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A rebellion broke out among the students in 1850. It began when members of the
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Roothaan believed the province had to be put under the control of a European to rectify the compounding scandal and mismanagement that had begun under Thomas Mulledy. To that end, he was
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in 1852, where he raised $ 5,000 (equivalent to $ 180,000 in 2023). While there, he fell ill, and briefly went to
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on July 13 and then on to Rome in late August, where Ryder studied theology and philosophy.
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In September 1843, while president of Georgetown, Ryder was appointed the
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was in progress, and the council fathers who were gathered in
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original plan for the school, which contained a dining room,
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Georgetown University College of Arts & Sciences alumni
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2413:from the original on December 15, 2018
2376:from the original on December 18, 2018
2355:Studies in the Spirituality of Jesuits
2346:Kuzniewski, Anthony J. (Spring 2014).
2329:from the original on December 15, 2018
2288:from the original on December 19, 2018
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2202:from the original on December 18, 2018
2184:Easby-Smith, James Stanislaus (1907).
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803:Georgetown College School of Medicine
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3842:Irish emigrants to the United States
2625:Profile at College of the Holy Cross
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2556:from the original on October 9, 2019
2508:Washington, D.C.: William H. Moore.
2313:Catholic University of America Press
2115:Catholic University of America Press
2015:. New York: Longmans, Green and Co.
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3872:Presidents of Georgetown University
3837:Christian clergy from Dublin (city)
2860:Presidents of Georgetown University
2740:President of Saint Joseph's College
2430:McAdams, Edward P. (July 1, 1950).
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966:president of Saint Joseph's College
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2502:McLaughlin, James Fairfax (1860).
2456:– via Jesuit Online Library.
725:in 1842, a project spearheaded by
595:In an 1835 speech to Catholics in
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421:In his later years, Ryder went to
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2035:Croce, Carmen R. (August 2017).
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753:in 1815, the university, as the
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3887:19th-century American educators
2712:President of Georgetown College
2656:President of Georgetown College
2305:Kuzniewski, Anthony J. (1999).
1042:In 1857, he was transferred to
649:Provincial Council of Baltimore
630:Superior General of the Jesuits
622:president of Georgetown College
376:president of Georgetown College
99:President of Georgetown College
2538:. Charleston, South Carolina:
2107:Curran, Robert Emmett (2012).
2066:Curran, Robert Emmett (1993).
1033:St. John the Evangelist Church
959:St. John the Evangelist Church
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723:Georgetown College Observatory
657:President of the United States
647:, he entered office while the
443:St. John the Evangelist Church
439:St. John the Evangelist Church
1:
3862:19th-century American Jesuits
3458:Vellaccio (acting, 1998–2000)
2461:McFadden, William C. (1990).
1840:. January 16, 1845. p. 3
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1500:American Antiquarian Society
1480:American Antiquarian Society
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783:Holy Trinity Catholic Church
620:The appointment of Ryder as
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2773:as Vice-Provincial Superior
2469:Georgetown University Press
2074:Georgetown University Press
1687:O'Neill & Williams 2003
747:Massachusetts General Court
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3857:Philodemic Society members
2009:Burton, Katherine (1947).
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739:Worcester, Massachusetts
549:Giovanni Mastai-Ferretti
510:Charles Constantine Pise
396:Jesuit Maryland Province
380:Astronomical Observatory
1052:Old St. Joseph's Church
978:Diocese of Philadelphia
865:Benedict Joseph Fenwick
493:, before being sent to
433:in 1856. He became the
3588:O'Sullivan (1907–1908)
2758:Catholic Church titles
2722:Charles H. Stonestreet
1309:. September 30, 1835.
1029:Southern United States
951:Saint Joseph's College
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830:Charles H. Stonestreet
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718:in the United States.
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388:United States Congress
134:Charles H. Stonestreet
2732:Felix-Joseph Barbelin
2535:Georgetown University
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970:Felix-Joseph Barbelin
945:In 1851, he moved to
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351:and then entered the
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3677:Rashford (1986–2003)
3622:O'Gorman (1920–1921)
2767:Francis Dzierozynski
2588:. pp. 125–148.
2467:. Washington, D.C.:
2311:. Washington, D.C.:
2113:. Washington, D.C.:
1859:LaGumina et al. 2000
1044:Alexandria, Virginia
850:Francis Dzierozynski
798:Washington Infirmary
605:slavery in the South
514:Alexandria, Virginia
473:. Ryder enrolled at
471:District of Columbia
431:its second president
345:District of Columbia
97:20th & 23rd
3672:MacLean (1976–1986)
3662:Maloney (1962–1968)
3652:Jacklin (1950–1956)
3637:Higgins (1933–1939)
3440:Donaghy (1954–1960)
3437:O'Brien (1948–1954)
2782:Provincial Superior
2647:as Acting President
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987:clothes, such as a
891:Photograph of Ryder
842:provincial superior
836:Maryland provincial
826:Eleanor Boyle Ewing
775:Holy Trinity Church
735:Revolutions of 1848
447:Frederick, Maryland
416:Holy Trinity Church
392:provincial superior
337:Jesuit universities
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3657:Bluett (1956–1962)
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3413:Carlin (1918–1924)
3383:O'Kane (1889–1893)
2574:Shea, John Gilmary
2540:Arcadia Publishing
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2437:Woodstock Letters
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260:Philadelphia
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207:Succeeded by
184:
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141:
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3832:1860 deaths
3827:1800 births
3763:Catholicism
3709:(2015–2022)
3701:(2012–2015)
3685:(2003–2011)
3612:(1914–1917)
3604:(1909–1914)
3596:(1908–1909)
3583:(1900–1907)
3565:(1868–1893)
3557:(1860–1868)
3549:(1857–1860)
3541:(1856–1857)
3533:(1851–1856)
3470:(2012–2021)
3464:(2000–2012)
3455:(1994–1998)
3449:(1970–1994)
3431:(1939–1945)
3419:(1924–1927)
3410:(1911–1918)
3404:(1906–1911)
3398:(1901–1906)
3389:(1893–1895)
3380:(1887–1889)
3374:(1883–1887)
3368:(1878–1883)
3362:(1873–1878)
3356:(1869–1873)
3350:(1867–1869)
3344:(1861–1867)
3338:(1857–1861)
3326:(1851–1854)
3320:(1848–1851)
3314:(1845–1848)
3308:(1843–1845)
3243:(1989–2001)
3235:(1976–1989)
3227:(1969–1976)
3219:(1964–1969)
3211:(1952–1964)
3203:(1949–1952)
3195:(1942–1949)
3187:(1935–1942)
3179:(1928–1935)
3171:(1924–1928)
3163:(1918–1924)
3155:(1912–1918)
3147:(1908–1912)
3139:(1905–1908)
3131:(1901–1905)
3123:(1898–1901)
3115:(1888–1898)
3107:(1882–1888)
3099:(1873–1882)
3091:(1870–1873)
3083:(1866–1870)
3075:(1858–1866)
3067:(1853–1858)
3059:(1851–1852)
3057:Stonestreet
3051:(1848–1851)
3043:(1845–1848)
3027:(1840–1845)
3011:(1838–1840)
3003:(1829–1837)
2987:(1826–1829)
2979:(1825–1826)
2963:(1820–1825)
2955:(1817–1820)
2939:(1812–1817)
2931:(1809–1812)
2907:(1806–1808)
2899:(1798–1806)
2891:(1796–1798)
2883:(1793–1796)
2875:(1791–1793)
2234:: 350–405.
1753:Burton 1947
1729:Curran 2012
1642:Curran 1993
1579:Curran 1993
1540:Curran 1993
1484:1700–1799:
1464:1634–1699:
1450:Curran 1993
1347:Curran 1993
1218:Devitt 1933
1208:, p. 5
1182:Curran 1993
1155:, p. 9
1141:Curran 1993
936:Later years
643:Succeeding
603:to abolish
429:and became
331:priest and
195:Preceded by
152:Preceded by
117:Preceded by
74:Preceded by
3821:Categories
3332:(1854–1857
3330:Blenkinsop
3041:T. Mulledy
3033:S. Mulledy
3001:T. Mulledy
2969:B. Fenwick
2961:E. Fenwick
2945:B. Fenwick
2816:1855–1858
2790:1843–1845
2744:1856–1857
2716:1848–1851
2694:John Early
2688:1845–1848
2660:1840–1845
2560:October 9,
1844:January 5,
1435:Croce 2017
1062:References
1017:California
930:John Early
921:procurator
787:temperance
661:John Tyler
467:Georgetown
453:Early life
341:Georgetown
302:Ordination
282:Alma mater
233:1800-10-08
212:John Early
3775:Education
3751:Biography
3462:McFarland
3396:Hanselman
3241:O'Donovan
3129:Daugherty
2977:Dubuisson
2594:612832863
2514:260319489
2397:Routledge
2367:874026169
2282:813002942
2248:659274800
2240:0002-7790
2196:633425041
1765:Shea 1891
1741:Shea 1891
1717:Shea 1891
1067:Citations
976:from the
811:refectory
743:chartered
653:Baltimore
586:admonitor
518:Gibraltar
402:from the
343:, in the
189:1845–1848
185:In office
146:1840–1845
142:In office
111:1848–1851
107:In office
68:1856–1857
64:In office
3787:Maryland
3691:Smithson
3563:Villiger
3555:Barbelin
3531:Barbelin
3468:Boroughs
3251:(2001– )
3233:T. Healy
3217:Campbell
3113:Richards
3097:P. Healy
3009:McSherry
2993:Beschter
2953:Kohlmann
2929:F. Neale
2921:Matthews
2913:F. Neale
2905:Molyneux
2897:L. Neale
2881:Molyneux
2873:Plunkett
2598:Archived
2576:(1891).
2554:Archived
2483:Archived
2446:Archived
2411:Archived
2371:Archived
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2048:Archived
2026:March 7,
2021:25431782
1666:Archived
1489:(1992).
1469:(1997).
1311:Archived
1001:gargoyle
985:layman's
665:Democrat
626:retreats
529:ordained
491:Maryland
365:theology
357:Maryland
329:Catholic
175:2nd
54:2nd
3737:Portals
3476:(2021–)
3474:Rougeau
3429:Maxwell
3360:O'Hagan
3306:Mulledy
3249:DeGioia
3201:Guthrie
3185:O'Leary
3161:Creeden
3121:Whitney
3081:Maguire
3065:Maguire
2889:DuBourg
2784:of the
2002:Sources
1048:rectory
989:bow tie
844:of the
791:smoking
745:by the
710:. Such
667:in the
590:Belgian
571:prefect
564:biretta
553:Orvieto
545:Spoleto
394:of the
386:by the
244:Ireland
3683:Lannon
3447:Brooks
3417:Dinand
3408:Dinand
3402:Murphy
3387:McGurk
3378:Cahill
3354:Ciampi
3336:Ciampi
3324:Ciampi
3193:Gorman
3177:Nevils
3153:Donlon
3145:Himmel
3105:Doonan
3035:(1845)
3019:(1840)
2995:(1829)
2985:Feiner
2971:(1825)
2947:(1817)
2937:Grassi
2923:(1809)
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955:pastor
914:chapel
533:priest
522:Naples
501:, the
483:novice
459:Dublin
435:pastor
333:Jesuit
297:Orders
266:, U.S.
240:Dublin
3610:Davey
3602:Lyons
3539:Ryder
3453:Reedy
3372:Brady
3366:Boone
3348:Brady
3342:Clark
3318:Early
3312:Ryder
3225:Henle
3169:Lyons
3089:Early
3073:Early
3049:Ryder
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