Stephens, David Stubert

Encyclopedia of Living Divines and Christian Workers of All Denominations in Europe and America · 1887 · p. 220
D.D. (Western Maryland College, 1885), Methodist Protestant; b. at Springfield, O., May 12, 1847; attended Wittenberg College in his native place, 1864-67 left there in junior year, and graduated at Adrian College, Adrian, Mich., 1868; attended the University of Edinburgh, 1869-70, and took M.A. degree in philosophy 1870, obtaining a prize for his English e ay from Profe or Ma on, also in moral philosophy under Profe or Henry Cal der wood, and in metaphysics under Profe or Fraser; attended Harvard University, 1873-74; was instructor in natui -al sciences in Adrian College, 1870-73; became profe or of mental science and logic in Adrian College, 1874; president of the college, and profe or of mental science and natural theology, 1882. He edited The Methodist Protestant Magazine, published at Adrian, Mich., 1877-81; wrote three pamphlets, published in 1884, bearing on certain changes proposed in the constitution of the Methodist Protestant Church; and has written numerous fugitive pieces.
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