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...during the Reign of Terror," the subject for tonight being "The Prisons." During the Reign of Terror the Revolutionary authorities increased the number of prisons in Paris from two to over forty. The lecturer will describe the chief of these, including the Temple, which became the abode of the royal family after it had been handed over by the Assembly to the Commune...
...third lecture will be "The Prisons." The chief prisons of the old government were the Conciergerie and the Force. During the Revolution the number of prisons increased to over forty. The lecture will describe the chief of these, including the Temple, which became the abode of the royal family after it had been handed over by the Assembly to the Commune...
...Osler, who has been Professor of Medicine at Johns Hopkins since 1889, is a graduate of McGill University and has studied in London, Berlin and Vienna. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society and of the College of Physicians in London...
...fellowship in 1874. He was later elected, without examination, to an Extraordinary Fellowship at University College. Oxford, where he remained as lecturer until 1882, when he accepted a professorship at Edinburgh. Dr. Butcher was a member of the Scottish universities commission from 1889 to 1896, and served on the royal commission on university education in Ireland in 1901. He is well-known in this country through his writings, which include a prose translation of the Odyssey, compiled with the co-operation of Andrew Lang. "Demosthenes" in the Classic Writers series. "Some Aspects of the Greek Genius," and "Aristotle's Theory...
...second of a series of six exhibits from the American Library of Art collection of reproductions of great paintings, has been placed on exhibition in the Periodical Room of the Union. This exhibit is composed of fifty-four mounted facsimiles of the drawings by Holbein which are in the Royal Library of Windsor Castle...