Nathan Welby Fiske, educator, was born in Weston, Massachusetts April 17, 1798. He was the son of Rev. Dr. Nathan Fiske (Sept. 9, 1733-Nov. 24, 1799).
Nathan graduated at Dartmouth in 1817, was tutor there, (1818-1820), and graduated from Andover theological seminary in 1823. He was professor at Amherst from 1824 to 1847.
He published: Manuel of Classical Literature (1836), Sermons (1850), Young Peter's Tour Around the World and the Story of Aleck.
He died in Jerusalem, Palestine, May 27, 1847.
(The twentieth century biographical dictionary of notable Americans ... edited by Rossiter Johnson, John Howard Brown)
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Nathan graduated at Dartmouth in 1817, was tutor there, (1818-1820), and graduated from Andover theological seminary in 1823. He was professor at Amherst from 1824 to 1847.
He published: Manuel of Classical Literature (1836), Sermons (1850), Young Peter's Tour Around the World and the Story of Aleck.
He died in Jerusalem, Palestine, May 27, 1847.
(The twentieth century biographical dictionary of notable Americans ... edited by Rossiter Johnson, John Howard Brown)
(bio by TAYLOR)
Nathan Welby Fiske, educator, was born in Weston, Massachusetts April 17, 1798. He was the son of Rev. Dr. Nathan Fiske (Sept. 9, 1733-Nov. 24, 1799).
Nathan graduated at Dartmouth in 1817, was tutor there, (1818-1820), and graduated from Andover theological seminary in 1823. He was professor at Amherst from 1824 to 1847.
He published: Manuel of Classical Literature (1836), Sermons (1850), Young Peter's Tour Around the World and the Story of Aleck.
He died in Jerusalem, Palestine, May 27, 1847.
(The twentieth century biographical dictionary of notable Americans ... edited by Rossiter Johnson, John Howard Brown)
(bio by TAYLOR)
Nathan graduated at Dartmouth in 1817, was tutor there, (1818-1820), and graduated from Andover theological seminary in 1823. He was professor at Amherst from 1824 to 1847.
He published: Manuel of Classical Literature (1836), Sermons (1850), Young Peter's Tour Around the World and the Story of Aleck.
He died in Jerusalem, Palestine, May 27, 1847.
(The twentieth century biographical dictionary of notable Americans ... edited by Rossiter Johnson, John Howard Brown)
(bio by TAYLOR)
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