
Liberty Hall History
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About the Department
- Sociology and Anthropology Major Requirements
- Archaeology Minor Requirements
- Course Offerings
- FAQs
- Topics of Interest
- Honors Thesis
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Anthropology Lab and Archaeological Collections
- Current Research
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Liberty Hall
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Liberty Hall History
- The Scotch-Irish Come To Virginia: Transplanting Home to a New Landscape
- Permanence and Impermanence of an Academy in Augusta during the American Revolution
- Liberty Hall Academy: A New Nation, a New Sense of Purpose, and New Challenges
- Life at Liberty Hall: Education, Idle Frolicks, and Post-Revolutionary Degeneracy
- A Change of Name and Location
- Works Cited
- Liberty Hall Artifacts
- Photos and Site Plans
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Liberty Hall History
- Longdale Mining Complex
- Faculty and Staff
- Archaeology Minor
- Archaeology at W&L
- Opportunities for Students
- Post-Graduate Opportunities
- Student Outcomes
The Scotch-Irish Come To Virginia: Transplanting Home to a New Landscape
From Scotland to Ulster to Philadelphia to Lancaster to the Great Vallety of Virginia
Permanence and Impermanence of an Academy in Augusta during the American Revolution
“It was the Presbyterian faith of the Scots, emphasizing a well-educated clergy which could produce informative sermons, that was principally responsible for this interest in education."McDaniel, Watson, and Moore (1979). From Liberty Hall Academy: The Early History of the Institutions Which Evolved into Washington and Lee.
Liberty Hall Academy: A New Nation, a New Sense of Purpose, and New Challenges
Life at Liberty Hall: Education, Idle Frolicks, and Post-Revolutionary Degeneracy
“...the intellectual education of such depraved youth was injurious to society, because the increase of knowledge with a corrupt heart only adds power to wickedness."-William Graham, Rector of Liberty Hall Academy
A Change of Name and Location
Works Cited
Sociology and Anthropology Department
-
About the Department
- Sociology and Anthropology Major Requirements
- Archaeology Minor Requirements
- Course Offerings
- FAQs
- Topics of Interest
- Honors Thesis
-
Anthropology Lab and Archaeological Collections
- Current Research
-
Liberty Hall
-
Liberty Hall History
- The Scotch-Irish Come To Virginia: Transplanting Home to a New Landscape
- Permanence and Impermanence of an Academy in Augusta during the American Revolution
- Liberty Hall Academy: A New Nation, a New Sense of Purpose, and New Challenges
- Life at Liberty Hall: Education, Idle Frolicks, and Post-Revolutionary Degeneracy
- A Change of Name and Location
- Works Cited
- Liberty Hall Artifacts
- Photos and Site Plans
-
Liberty Hall History
- Longdale Mining Complex
- Faculty and Staff
- Archaeology Minor
- Archaeology at W&L
- Opportunities for Students
- Post-Graduate Opportunities
- Student Outcomes