American State Universities, Their Origin And Progress

A seminal work on the history of American higher education, American State Universities is a comprehensive survey of the origins, evolution, and challenges of the university system in the United States. Andrew Ten Brook, a prominent educator and historian, examines the role of state governments, philanthropists, and other stakeholders in the development of public universities and land-grant colleges. With insightful analysis and detailed research, Ten Brook offers a compelling vision for the future of American higher education.

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