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See also: American philosopher and divine, was See also: born at See also: Bethel, See also: Connecticut, on the 29th of See also: December 1798
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He took his degree at Union See also: College in 1820
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Until 1836 he was occupied in active pastoral See also: work, and was then appointed professor of See also: theology at the Western Reserve College, See also: Ohio, and later (1844-1852) at the Auburn (N.Y.) Theo-logical Seminary
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From this See also: post he was elected See also: vice-president of Union College and professor of See also: mental and moral science
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In r866 he succeeded Dr E
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Nott as president, but in See also: July 1868 retired to Amherst, Massachusetts, where he devoted himself to writing and study
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A collected edition of his See also: principal See also: works was published at See also: Boston in 1875
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He died at Amherst on the 7th of May 1888
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He wrote Rational Psychology (1848), See also: System of Moral Science (1853), Empirical Psychology (1854), Rational Cosmology (1858), Creator and Creation, or the Knowledge in the Reason of See also: God and His Work (1872), Humanity Immortal (1872), Logic of Reason (1874)
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