Catalogue Of The Library And Members Of The United Brothers' Society Of Brown University

This is a historical catalogue of the library and members of the United Brothers' Society of Brown University, founded in 1806. Providing a snapshot of the literary and intellectual interests of the students and members of this society in the 19th century, this catalogue offers valuable insights into the history of Brown University and early American higher education.

Researchers and historians interested in library science, the history of universities, or the social dynamics of student organizations will find this catalogue a useful primary source. It provides a detailed list of books held by the society, reflecting the reading habits and intellectual pursuits of its members. A fascinating glimpse into the past, this catalogue offers a window into a significant aspect of Brown University's early history.

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