Oberlin: The Colony and the College

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Discover the fascinating history of Oberlin College in this comprehensive book by James H. Fairchild. From its origins as a colony of religious reformers to its establishment as a leading center of higher education, Fairchild traces the development of Oberlin over the course of its first seven decades. With detailed accounts of the people, events, and ideas that shaped the college, this book offers a compelling portrait of a unique and influential institution.

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