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its
to be taught and illustrated in the lives and characters of teachers and
,
be
which with
of of
that no course instruction shall allowed not accordance
in
is
the principles evangelical Christianity The first Article the Constitu
of
.”
its
the college clearly defines character and aims follows
as
of
tion There
“
:
be
to be
shall board trustees and managers eight
of
to
of
sixteen them
,
as by
appointed Union the evangelical Central Turkey
of
of
the churches
,
by
Managers and eight
to of be
of of
known the Board
,
the American Board Commissioners for Foreign Missions America
in
,
be known the Board Trustees
as Managers
of
The
of
Board shall
'
form distinct body having president secretary treasurer and financial
,
,
a
,
secretary
.”
In
at
of
of
view the establishment
,
department the seminary Marash was discontinued
at
of
and the
in
1875
,
theological four years The preparatory department
to
course was extended
.
college was opened year
at
of
of
the Aintab the same under the care
,
increasing the
H.
of
with class fifteen the number
a
,
,
following year thirty building was erected
on
In
command
to
1877 fine
a
a
.
an
of
accom
at
of
,
,
freshman
of
class
A
modating over one hundred students eleven members
.
was reported with twenty seven the preparatory department The growth
in
,
.
was steady from year year the quality the students was exceptionally
to
of
;
high and the whole native community was interested the college and grati
in
,
by
its
fied work The standard for admission and graduation was firmly
.
institutions liberal culture the empire and has maintained this day
to
in
it
,
.
does for the young men who come early
its
to
It
in
by
In
days this country Yale Dartmouth Williams and Amherst colleges
in
.
1885 two American professors and three native professors the latter educated
,
this country gave instruction eleven young men graduated whom four
of
in
,
;
,
were study for the ministry ninety five students were enrolled and the
to
;
;
in
a
,
,
the
the
leading part
to
of
measures
in
a
lege funds for the buildings and equipment the college both
of
solicited
in
,
1876
in
in
,
of
administrative were
,
its
its
in
,
,
never flagged his pen was never idle his enthusiasm bore him and the col
,
,
The college
an
obstacle and
,
a
Dr. Trowbridge Rev. Americus Fuller D.D. already associated with Dr.
,
the work
in
charged the arduous duties the post from that day During the
to
of
this
.
by
his
present year
of of
,
,
Rev. Merrill under the name director the college Dr. Fuller has
of
E.
J.