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Admission

Jean Hanff Korelitz

2009

College admissions

Adam Robinson

1987

An historical account of the First Presbyterian Church of Princeton, N.J.

William Edward Schenck

1850

The Princeton Impostor

Ann Waldron

2007

A Princetonian

James Barnes

1896

Nantucket Island

Robert Gambee

1973

The Mediaeval and the true modern spirit in education

Henry Fairfield Osborn

1903

General catalogue of Princeton University 1746-1906

Princeton University.

1908

Address delivered before the Alumni association of the College of New Jersey

James McDowell

1838

Princeton and the Republic, 1768-1822

Mark A. Noll

1989

Princeton University

Robert Spencer Barnett, Ronald McCoy, Shirley M. Tilghman et al.

2015

Princeton University (NJ) (College History Series)

Richard D. Smith

2005

Princeton

William K. Evans

1993

Princeton sketches

George R. Wallace

1893

Lessons derived from the plant

McCosh, James

1870

A Rare Murder in Princeton

Ann Waldron

2006

Views of Princeton university

Frank Clarence Shultis

1894

Thanksgiving Ideals 2004 (Ideals Thanksgiving)

Ideals Publications

2004

Wildalone

Krassi Zourkova

2015

Glimpses of colonial society and the life at Princeton College, 1766-1773

Paterson, William

1903

The big scrum

John J. Miller

2011

Woodrow Wilson

James T. Rogers

1997

Princeton College during the eighteenth century

Samuel Davies Alexander

1872

Keeping faith at Princeton

Frederick Houk Borsch

2012

The life of Ashbel Green, V. D. M

Ashbel Green

1849

The Princeton poets

S. Miller Hageman

1879

The Princeton Companion to Mathematics

Timothy Gowers

2008

Woodrow Wilson

John M. Mulder

1997

Universities and their sons

Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain

1900

Unity with diversity in the works and word of God

McCosh, James

1871

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