Baylor at Independence

The Republic of Texas was less than ten years old when the frontier territory's Southern Baptists resolutely resolved to create a university "to meet the needs of all the ages to come." Today's Baylor University, prospering in its second century at its second home in Waco beside the Brazos River, is a monument to the faith of its founders and a success story to rival fiction. This is the first volume of Baylor's official in-depth history, covering the crucial and turbulent 1845-1886 era of the university's career at its birthplace.

Lois Smith Murray 

Education / Teaching Geschichte Sonstiges History / United States / State & Local / South (AL, AR, FL, GA, KY, LA, MS, NC, SC, TN, VA, WV) Education / Higher Geschichte/Sonstiges 

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