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Asa Messer

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He was named tutor in the College in 1791, and served as librarian from 1792 to 1799. He was appointed professor of learned languages in 1796, and professor of natural philosophy in 1799. In 1802 he succeeded
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to the chapel and library in the 1820s. Messer resigned as president on September 23, 1826.
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Though ordained a Baptist minister in 1801, Messer did not serve as a church pastor. He
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from the University of Vermont. Messer was elected a member of the
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in 1815. In 1818 he declined an appointment as justice of the
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The College of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations
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for two years before being named president in 1804.
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Index

The Reverend

James Sullivan Lincoln
President of Brown University
Jonathan Maxcy
Francis Wayland
Methuen
Province of Massachusetts Bay
British America
Providence
Rhode Island
U.S.
Providence
Rhode Island
U.S.
Alma mater
The College of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations
Brown University
Methuen
Massachusetts
Brown University
Jonathan Maxcy
pro tempore
LL.D.
American Antiquarian Society
Rhode Island Supreme Court
D.D.
Harvard
vandalism
patented

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