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2. Appendix 7. Approximate Enrollment in Degree-Granting, Non-profit and For-Profit Postsecondary Institutions, 1929-2019
3. Appendix 9. Endowment Market Value of the 100 Largest Endowments of Colleges and Universities at the End of Fiscal Year 2020
4. Appendix 8. Degree-Granting Colleges and Universities in the United States, 2010s
5. Appendix 6. Index of Per-Student Production Cost for Cross Section of 32 Colleges and Universities, 1875-1930
6. Appendix 1. Largest Average Annual Total of Gifts and Bequests Received by Colleges and Universities, 1920-30
7. Conclusion. Plato's Descent, Perseveration, and History
8. Appendix 4. Cumulative Percentage Increase of Aggregate Cost Index for 29 Colleges and Universities Compared to GNP, 1875-1930
9. Appendix 2. Explanation of the Cross Section of Institutions and Analytic Categories of Capital, Income, and Enrollment, 1875-1930
10. Appendix 5. Compound Annual Growth Rates (CAGR), 1875-1930
11. Appendix 3. Capital, Income, and Enrollment of the Cross Section of 32 Institutions, 1875-1930
12. 11 Steady Price, Rising Debt, Widening Wealth Gap, 2009-2020s
13. 10 What Is the Real Cost Disease? 1980s-2020s
14. 7 Depression, 60/40 Rule, and Cost-Disease Theory, 1930s-1960s
15. 8 Stagflation, Total Return, and Revenue-Cost Theory, 1965-80
16. 3 Birth of the Annual Alumni Fund, 1890-1925
17. 1 Endowment Emerges, 1870-1930
18. Abbreviations
19. Introduction. How Much Money Is Spent for Higher Education?
20. 5 Campaigns Proliferate though Presidents Resist, 1920s
21. List of Figures and Tables
22. Part I The Formative Era, 1870-1930
23. 6 Did Cost Escalate in the Formative Era?
24. 2 Free-Money Strategy, 1869-1909
25. Part II The Golden Ages, 1930-2020s
26. Contents
27. Preface
28. 9 Wealth, Cost, and Price Ignite Resentment, 1980-2008
29. 4 Fundraising Drives Begin, 1915-25
30. Half Title Page, Title Page, Copyright, Dedication
31. Historical Dimensions of the “Cost Disease” in US Higher Education, 1870s–2010s
32. The Last Professors: The Corporate University and the Fate of the Humanities by Frank Donoghue, and: Liberal Arts at the Brink by Victor E. Ferrall, Jr, and: The Marketplace of Ideas: Reform and Resistance in the American University by Louis Menand, and: The Lost Soul of Higher Education: Corporatization, the Assault on Academic Freedom, and the End of the American University by Ellen Schrecker (review)
33. The Rising Cost of Higher Education: Charles Eliot’s “Free Money” Strategy and the Beginning of Howard Bowen’s “Revenue Theory of Cost,” 1869−1979
34. Index
35. BIBLIOGRAPHY: Arranged Alphabetically by Abbreviated Titles
36. APPENDIX TWO: Langdell's Analogies between Law and Natural Science
37. Cover
38. Title Page, Copyright Page
39. A Note on Style and Monetary Values
40. Acknowledgments
41. CASES CITED: Arranged Alphabetically by Abbreviated Titles
42. CHAPTER THREE: Scholar, 1870–1881
43. CHAPTER ONE: Boyhood and Youth, 1826–1854
44. CHAPTER TWO: Lawyer on Wall Street, 1855–1870
45. CHAPTER FOUR: Teacher, 1870–1881
46. CHAPTER EIGHT: Triumph and Betrayal, 1886–1890s
47. CHAPTER FIVE: Faculty, 1870–1900
48. APPENDIX ONE: Nicholas St. John Green
49. CHAPTER NINE: Poor Old White-Whiskers, 1895–1906
50. CHAPTER SIX: The First Dean, 1870–1886
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