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Title: International university lectures, delivered by the most distinguished representatives of the greatest universities of the world, at the Congress of arts and science, Universal exposition, St. Louis .
Year: 1909 (1900s)
Authors: Congress of Arts and Science (1904 : Saint Louis, Mo.)
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Publisher: New York : University Alliance, Inc.
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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hevirtues of Washington, and through your example endeav-oring to stamp a seal of infamy on the tyranny then reign-ing in Europe, and to spur the soul of his citizens to thecult of freedom. THE UmVERSITT OF PARIS IN THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY Iland-painted Photogravure from a Painting by Otto Knille. Reproduced from a Photograph, of the Painting by permission of the Berlin Photograph Co. Tliis famous painting is now in the University of Berlin. Thomas Amiinas, oneof liie greatest of the scliolasiic pliilo>iopliers, surnanied the Angelic Doctor. isleliverinw a learned discourse before King Louis IX. To the right of the King-lands Joinville, the French clironioler. The Dominican monk with his handto his face is Guiilaume de Saint Amour, and Vincent de Beauvais and anotherDominican are seated with their backs to the platform desk from which ThomasAquinas is making liis animated address. Tiie picnire is thoroughly characteristicof a University disputation at the close of the Middle Ages.
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A GENERAL SURVEY OF THE HISTORY OF ASIA, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CHINA AND THE FAR EAST. BY HENRI CORDIER (Henri Coediee, Professor of IEcole des Langues OrientalesVivantes, 1881, Paris, b. August 8, 1849, New Orleans, Louisiana.A.B. University of Paris; Litt.D. University of Cape Good Hope;Chinese Mandarin of the third class, with decoration of PreciousStar, third degree; Professor at Ecole Libre des SciencesPolitiques, 1886-95; Secretary of the Chinese Educational Mission,1877-81; President of the Council Societe de Geographie, 1904;Member of the Scientific Committee of the Ministry of PublicInstruction; Honorary Member Royal Asiatic Society; Hon. Cor-responding Member of the Royal Geographical Society; Vice-President of the Societe des Traditions Populaires; Socio dellaR. Deputazione Veneta di Storia Patria, etc. At^thor of Histoiredes Relations de la Chine avec les Puissances Occidentales; AtlasSino Corcen; Bibliotheca Sinica; Marco Polo. Editor and founderof the Revue de VExtrd

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