Public School of Germantown The trustees of this institution, anxious to extend its utility, and to fulfil the duties confided to them, in a manner adequate to the many local advantages which the situation of the place ought to command, have purchased a large and commodious house and lot, opposite to the former establishment, where, uniting the whole, they propose opening an extensive academy and boarding school, ..

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Germantown Boarding School (Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa.)

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Public School of Germantown [electronic resource] : The trustees of this institution, anxious to extend its utility, and to fulfil the duties confided to them, in a manner adequate to the many local advantages which the situation of the place ought to command, have purchased a large and commodious house and lot, opposite to the former establishment, where, uniting the whole, they propose opening an extensive academy and boarding school, ...

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[Germantown, Pa. : s.n., 1810]

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2, [2] p. ; 24 cm (4to)

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Access is available to the Yale community.

Notes

Caption title, with first lines of text.

Signed and dated on p. 2: Benjamin Chew, president. George Bensell, secretary. Germantown, March 6, 1810.

Signatures: [A]² ([A]2 verso blank).

Not in Shaw & Shoemaker.

"Prospectus of education, at the Germantown Boarding School."--p. [3], signed: George J. Howell.