Word: holte
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Oxford, too, has its Fitzgerald. "Patchwork" by Beverly Nichols, the publishers (Henry Holt) tell us, will do for the pre-war Oxford what "This Side of Paradise" did for Princeton...
...Shropshire Lad" of A. E. Housman, formerly available only in an English edition is now offered on the poetry list of Amy Holt. This beautiful collection of truly Greek poems by an eminent Greek scholar is not generally known, particularly in this country. Its publication by Henry Holt is a cause for much rejoicing...
That most passionately cherished and most bitterly anathematized document, the League of Nations Covenant, was one of the subjects dealt with at length by Mr. Hamilton Holt, Executive Chairman of the Woodrow Wilson Foundation, in a recent interview for the CRIMSON...
...political organization of the world is the ultimate achievement towards which the great minds of the country should now direct their efforts, according to Mr. Holt, who drew a logical parallel between the League of Nations and Disarmament as a dual means--inseparable and inter-dependent--of securing permanent peace. He declared that the immediate interests of the future freedom of the world from war rested on disarmament, and that disarmament was an inevitable sequel to an association of nations. "There can be no fundamental disarmament", he asserted, "without all nations agreeing...
Capra, leader of the Blue, though suffering with an injured hand, threw Murphy in the short time of 2 minutes 20 seconds, but the result of the match remained in doubt until Holt gained a decision over Crowley, turning the Crimson's 11-10 lead into a victory for Andover...