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They were workmen themselves , and they were superior to their subordinates because they were better engineers and better men of business than any other folk who up to that time had undertaken the business of transportation in the United States.The youngest of these brothers , Edwin Augustus Stevens , dying in 1868 , left a large part of his fortune to found the Stevens Institute of Technology , afterwards erected at Hoboken not far from the old family homestead on Castle Point . Paris , solemnly condemned Bacon 's teaching , and the general of the Franciscans , Jerome of Ascoli , afterward Pope , threw him into prison , where he remained for fourteen years , Though Pope Clement IV had protected him , Popes Nicholas III and IV , by virtue of their infallibility , decided that he was too dangerous to be at large , and he was only released at the age of eighty - - but a year or two before death placed him beyond the reach of his enemies . Franciscans , Jerome of Ascoli , afterward Pope , threw him into prison , where he remained for fourteen years , Though Pope Clement IV had protected him , Popes Nicholas III and IV , by virtue of their infallibility , decided that he was too dangerous to be at large , and he was only released at the age of eighty - - but a year or two before death placed him beyond the reach of his enemies . The ceremony of the solemn inauguration took place in 1439 , the first rector being an Englishman , Michael of Tregury , afterwards Archbishop of Dublin . The Lord of Montcontour was a brave soldier of Tours , who in honour of the battle gained by the Duke of Anjou , afterwards our right glorious king , caused to be built at Vouvray the castle thus named , for he had borne himself most bravely in that affair , where he overcame the greatest of heretics , and from that was authorised to take the name . His brother , Jean du Tillet , was the famous registrar of the Parliament of Paris ; another brother became bishop of Sainte-Brieux , afterwards of Meaux .