Trinity College - Ivy Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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gxngfsw C Qliffirii . I I . I I 1 Y 2. Latin. Juvenal: Satires. Terence: Adelphi. Lectures on the History of Roman Literature. 3. Natural Philorophy and Astronomy. Electricity and Magnetism QAtkin- son's Ganotj. Loomis's Meteorology and Lectures. Snell's Olmsted's Astronomy and Lectures. 4. English. English Literature and Language fCraikj. English Philology. Readings in Early English. Lectures on American Literature. Themes. 5. German. I:First Division.j Selections from Modern Prose Authors. Lyric Poetry. Passages from the Nibelungenlied. Translation of easy German prose at sight. Lectures on German Literature. fSecond Divisionfl Lessing's Minna von Barnhelm. Selections from Modern Prose Authors. Lyric Poetry. Lectures on German Literature. 6. flislory. Lectures on the History of the United States. 7. Orarorjf. Original Orations and Extemporaneous Discussions. SENIOR CLASS . iow- CHRISTMAS TERM. I. 1lIe!ophy.ric.fandLog-ic. Bowen's Hamilton. Recitations and Lectures. Jevon's Logic. 2. Pol1'lica! Scicnce. Political Economy fBowenj. 3. Nalzcral Science. Vegetable Physiology and Botany fCarpenterj. Chem- ical Physics: Heat, Light and Electricity fPynchonJ. Lectures and ' Experiments. 4. Englzlrh. English History as illustrated by Shakespeare. Themes, in- cluding one Critique. 5. Historjf. Lectures on Ancient History. 6. Oralory. Original Orations and Extemporaneous Speaking. TRINITY TERM. I. Moral Philosophy. Butler's Ethical Sermons. Butler's Analogy. VVay- land's Moral Science. 2. Natural Scicucc. Chemistry: Inorganic fMillerj and Organic fLecturesJ. Lectures on the History of Chemistry. Mineralogy fDanaJ. Geology fLe Contej. ' 3. English. Critical Study of Shakespeare. Themes, including Metrical Composition. 4. Hirloay. Lectures on the History of the Holy Roman Empire. ' 5. Oralory. Original Orations and Extemporaneous Speaking. 6. Analomy andPhy.rio1ogy. Lectures. 7. Law. Lectures on the Constitution of the United States. Note.--The classes are divided into sections in those studies in which it is found desirable to make this arrangement in order to secure thoroughness of instruction. I I I ' I I I Y 1 Y 26

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