Representative Phi Beta Kappa orations.

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Author / Creator:	Northup, Clark Sutherland, 1872-1952. ed.
Edition:	Second series. Edited for the united chapters of Phi Beta Kappa by Clark S. Northup, with an introduction by Charles F. Thwing.
Imprint:	New York, The Elisha Parmele Press, 1927.
Description:	vi p., 1 l. 553 p. front. (port.) 24 cm.
Language:	English
Subject:	Speeches, addresses, etc., American Speeches, addresses, etc., American. Speeches.
Format:	Print Book
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/1650809

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Other authors / contributors:	Phi Beta Kappa
Notes:	(cont.)--W.K. Prentice. Hellenic standards for the modern worlds.--Mary E. Woolley. A redefinition of fraternity.--C.M. Andrews. Present-day thoughts on the American revolution.--W.H. Carruth. The heroisms of peace.--K. Lake. Teaching and learning.--H.S. Pritchett. Modern culture and the human spirit.-- H.C. Tolman. The message of the key.--E.A. Birge. In lucem gentium.--J.A. Woodburn. Nationalism and humanity.--A.H. Lloyd. The time of day.--W.M. Thornton. Liberty and slavery in universities.--P. Shorey. Can an American be an optimist? H. Van Dyke. Democratic aristocracy.

Table of Contents:

D. Clinton. The achievements and responsibilities of the age
J. Story. Science and letters in our day
C. Sumner. The law of human progress
F.A.P. Barnard. Art culture: its relation to national refinement and national morality
T. Hill. Liberal education
E. Washburne. The college as an element of the state
J.W. Patterson. The relation of education to public questions
E.M. Shepard. Dishonor in American public life
E.E. Hale. What is the American people?--C.W. Baird. The scholar's duty and opportunity
J.H. Tufts. The present significance of scholarshp
M.W. Sampson. A problem of American civilization.

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