Word: citizens
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...University of Vermont. In 1874 he accepted a position as pastor in Portland, Maine, which he held for two years, becoming in 1876 pastor of the First Congregational Church of Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts. He has held that position until the present. Among Mr. Dole's writings are "The Citizen and the Neighbor", "Jesus and the Men About Him", "The American Citizen", "The Golden Rule in Business", "Luxury, and Sacrifice", "The Theology of Civilization", and "The Problem of Duty...
...Dean's wide range of interests was shown in his writings. Three recent works, "The Individual", "The Citizen" and "The Neighbor", appear to have been written with one general purpose, that of answering many questions that arise in the minds of each intelligent member of society, concerning his relation to his surroundings. Not more than three years ago he published "Elizabeth of England", a drama in five acts, each in a separate volume, written in blank verse. He wrote this to disprove the statement so often made that prolonged scientific study unfits a man for literary activity. He also wrote...
...besides a large number of scientific reports, some poetry and dramatic works, and many popular articles in the "Scientific American," "Scribner's Magazine," and similar periodicals. His most widely known works are: "The Story of our Continent": "The Interpretation of Nature"; "The Individual: Study of Life and Death"; "The Citizen: the Study of the Individual and the Government"; "The United States of America: a Study of the American Commonwealth"; "Man and the Earth"; "Elizabeth of England"; "Kentucky: a Pioneer Commonwealth": and "The Neighbor...
...college men, the position which graduates can hold in the world of politics was his first topic. The advisability of becoming actively identified with political affairs cannot be affirmed by generalities, but must be decided according to the bent of the individual. It is the duty of every intelligent citizen, whether he take active part or not, to devote time and thought to the wise use of his vote. Politics, like charities, should begin at home...
...Serving man, E. M. Keays '07 Luce, a goldsmith's daughter, A. M. Hurlin '06 The second Luce, T. W. Knauth '07 Gratiana, Sir Harry's daughter, R. S. Eustis '07 The Wise-Woman of Hogsdon, C. B. Wetherell '08 A kitchen-maid, P. N. Garland '08 Citizen's wife, H. P. Breed...