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The Educational Thought of Theodore Frelinghuysen
No full textChute looks into the educational thought of Theodore Frelinghuysen ((1787–1862), Rutgers' seventh president (1850-1862
Notes from the Library in Volume 11:1
No full text"Mrs. Clemens Apologizes for Her Husband" by Oral Sumner Coad"Words by Longfellow" by R. E. Amacher and R. P. Falk"Virginia S. Burnett
Wyatt, Alamanni, and Literary Imitation
No full textInspired by the Library's copy of 'Opere toscane di Luigi Alamanni, ad Rey Francesco Primo" (published in 1532, probably by Filippo di Giunta in Florence), Guss writes about the Renaissance idea of literary imitation as manifest in the poem of Thomas Wyatt (1503–1542) , "Myne owne John Poynz," which is is an almost literal translation of the tenth satire of Luigi Alamanni (1495-1556), "O vi dirô poi che d'udir vi cale.
The Impartiality of the Speaker of the House of Commons
No full textAusten outlines the evolution of a non-partisan Speaker of the Commons in Parliament, which was a long and slow process from the time it was first established as such in 1377