Reason, Charles L.
1818-1893 · Contribution: 1832-1890s
Mathematics
Mathematics instruction and scholarship in the antebellum era, alongside work as a linguist and educator; taught mathematics, Greek, Latin, and French
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Quick facts
- Born
- 1818-1893
- Active since
- 1832-1890s
- Category
- Mathematics
Impact on the world
Reason broke the color line of the American professoriate more than a decade before the Civil War, joining scholarship to the abolitionist cause.
Sources
- African American Registry
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