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the duties of the Instructors, & without
essential injury to the improvement and
future usefulness of the students.

And we have little doubt, that this will long
be the judgement of all ^^{who are entrusted with} the great interest
of our literary & theological [deletion]
seminaries.

In behalf of the Faculty,
Leonard Woods

Theological Seminary, Andover, Feb 4: 1835

These transactions were followed by a
very [??] state of things in the
Seminary. There was diligence in study,
freedom from strife, & the prevanlence of
brotherly love & harmony. There was moreover
an uncommon degree of sympathy
for the slaves, & much fervent prayer for
their present & ethical welfare.