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Dates: during 1910-1919
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MILITARY FRENCH.--Section lists are now posted at Headquarters. Students unassigned or those having conflicts should consult Professor Whittem, who may be found daily at 1.15 in University 19, or usually in the afternoon in Widener 172. Section meetings begin this week...
MILITARY FRENCH.--Section lists are now posted at Headquarters. Students unassigned or those having conflicts should consult Professor Whittem, who may be found daily at 11.15 in University 19, or usually in the afternoon in Widener 172. Section meetings begin today...
...authentic clue to the exact date of John Harvard's birth was found until recently, when research students discovered the following record in the baptismal files of St. Saviour's Church, Southwark, England: "1607, November 29, John Harvye, S. of Robt., a Butcher." Since it was the custom in the churches at that time to require the baptism of a child three days after his birth, the Memorial Society, which each year holds commemoration services, decided in 1910 to fix November 26 in the year 1607 as the correct date of the birth of John Harvard...
MILITARY FRENCH.--Section lists will be posted at Headquarters on Monday, November 26. Students unassigned or those having conflicts should consult Professor Whittem, who may be found daily at 11.15 in University 19, or usually in the afternoon in Widener 172. Section meetings begin Monday, November 26th...
When General Maude took command of the army of the Tigris, some months after the fall of Kut-el-Amara, he found that the most difficult problem facing him as he planned his advanced on Bagdad was the absolute lack of an effective system of rail communication. It was this condition which prevented the relief of Kut during the winter of 1916, the river transportation proving inadequate. Under the direction of the new commander a complete railroad system was built from the Persian Gulf to Amara, and in addition the British Army was reorganized on a basis superior to that...