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Charles William Dabney

1855–1945

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1890–1936 across 32 dated works

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Requirements for the bachelor's degree in southern colleges1890
Progress of southern agriculture an address delivered by Dr. Charles W. Dabney, Jr., Assistant Secretary of Agriculture, before the Farmers' Institute, held under the auspices of the Virginia State Board of Agriculture, at Ashland, Va., June 2, 18961896
The civil service in the Department of Agriculture1896
The old college and the new: an address delivered at the commencement of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, Virginia, June 24, 18961896

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A star of hope for Mexico1916
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Fighting for a new world1919
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The National University, a growth: not a creation.1897
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The old college and the new: an address delivered at the commencement of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, Virginia, June 24, 18961896
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The meaning of "the solid South,": an address1909
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True preparedness: a baccalaureate address1916
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Requirements for the bachelor's degree in southern colleges1890
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The unity of the university ...1908
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Progress of southern agriculture an address delivered by Dr. Charles W. Dabney, Jr., Assistant Secretary of Agriculture, before the Farmers' Institute, held under the auspices of the Virginia State Board of Agriculture, at Ashland, Va., June 2, 18961896
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Freedom in the university ...1908
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Vivisection in the District of Columbia1896
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Requirements for the bachelor's degree in southern colleges1890
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Man in the democracy: his educational rights, duties and destiny. Inaugural address as president of the University of Cincinnati1904
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The civil service in the Department of Agriculture1896
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The problem in the South1903
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Educational principles for the South...1904
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A better era: a baccalaureate address delivered at the University of Cincinnati on June 6, 19151915
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In memoriam.: Robert Lewis Dabney, born, March 5th, 1820, died, January 3rd, 1898 ...1899
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Service of the University to the city and its institutions: report of the President of the University of Cincinnati1914
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A better era: a baccalaureate address delivered at the University of Cincinnati on June 6, 19151915
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Agricultural education1900
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Jefferson the seer: an address before the conference for education in the South in session at the University of Virginia on April 25, 1903.1903
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Universal education in the South1936
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The scholar's commission: a baccalaureate address delivered at the University of Cincinnati on June 8, 19131913
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