Letter from Charles Hall to Alden Partridge, 27 January 1829
Regarding the interest of Dr. David Hosack in the proposed academy in Harlem; the act of incorporation passed by legislature.
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Regarding the interest of Dr. David Hosack in the proposed academy in Harlem; the act of incorporation passed by legislature.
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Regarding the proposed academy in Harlem. Sent care of Daniel Buck.
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Regarding a meeting of the trustees of the Harlem academy; discusses the offensive conduct of Noel Blanche. ; Transcription by Megan Liptak. Transcriptions my be subject to human error.
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Regarding the election of officers and the formation of by-laws for the proposed academy in Harlem.
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Regarding subscriptions for the proposed academy in Harlem; provides subscription list; lists some objections to the academy; is drafting an application to the legislature.
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Glad Partridge is coming to New York in a few days to discuss the proposed academy in Harlem. ; Transcription by Sarah Durham. Transcriptions may be subject to error.
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Regarding the proposed academy in Harlem; hopes to procure a charter next month.
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Regarding the proposed academy at Harlem. ; Transcription by Michelle Belmont. Transcriptions may be subject to error.
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Regarding a proposed academy in Harlem; Partridge should visit there as soon as possible. ; Transcription by Sarah Durham. Transcriptions may be subject to error.
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Regarding a proposed academy in Harlem; perhaps a connection with Rutgers College would be a good idea? Please come to New York as soon as possible. ; Transcription by Sarah Durham. Transcriptions may be subject to error.
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Is reprinting 500 copies of Partridge's pamphlet describing his system of education; discusses opposition to the proposed academy at Harlem. ; Transcription by Sarah Durham. Transcriptions may be subject to error.
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