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Princeton Portrait: They Wrote the First (Not-So-Great) American Novel

Hugh Henry Brackenridge 1771 (1748-1816) and Philip Freneau 1771 (1752-1832)

He Curved His Way To the First No-Hitter

Princeton Portrait: Joseph McElroy Mann 1876 (1856-1919)

He Returned To Die in Paradise

George “Horse” Kerr Edwards 1889 (1866-1897)

Princeton Portrait: In a POW Camp, an Atheist Found God

Ernest Gordon (1916-2002)

A Champion of Geology and Princeton’s Colors

William Libbey Jr. 1877 *1879 (1855-1927)

A Literary Voice Born on Campus

Jesse Lynch Williams 1892 (1871-1929)

Princeton Portrait: The Student Detective

George Strawbridge 1802 (1784-1859)

Princeton Portrait: The Polish Logician of Firestone

Rose Rand (1903-1980)

Princeton Portrait: A Samurai in a Distant Land

Hikoichi Orita 1876 (1849-1920)

Princeton Portrait: A Hunter of Lost Art and Lost Alumni

Sarah Sillcocks (1913-2008)

A Leader on Race And Racial History: Robert Francis Engs ’65

Princeton Portrait: Robert Francis Engs ’65 (1943–2013)

Her Love of Beauty Resonates Still

Princeton Portrait: Elizabeth Milbank Anderson (1850–1921)

A Lawyer of the Gilded Age: George Lord Day 1882

Princeton Portrait: Day moved through a strange, opulent, lost New York

The Duel Doctor In Weehawken: David Hosack 1789

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Tapping Reeve 1763: His Lawyering Had Roots in Love

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Ethel Stockwell Jadwin: Her Surprising Bequest Changed Students’ Lives

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Nicola D’Ascenzo: His Work of Art Welcomes All

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He Shared Images of Life Under Siege: Julien Hequembourg Bryan 1921

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Charles Howard Hinton: He Wrote Science Fiction Before the Genre Existed

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Robert Blackwell 1768 *1782: He Preached To A Fledgling Nation

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Mister Mayor, The Mineralogist: Alexander Hamilton Phillips 1887 *1899

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A Thousand Words A Year: Clara Mabel Rice

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They Called Him ‘Mr. Princeton’: Frederic Fox ’39

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This Computer Was an Astronomy Star: Charlotte Moore Sitterly

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