Word: authorization
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...sharp and unmerciful phrase the author ranges the Democrats who "far from keeping social justice in the background, cry it out from the house-tops," alongside the Republicans who "treat the new discovery deprecatingly, as a thing, that, in so far as it has not always existed, thanks to the Republican tariff, is a somewhat dubious vision." The Socialist champion agrees with the Progressives that both the Republican and the Democratic party are side-tracked; and are shortly to cease to be factors in the play of political forces...
...Steffens has studied at a number of universities here and abroad, including Heidelberg and the Sorbonne, and is well known as a journalist and author, having held editorial positions on the New York Evening Post, McClure's Magazine, and the American Magazine. Recently he has been lecturing and writing on social problems. Last year he lectured here on "The McNamara Dynamiters: Social Symptoms." The lecture tomorrow will be open only to members of the University...
...clock service. Dr. Talbot's career as Vicar of Leeds, Hon. Canon of Ripon, Chaplain-in-ordinary to the Queen, and as Bishop of Rochester, Southwark, and Winchester, is not his only claim to distinction. He is famous not only as a preacher, but also as the author of several well-known works on religious and kindred subjects...
...Talbot is the author of several well-known works, among the most important being the folowing: "Influence of Christianity on Slavery"; "Some Titles and Aspects of the Eucharist"; "Leeds Parish Church Sermons"; "The Fullness of Christ"; "Some Aspects of Christian Truth"; "Southwark Sermons...
...essay, "The Question of Democracy," is stimulating and in great part true. Mr. Greene's "Richard I. before Jerusalem" does honor to him, to Harvard College, and to America, since it is the first poem by an American to take the Newdigate Prize. If it suggests that the author is not inevitably a poet, but rather a man of literary taste and poetic feeling, it cannot be alone among Newdigate Prize poems in this respect. It is everywhere sound in workmanship, dignified in manner, high in thought...