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Advice to the still-born: the prospects for geography at Mont Eagle University in 1871

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  • 1981
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  • The California Geographer 21: 95-99
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  • In 1870 an eccentric millionaire, Horace Hawes, proposed to leave the bulk of his estate, almost thirty million dollars, for the establishment of a new university, to be known as Mont (or Mount) Eagle, near Redwood City, California, on the peninsula just south of San Francisco.
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