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Meanwhile, as the Chancellor of Vanderbilt University, Kirkland upheld the morale on campus when Old Main, a historic building on campus, caught fire. Under his leadership, classes resumed the next day. Nearly a decade later, in 1914, he oversaw the separation of Vanderbilt University from the
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veteran who also received a PhD from the University of Leipzig. Two more colleagues had also studied at the University of Leipzig: Waller Deering and Alexander R. Hohlfeld. He edited the works of
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Becker, Anja (November 2008). "Southern Academic Ambitions Meet German Scholarship: The Leipzig Networks of Vanderbilt University's James H. Kirkland in the Late Nineteenth Century".
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Kirkland was appointed Professor of Latin at Vanderbilt University in 1886. Two of his colleagues were Baskervill and Smith, his former professors at Wofford. Another colleague was
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Garnett, James M. (1886). "Reviewed Work: A Study of the Anglo-Saxon Poem, the Harrowing of Hell (Grein's Hollenfahrt Christi) by James Hampton Kirkland".
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Meanwhile, Kirkland was appointed as chancellor in 1893. He was only thirty-three years old. According to Professor
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Bentley, H. Blair (Summer 1984). "Pedagogy in Peril: Education in the Volunteer State During the Depression".
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Holland, Holton (1945). "Establishing and Improving Standards for Secondary Education in the South".
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Kirkland married Mary Henderson. They had one daughter, Elizabeth. Kirkland summered near
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A Study of the Anglo-Saxon Poem, the Harrowing of Hell (Grein's Hollenfahrt Christi)
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Ahmic Lake Connections. The Founding Leadership of Vanderbilt University
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to a new building on campus, thanks to donations from the
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Gone with the Ivy: A Biography of Vanderbilt University
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Ella Sophonisba Hergesheimer
Chancellor of Vanderbilt University
Landon Garland
Oliver Carmichael
Spartanburg, South Carolina
Ontario
Alma mater
Wofford College
Leipzig University

chancellor
Vanderbilt University
Spartanburg, South Carolina
Abilene, Texas
Wofford College
William Malone Baskervill
Charles Forster Smith
Leipzig University
Cynewulf
Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität
Geneva
Milton W. Humphreys
Confederate
Horace
Roman
Edwin Mims
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Phi Delta Kappa
Vanderbilt University Medical School

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