Word: nationalism
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...material evolution of the country at large follows. A nation like this must expend a large part of its labor in developing the material basis of its civilization. But is it not better to labor for progress by evolution than to risk progress by catastrophe? In American business today far too large a part is played by catastrophe...
...printed by the college and Miss Follett was fortunate enough, with the aid of Professor Hart, to have it published in book form by Longman's, Green and Co. It has attracted much attention both in America and England and received favorable reviews in such papers as the Nation and the Spectator...
...present system of government has carried the nation safely through its most critical periods. It has given satisfaction for over a century and has the complete confidence of the people...
...people. The people had to have centralized leadership to compete with the centralized power of the King. It was a work of reform rather than of creation. In America we have had no struggle against ruler or class. Our problem has been chiefly the up building of a nation, a task which demands slow and sure steps...
...college dailies, a number of the college periodicals and several non-collegiate publications. Among them are the Yale News, Yale Alumni Weekly, Daily Princetonian, The Pennsylvanian, Cornell Sun, Brown Herald, The Berkeleyan, The Palo Alto of Leland Stanford University, The Phillipian, The Exonian, The New York Times, The Nation, Harper's Weekly, The Amateur Athlete, The Illustrated American, Truth and Outing. There are also to be had at this office the current numbers of many college weeklies and monthlies and several other non-collegiate publications. These files, and the bound volumes of the CRIMSON ever since its foundation, all members...