Lincoln College
a college of Oxford University, England; founded in ford University, England; founded in 1427 by Richard Fleming, Bishop of Lincoln.
LINCOLN MEMORIAL UNIVER- SITY, an institution for higher educa- LINCOLN MEMORIAL UNIVERtion, founded near Cumberland Gap, tion, founded near Tenn., in 1897, largely through the efforts of General Oliver Otis Howard. Its purpose is to furnish educational ad- Tenn., in 1897, largely through the efvantages to dwellers in the mountain regions of Tennessee. There are about 1,000 students. President, George A.
Hubbell, Ph.D.
Rocky Mountains, in Colorado, about 8 miles N. E. of Leadville, reaching a LINCOLN, MOUNT, a peak of the height of 14,297 feet. A railroad has been constructed to the silver-mining works at the summit, and there is a mete- College, another station being placed at a lower level (13,500 feet). of England, second only to Yorkshire in