenure as president of [[King's College]]. He was chased to the Hudson River by an angry mob intent on tarring and feathering him, where sulked around the docks for a night before boarding the H.M.S. Kingfisher the next day. Ironically, [[Alexander Hamilton]] assisted in his escape by filibustering said angry mob.

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