. Norwich University, 1819-1911; her history, her graduates, her roll of honor . theAcademy, 1825-April 1826, was born in France in 1759. He was educated inthe Universities of that country. SKETCHES OP PROFESSORS, 45 Early in 1800, he embraced the Protestant religion and was forced toleave the country. He came to the United States and taught the FrenchLanguage until 1825, when he became professor of Spanish at the Academy. He died April 13, 1826, and was buried in Middletown, Conn. PROF. MOSES STRONG ROYCE, A. M. Moses S. Royce was born in Rutland, Vt., in 1825, and died in Nashville,Tenn., Jm
. Norwich University, 1819-1911; her history, her graduates, her roll of honor . theAcademy, 1825-April 1826, was born in France in 1759. He was educated inthe Universities of that country. SKETCHES OP PROFESSORS, 45 Early in 1800, he embraced the Protestant religion and was forced toleave the country. He came to the United States and taught the FrenchLanguage until 1825, when he became professor of Spanish at the Academy. He died April 13, 1826, and was buried in Middletown, Conn. PROF. MOSES STRONG ROYCE, A. M. Moses S. Royce was born in Rutland, Vt., in 1825, and died in Nashville,Tenn., Jmie 19, 1873. He prepared for college in the schools of his town and graduated A. B.,from the University of Vermont in 1844. He was ordained deacon of the Protestant Episcopal Church in 1850; andwas rector of the following churches: Greenville, Tenn., 1847-50; Nashville,Tenn., 1850-52; Norwich, Vt., 1852-53. He was professor of the Ancient andModern History and Belles-Lettres, at N. U. 1852-53; was rector of a churchin Frankhn, Tenn., 1853-65; and in Nashville, Tenn., In Camp at the Range, 1907 CHAPTER IV SKETCHES OF CADETS AT THE AMERICAN LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC, ANDMILITARY ACADEMY, 1820-34. HON. JAMES HOPKINS , A. B. James H. Adams, son of Harry Walker and Mary Howell Hart (Good-wyn) Adams, was born near Columbia, Richland Countj^, S. C, March ,1812, and died at his plantation, Live Oak, near Columbia, Julj 13, 1861. He entered the Academy in 182G, and graduated in 1829; graduatedA. B. from Yale University in 1831. He engaged in agricultural pursuits, 1832-61, making his home at LiveOak plantation, near Columbia. He met with marked success and acquireda large property. He was a Democrat in politics and soon after leaving collegetook an active part in political affairs of the State; was a member of the nulli-fication convention in 1832 wliich passed the famous nuUification act; repre-sented his county in the State Legislature, 1834-50; was state senator,
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