William Duer - Revision history

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 He came from a distinguished pedigree: his father had been a member of the Continental Congress and was the first Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, under [[Alexander Hamilton]] (though he later went broke in the Panic of 1792 and landed in debtors' prison for the rest of his life). His grandfather was a major-general during the Revolutionary War (despite which he claimed a Scottish earldom and styled himself "Lord Stirling") - but, more importantly, was a founder and governor of [[King's College]].
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	'''William Alexander Duer''' was a lawyer and President of [[Columbia College]]. Prior to this, he had served in the New York State legislature and as a state circuit court judge.		'''William Alexander Duer''' was a lawyer and President of [[Columbia College]]. Prior to this, he had served in the New York State legislature and as a state circuit court judge.

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 '''William Alexander Duer''' was a lawyer and President of [[Columbia College]]. Prior to this, he had served in the New York State legislature and as a state circuit court judge.
-He came from a distinguished pedigree: his father had been a member of the Continental Congress and was the first Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, under [[Alexander Hamilton]] (though he later went broke in the Panic of 1792 and landed in debtors' prison for the rest of his life). His grandfather was a major-general during the Revolutionary War (despite which he claimed a Scottish earldom and styled himself "Lord Stirling") and was a founder and governor of [[King's College]].
+He came from a distinguished pedigree: his father had been a member of the Continental Congress and was the first Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, under [[Alexander Hamilton]] (though he later went broke in the Panic of 1792 and landed in debtors' prison for the rest of his life). His grandfather was a major-general during the Revolutionary War (despite which he claimed a Scottish earldom and styled himself "Lord Stirling") - but, more importantly, was a founder and governor of [[King's College]].
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-{{succession|preceded=[[William Harris]]|succeeded=[[Nathaniel Fish Moore]]|office=President of Columbia University|years=1829-1842}}
+{{succession|preceded=[[William Harris]]|succeeded=[[Nathaniel Fish Moore]]|office=President of Columbia College|years=1829-1842}}
 [[Category:University presidents|Duer, William]]

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		+	'''William Alexander Duer''' was a lawyer and President of [[Columbia College]]. Prior to this, he had served in the New York State legislature and as a state circuit court judge.
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		+	He came from a distinguished pedigree: his father had been a member of the Continental Congress and was the first Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, under [[Alexander Hamilton]] (though he later went broke in the Panic of 1792 and landed in debtors' prison for the rest of his life). His grandfather was a major-general during the Revolutionary War (despite which he claimed a Scottish earldom and styled himself "Lord Stirling") and was a founder and governor of [[King's College]].
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