Horace Mann is listed as a freshman in the "Catalogue of Officers and Students of Brown University" in October 1814, but apparently left, probably because of illness, as the next year’s "Catalogue" includes his name as a sophomore with the note, "Left college since the catalogue of 1814."Mann, Horace
Usher Parsons would gladly have attended a second course, but, being unable to afford this, he took the occasion to reconsider his life: He was promoted to the rank of surgeon on April 15, 1814.Parsons, Usher
In 1814 Benjamin Waterhouse was forced to resign his Harvard professorship, after his opposition to the plan to establish the Medical School in Boston and his attempt to start a rival medical school.Waterhouse, Benjamin
Francis Wayland studied medicine in Troy, and in the winter of 1814-15 attended medical lectures in New York City.Wayland, Francis