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...judge. I reply that Great Britian has for centuries promoted democracy and liberty and she has never had a constitution to be reviewed or repudiated by any kind of a Supreme Court. Even the House of Lords is today subject to the will of the House of Commons, and Goldwin Smith well said that "in the last 300 years of English history no reform ever originated in the House of Lords"; and it is just as true that no reform ever originated in the Supreme Court of the United States but the progress of democracy and civilization has been held...
...Goldwin Smith's "The United Kingdom", a political history, was published by Macmillan at $2.50 is offered during this sale for $1.20. There are two full sized volumes bound in one in this book, constituting a rare...
...former editors and contributors of the "Evening Post" we can see why it has always enjoyed the position and prestige which it possesses today. William Cullen Bryant, J. F. Cooper, S. P. Chase, SainteBeuve, Carl Schurs, Henry and William James, Walt Whitman, C. F. Adams Jr., Charles Eliot Norton, Goldwin Smith, and William Roscoe Thayer are only a few of the many well-known men who were associated with the paper during the nineteenth century...
...secretary of the American Economic Association. No definite length is prescribed for the essays, but it is expected that each will constitute a small monograph of from 7,500 to 25,000 words. All inquiries regarding the contest should be addressed to the secretary of the American Economic Association, Goldwin Smith Hall, Ithaca...
William Roscoe Thayer '81, editor of the Harvard Graduates' Magazine, is giving three lectures under the Goldwin Smith Foundation at Cornell this week on "Three Makers of Modern Italy...