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The Experiment, June 26, 1846, Lindenwood College
The Experiment, June 26, 1846, Lindenwood College
The Experiment (1845-1846)
Student newspaper, The Experiment. At the time this newspaper was created, enrollment was just a few students, so the newspapers were handwritten. This is a transcript. Much of the contents was considered humorous for the period.