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This book is a unique historical document that captures the discussions and decisions of the senior class in Yale College during a critical juncture in American history. As the War of 1812 raged on, these students engaged in rigorous debate on a wide range of topics, including literature, history, politics, and religion. The decisions made by President Dwight and the senior class offer fascinating insights into the intellectual and moral values of the era, and provide valuable context for understanding the development of higher education in America.

From cartoons and jokes to satirical essays and parodies, this anthology showcases the wit and humor of Yale students from the past century. Whether you're an alumnus or have never set foot on campus, this book is sure to bring a smile to your face.

The definitive guide to the living graduates of Yale University, containing biographical information on thousands of individuals who have passed through the esteemed institution. Perfect for alumni looking to reconnect with old classmates or for prospective students who want to know more about the accomplishments of the Yale community.

Delivered by a series of experts in the field of insurance, these lectures provide a comprehensive overview of the insurance industry, covering everything from the history of insurance to the latest innovations in underwriting and risk management. With insights and analysis from some of the brightest minds in the field, the Yale Insurance Lectures are an essential resource for anyone working in insurance.

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