Charles King - Revision history

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 == External links ==
 *[http://books.google.com/books?id=K3XOAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA1#v=onepage&q&f=false Addresses at the Inauguration of Mr. Charles King as President of Columbia College, New York] (1849)
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 '''Charles King''' was the ninth president of the college, serving from [[1849]] to [[1863]]. His father, [[w:Rufus King|Rufus King]], was one of the framers and signers of the U.S. Constitution. Charles himself had been a newspaper publisher prior to his ascension to the presidency.
-King was a believer in "copy[ing] the virtues of the English university system," a policy he espoused in his inaugural address. Some of his more notable acts included moving his entire family into [[College Hall]] and having Columbia College hire his daughter and pay her a princely salary.
+King was a believer in "copy[ing] the virtues of the English university system," a policy he espoused in his inaugural address. Some of his more notable acts included moving his entire family into [[College Hall]] (which may explain why Columbia upped and moved to the [[Midtown campus]] during his tenure) and having Columbia College hire his daughter and pay her a princely salary.
 == External links ==

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	King was a believer in "copy[ing] the virtues of the English university system," a policy he espoused in his inaugural address. Some of his more notable acts included moving his entire family into [[College Hall]] and having Columbia College hire his daughter and pay her a princely salary.		King was a believer in "copy[ing] the virtues of the English university system," a policy he espoused in his inaugural address. Some of his more notable acts included moving his entire family into [[College Hall]] and having Columbia College hire his daughter and pay her a princely salary.
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		+	== External links ==
		+	*[http://books.google.com/books?id=K3XOAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA1#v=onepage&q&f=false Addresses at the Inauguration of Mr. Charles King as President of Columbia College, New York] (1849)

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	King was a believer in "copy[ing] the virtues of the English university system," a policy he espoused in his inaugural address. Some of his more notable acts included moving his entire family into [[College Hall]] and having Columbia College hire his daughter and pay her a princely salary.		King was a believer in "copy[ing] the virtues of the English university system," a policy he espoused in his inaugural address. Some of his more notable acts included moving his entire family into [[College Hall]] and having Columbia College hire his daughter and pay her a princely salary.
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−	~~==External links==~~
−	*[http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=9bRBAAAAIAAJ Text of King's inaugural address]

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	King was a believer in "copy[ing] the virtues of the English university system," a policy he espoused in his inaugural address. Some of his more notable acts included moving his entire family into [[College Hall]] and having Columbia College hire his daughter and pay her a princely salary.		King was a believer in "copy[ing] the virtues of the English university system," a policy he espoused in his inaugural address. Some of his more notable acts included moving his entire family into [[College Hall]] and having Columbia College hire his daughter and pay her a princely salary.
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		+	==External links==
		+	*[http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=9bRBAAAAIAAJ Text of King's inaugural address]

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	'''Charles King''' was the ninth president of the college, serving from [[1849]] to [[1863]]. His father, [[w:Rufus King\|Rufus King]], was one of the framers and signers of the U.S. Constitution. Charles himself had been a newspaper publisher prior to his ascension to the presidency.		'''Charles King''' was the ninth president of the college, serving from [[1849]] to [[1863]]. His father, [[w:Rufus King\|Rufus King]], was one of the framers and signers of the U.S. Constitution. Charles himself had been a newspaper publisher prior to his ascension to the presidency.

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−	'''Charles King''' was the ninth president of the college, serving from [[1849]] to [[1863]]. His father, [[w:Rufus King\|Rufus King]] was one of the framers and signers of the U.S. Constitution. Some of his more notable acts included moving his entire family into [[College Hall]] and having Columbia College hire his daughter and pay her a princely salary.	+	'''Charles King''' was the ninth president of the college, serving from [[1849]] to [[1863]]. His father, [[w:Rufus King\|Rufus King]], was one of the framers and signers of the U.S. Constitution. Charles himself had been a newspaper publisher prior to his ascension to the presidency.
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		+	King was a believer in "copy[ing] the virtues of the English university system," a policy he espoused in his inaugural address. Some of his more notable acts included moving his entire family into [[College Hall]] and having Columbia College hire his daughter and pay her a princely salary.

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−	'''Charles King''' was the ninth president of the ~~university~~, serving from [[1849]] to [[1863]]. His father, [[w:Rufus King\|Rufus King]] was one of the framers and signers of the U.S. Constitution. Some of his more notable acts included moving his entire family into [[College Hall]] and having Columbia College hire his daughter and pay her a princely salary.	+	'''Charles King''' was the ninth president of the college, serving from [[1849]] to [[1863]]. His father, [[w:Rufus King\|Rufus King]] was one of the framers and signers of the U.S. Constitution. Some of his more notable acts included moving his entire family into [[College Hall]] and having Columbia College hire his daughter and pay her a princely salary.

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−	'''Charles King''' was the ninth president of the university, serving from [[1849]] to [[1863]]. His father, [[w:Rufus King\|Rufus King]] was one of the framers and signers of the U.S. Constitution. Some of his more notable acts included moving his entire family into College Hall and having Columbia College hire his daughter and pay her a princely salary.	+	'''Charles King''' was the ninth president of the university, serving from [[1849]] to [[1863]]. His father, [[w:Rufus King\|Rufus King]] was one of the framers and signers of the U.S. Constitution. Some of his more notable acts included moving his entire family into [[College Hall]] and having Columbia College hire his daughter and pay her a princely salary.

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−	'''Charles King''' was the ninth president of the university, serving from [[1849]] to [[1863]]. His father, [[w:Rufus King\|Rufus King]] was one of the framers and signers of the U.S. Constitution.	+	'''Charles King''' was the ninth president of the university, serving from [[1849]] to [[1863]]. His father, [[w:Rufus King\|Rufus King]] was one of the framers and signers of the U.S. Constitution. Some of his more notable acts included moving his entire family into College Hall and having Columbia College hire his daughter and pay her a princely salary.

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