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202: 78:. He met with great success, building up that school until it became one of the best known and most prosperous girls' schools in the southern United States. Subsequently, he took charge of a boys' boarding school at 187: 278: 288: 293: 283: 82:. On 20 September 1854, he was consecrated to the episcopacy, and stood at the head of the northern district of the church until 1867, when he retired. 239: 273: 268: 151: 298: 181: 232: 176: 225: 71: 79: 67: 263: 258: 180: 172: 147: 47: 23: 209: 108: 252: 167: 27: 208:
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Blair, Marian H. "Contemporary Evidence Salem Boarding School, 1834-1844".
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On November 24, 1870, he died in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, at age 75.
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In 1816, he came to the United States, and filled various offices in
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in Denmark. He was educated at the Mission Institute in
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