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Hall (GRANVILLE STANLEY an Union)

GRANVILLE STANLEY, an Union Theological Seminary in the fol- liams College in 1867, and studied at the lowing year. uate courses in Germany and in London. From 1872 to 1876 he was professor of psychology at Antioch College, He then took post-gradand was instructor in English at Harvard in 1876-7. From 1881 to 1888 he was professor of psychology at Johns Hopkins University. In the latter year he was president and professor of psyhe was president and professor of psy- Hopkins University. In the latter year editor of several psychological maga- (1904); zines and learned societies. He wrote "Aspects of was a member of many zines and was a member of many editor of several psychological maga- Problems" "Educational learned societies. He wrote "Aspects of Light of Psychology" (1917); and "Psychology" (1917). ogy" (1912); "Jesus the Christ, in the He of the Declaration of Independence; born in Connecticut, about 1731. was graduated at Yale College in 1747, ogy" (1912) ; "Jesus the Christ, in the commenced the study of medicine at Sunbury, Ga., in 1752, represented the latter State in Congress 1775-1780, was appointed governor of his State in 1783, and died in 1791. appointed governor of his State in 1783, latter State in Congress 1775-1780, was England, in 1764. He studied at the Baptist College at Bristol, and after-