University of Rochester - Interpres Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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The linterpres' ing the study of Latin more interesting, treat- ing it as a living rather than a dead language and supplementing it with discussions on Roman history, civilization, and philosophy. Professor Morey was the first to introduce the systematic study of Roman law into the curriculum of an American College. ln l 877 he was made professor of Latin and History, and in I883, professor of History and Political Science, his present position. Two years previously Frank- lin College conferred upon him the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. Professor Morey is the author of many published articles on miscellaneous subjects and of several historical text books. His Qutlines of Roman Law, published in l884, ranks high as an authority on the sub- PROFESSOR M OREY, 1872 ject. More recently have appeared Outlines of Roman History and Outlines of Greek History, while a history of the Middle Ages is in press. Such is the mere outline of a remarkable and varied career. As for the man him self and the place he holds in the hearts of hundreds of Rochester's sons, they are char acterised by all who have lcnown and honored him in that familiar title of love and of re spect- Uncle Bill.

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