Word: hitherto
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...must change our conception of Germany. Hitherto we have thought of her as a prisoner...
...Walter Scott to Francis James Child '46, who was the predecessor of G.L. Kittredge '82 as Gurney Professor of English Literature. Two chapters are devoted to the contemporaneous story of Scandinavian balladry, particularly in its relation to the labors of Child. Appendixes present a large store of illuminating documents, hitherto unpublished, from the correspondence of Child and the Danish editor Grunting...
...York G. O. P., about to nominate a Governor, jiggled about last week in frantic uncertainty. Massachusetts Republicans last week concluded a fierce Wet-&-Dry primary fight (see page 15). Prohibition has badly tangled the affairs of Republicans in Illinois with Senatorial Nominee Ruth Hanna McCormick, hitherto Dry, now straddling a referendum (TIME, Sept...
...used by the University since 1878 as a recreational building will be primarily intended for those Graduate Schools located north of the Yard and Massachusetts Avenue, J. B. Wallen, Director of the Building, announced, although the gymnasium will continue to be open to all members of the University as hitherto. This will make a very convenient division of the aggregate facilities of Hemenway and the New Indoor Athletic Building...
Details of construction work on some of the new buildings now rising on all sides around Cambridge, hitherto known only to officials of the University and to the designing architects, were released yesterday at University Hall. Of chief interest and importance among the new buildings now under construction are three to be devoted to science, the Institute of Biology, the School of Geography, and the addition to the Jefferson Physical Laboratory. At the same time it was officially announced that the buildings being erected on the Massachusetts Avenue side of the Yard are to be Freshman dormitories...