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Title: Review of reviews and world's work
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York Review of Reviews Corp
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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Uncle Sam : I dont care if its Panama or Nicaragua;must dig something. From the North American (Philadelphia). 288 THE AMERICAN MONTHLY REl/lEW OF REyiEiVS.
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Porto Rico : Wonder if she spects independence or tariff reform? From the Plain Dealer (Cleveland). CHARLES WILLIAM ELIOT, PRESIDENT OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY. BY GEORGE PERRY MORRIS. THEODORE ROOSEYELT, then Vice-Presi-dent of tlie United States and now itsPresident, a graduate of Harvard, speaking atthe Harvard Commencement dinner in 1901, saidthat perliaps the most distinctive feature of tliework done at Haiward University by its presi-dent, C. W. Eliot, was tlie way in wliich lie hasmade it thoroughly national and thoroughly demo-cratic in character. The president of Yale University, .\rtliur T.Hadley, at a dinner of Harvard graduates in1900, said : I wish to propose to you the healthof President Eliot, who, by his work, his example,his thought,and his fearlessness, has given everyeducational institution the right to claim him. In these cordial words of President Hadley,the estimate of President Eliot as an educator,commonly held by his colaborers in the nobleteaching profession, is v

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