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...Third Edition, but entirely re-translated and revised with many missions of less important selections in order to make room for new and most valuable selections gathered from the Ethnio Scriptures after thirty-five years of wide research and constant study...
...George Putnam's Sons of New York and London, a few of which may be found in the Appendix of the new edition. Prof. Max Mueller of Oxford University wrote an Introduction, Dr. James Martineau, Herbert Spencer, James Freeman Clarke, Ralph Waldo Emerson, and other leading scholars of world-wide minds and sympathies joined in the commendations...
...fact that already, in little more than half a year since it was founded, it has published approximately two hundred and twenty-five important books and essarys of scientific description, mostly by members of the Faculty. These contributions, covering a vast scientific field, show by their comprehensive nature, the wide extent of the work being done here...
...Freshmen with a line-up composed largely of substitutes, so that 1917 was not forced to withstand her full strength. The University took the ball at midfield and carried it over by a long series of plunges, Bettle crossing the line. The drop-kick, which would have gone wide had it not been steered over the goal by bouncing from a Freshman's back, was made by Mahan from about the 20-yard line...
Such a comprehensive book has necessarily involved considerable expense and it has only been made possible by the support of graduates and undergraduates alike. Its chief value lies in its wide distribution, and for that reason the committee wishes to place about 5000 volumes immediately. In order to accomplish this more subscriptions are needed. Therefore, the class of 1917 is especially asked to contribute, as well as those upperclassmen who have not yet done so. Copies of the first edition may be had by men in College for fifty cents. They will make attractive souvenirs of Harvard and the committee...