University of Nashville

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The University of Nashville was a 19th-century higher education institution in Tennessee that educated several prominent Southern political and military figures.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf defunct university
educational institution
country United States
educated Southern military figures
Southern political figures
geographicFocus Middle Tennessee
hasAlumniType military officers
politicians
public officials
hasDisciplineScope liberal arts
professional education
hasEducationalLevel university
hasSector tertiary education
hasType higher education institution
historicalEra Antebellum and Reconstruction-era South
languageOfInstruction English
locatedIn American South
Nashville, Tennessee
Tennessee
namedAfter Nashville
notableFor educating prominent Southern leaders
operationalPeriod 19th century
regionServed Southern United States
status closed
historical institution

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Gideon J. Pillow educatedAt University of Nashville
William H. Crawford educatedAt Cumberland College (Nashville)
linked to: University of Nashville
Gideon Pillow educatedAt University of Nashville
William Hayes Ackland educatedAt University of Nashville
William Walker (filibuster) educatedAt University of Nashville