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• Rhode Island College
  {{dambigbox|Rhode Island College|Rhode Island}} ...ehensive college founded in 1854, located in [[Providence, Rhode Island]]. Rhode Island College is the oldest of the three public institutions of higher education that ope
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• Rhode Island College/Approval
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• Rhode Island College/Definition
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• Rhode Island College/Related Articles
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• Rhode Island (disambiguation)
  {{rpl|Rhode Island College}}
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• Rhode Island College/Related Articles
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• Providence, Rhode Island/Related Articles
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• Providence, Rhode Island
  *[[Rhode Island College]]
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• Rhode Island College
  {{dambigbox|Rhode Island College|Rhode Island}} ...ehensive college founded in 1854, located in [[Providence, Rhode Island]]. Rhode Island College is the oldest of the three public institutions of higher education that ope
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• Rhode Island (U.S. state)/Related Articles
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• Annie Smith Peck/Related Articles
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• James Langevin/Related Articles
  {{r|Rhode Island College}}
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• Crystal Palace/External Links
  .../www.ric.edu/rpotter/cryspal.html Many links about the Palace] - hosted at Rhode Island College.
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• Colonial America/Related Articles
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• Annie Smith Peck
  ...continuing on to Providence High School, and afterwards enrolling at the [[Rhode Island College|Rhode Island Normal School]], from which she graduated in 1872. After teach
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• James Langevin
  *undergraduate degree, [[Rhode Island College]]
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• James Truslow Adams/Works
  * ''Rhode Island's Part in Making America: An Address Delivered at Rhode Island College of Education.'' State of Rhode Island. Public Education Service, Providence
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• History of education in the United States
  ...of these were [[Bridgewater State College]] in Massachusetts (1840) and [[Rhode Island College]] in Rhode Island (1854).
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• Bleak House
  ...otland Yard]].<ref>[http://www.ric.edu/rpotter/ Site of Dr Russell Potter, Rhode Island College] Biography of Inspector Field</ref> Dickens wrote several journalistic piec
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• Colonial America
  ...College]] in 1636 and [[Yale College]] in 1701. Later, Baptists founded [[Rhode Island College]] (now Brown University) in 1764 and a Congregationalist minister establish
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