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The American College In The Nineteenth Century (Vanderbilt Issues In Higher Education),New Ikeda Watch Shadows Disappear Into NightAt The End Of The Eighteenth Century, Just Eighteen Colleges Existed In The United States, With An Average Enrollment Of Fewer Than Seventy. One Hundred Years Later, Over 450 American Colleges And Universities Boasted Enrollments Up More Than One Hundredfold. The Role Of Educational Institutions In The Life Of The Nation Had Been Utterly Transformed. As The Bridge Between The Two Eras, The Nineteenthcentury College Has Been Among The Most