Word: commonwealth
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...into a stone wall as any man there is, but he must not be in such a hurry to get rich that he forgets his duties as an honest citizen. He recognizes the serious things in life, however, and in his hands lies the future of our Commonwealth; you are almost always sure, also, that he is going to play the game square because he is in it. The great thing about being honest is that even though unsuccessful in securing office, one can not regret the means employed...
...subject of the series is "The Real South," and the lecture tonight will be on "The Caucasian Problem." The rest of the series is as follows: Tuesday, February 25, "The African Problem"; Friday, February 28, "Race Problems"; Tuesday, March 3, "Wealth and its Distribution"; Friday, March 6, "The Cotton Commonwealth"; Tuesday, March 10, "Education"; Friday, March 13, "Is there a Solution...
...clock. The subject of tonight's lecture will be "The Southland"; the other lectures will be given as follows: Friday, February 21, "The Caucasian Problem"; Tuesday, February 25, "The African Problem"; Friday, February 28, "Race Relations"; Tuesday, March 3, "Wealth and its Distribution"; Friday, March 6, "The Cotton Commonwealth"; Tuesday, March 10, "Education"; Friday, March 13, "Is there a Solution...
...will give a series of lectures on "The Real South." The subjects are as follows: Tuesday, February 18, "The Southland"; Friday, February 21, "The Caucasian Problem"; Tuesday, February 25, "The African Problem"; Friday, February 28, "Race Relations"; Tuesday, March 3, "Wealth and its Distribution"; Friday, March 6, "The Cotton Commonwealth"; Tuesday. March 10, "Education"; Friday, March 13, "Is there a Solution...
...first century of Harvard College may be divided into three parts: the first period, the time of the old New England theocracy, coeval with the existence of the Commonwealth in England; the second period, an uncertain time, during which the old charter of the College was revoked, and a new and more liberal charter granted by William and Mary; and the third period, extending through the provincial days to the first stirrings of the Revolution...