William Rainey Harper
William Rainey Harper (New Concord, Ohio, 24 de julho de 1856 - Chicago, Illinois, 10 de janeiro de 1906) foi um líder acadêmico norte-americano e clérigo batista. Harper ajudou a estabelecer a Universidade de Chicago e a Universidade de Bradley e atuou como o primeiro presidente de ambas as instituições.[1]
Publicações
- Introductory Hebrew Method and Manual (1886)
- An Inductive Greek Method (1888) (co-escrito por William E. Waters)
- An Inductive Greek Primer (1893) (co-escrito por Clarence Castle)
- An Inductive Latin Method (co-escrito por Isaac Burgess)
- Elements of Hebrew Syntax By an Inductive Method (1888)
- Eight Books Of Caesar's Gallic War (1891)
- Young Folks Library: Leaders of Men or History Told in Biography (Editor-1891)
- Xenophon's Anabasis Seven Books (1893)
- Religion and the Higher Life (1904)
- The Prophetic Element In The Old Testament: An Aid To Historical Study For Use In Advanced Bible Classes (1905)
- A Critical and Exegetical Commentary on Amos and Hosea (1905)
- The Biblical world, Volume 53 (1919)
Referências
- «William Rainey Harper | American educator | Britannica». www.britannica.com (em inglês). Consultado em 8 de setembro de 2022
Ligações externas
- Kelleher, Florence M. (1997). «William Rainey Harper». Yerkes Observatory Virtual Museum. University of Chicago. Cópia arquivada em 17 de julho de 2006
- Biography of William Rainey Harper - William Rainey Harper College - site
- Flyer from the Board of Trustees of the University of Chicago regarding the establishment of the William Rainey Harper Memorial Fund. Chicago, March 1, 1906 - American Memory collection - Library of Congress
- Guide to the William Rainey Harper Papers 1872-1938 - University of Chicago Special Collections Research Center
- Guide to the University of Chicago Office of the President, Harper, Judson and Burton Administrations Records 1869-1925 - University of Chicago Special Collections Research Center
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