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[quote=Anonymous]P[quote]lenty of Southern colleges struggled during the Civil War, including Duke, UNC, UVA, etc. None went bankrupt multiple times and were absorbed by the state as a school for educating teachers.[/quote] You really should read a little before you post stupid stuff. UVA and UNC are and were public, even so UNC closed during reconstruction between 1871-1875. W&M was private until 1906. Duke wasn't even Duke during the period, not yet having received huge amounts of money from it's namesake industrialist benefactors. It survived the war as Trinity College, basically a seminary for the Methodist Church. Oh and btw, there were other choices in the South by the 18th and early 19th century. Ever heard of the College of South Carolina or the College of Charleston? [/quote]
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