Some Historical Accounts of the Founding of King William's School and Its Subsequent Establishment as St. John's College, Together With Biographical Notices of the Various Presidents From 1790-1894,

This book provides a detailed history of the founding of King William's School and its transformation into St. John's College in Annapolis, Maryland. It includes biographical information on the various presidents of the college as well as notable alumni.

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