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- List of Tables
- List of Figures
- List of Illustrations
- Abbreviations Used in Notes
- I. The General Setting
- In The Beginning, 1636–1654
- The First Master, 1637–1639
- Dunster’s Administration, 1640–1654
- Chauncy’s Presidency, 1654–1672
- Hoar, Oares, Rogers Presidents, 1672–1684
- Increase Mather, Acting President, 1685, Rector 1686–1692, President, 1692–1701
- Samuel Willard, Vice-President and Acting President, 1701–1707
- John Leverett, President, 1708
- II. Harvard Financial Records in the Seventeenth Century
- The Extant Records
- Harvard Balance Sheets
- Complications, Caused Largely by the Specie Shortage
- Checks on the System
- Summary of Records
- III. Economic Values in Puritan New England
- Introduction—Contemporary Life
- Money in New England
- Prices
- Scales of Operation
- Note to Chapter III—Change in Money 1699–1711
- IV. Income from Students
- Quarterly Charges to the Student
- Annual or One-Time Charges to the Student
- Total Charge per Student
- The College’s Receipts from Students
- Economic Comment
- Summary of Income from Students
- V. Government Aid
- The Original £400, 1636–1650
- The College Corn, 1644–1655
- Presidential Salary Grants, 1654–1712
- The Piscataqua Benevolence, 1669–1677
- Receipts for Buildings, 1638–1715
- The Charlestown Ferry
- Land and Other Grants, 1638–1715
- Summary of Government Support
- VI. Income from Gifts, from Endowment, and Summary of All Income
- Individual Gifts of Money, Except Annuities
- Gifts of Annuities
- Gifts of Land and Buildings from Individuals
- Gifts of Equipment or for Related Activities
- Summary of Giving
- Income from Endowment
- Summary of Income from All Sources, 1636–1712
- VII. Analysis of Disbursements
- Salaries
- Scholarships
- The Steward’s Account
- Buildings
- Miscellaneous Disbursements
- Summary of Income and Disbursements
- VIII. Assets
- Investment Opportunities in the Seventeenth Century
- The Growth of Harvard’s Assets
- Policy
- IX. Overview
- External Forces
- Internal Forces
- The Financial Administration
- Appendices
- A. List of Presidents, Treasurers, and Stewards
- B. Scholarships
- C. Stewards’ Accounts
- Bibliography
- Notes
- Index