Word: journals
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...criticism of Marie Bashkirtseff's Journal, G.H. Montagu has met his baffling problem with great analytical power. He has put before us with much vividness the conflicting characteristics of a many-sided mind. His synthesis is not, however, on a par with his analysis...
...Librarian of the University desires to thank those officers and students who have taken the pains to keep, at his request, a journal through the month of March. What has been written may be brought to the Library at any time during the present month of April...
Some of the members of the University having found it impossible, on account of pressure of work, to write a journal during the month of March, the Librarian suggests that if any of these would be willing to take up the task during another month, he would gladly supplement the March journals by a few accounts written during April, May and June, and he requests any who would be willing to contribute in this way toward the completeness of the record to communicate with...
...indeed, the profound and widely read scholar that he afterwards became; but he had the temperament of a scholar, and the will to succeed in whatever he undertook. He had, more-over, the training of a man of affaires. His practical experience as editor of a metropolitan journal and as writer of its leading articles on political and economic subjects, had given him a grasp of these subjects, and a hold upon the living world, which no amount of reading could have supplied. It had cultivated his powers of thinking and of presenting his thoughts in a clear, orderly...
...prolonged investigation and reflection, is, in the opinion of experts, a classic in the literature of monetary theory and practice. On other subjects his essays are few; but they are all notable for abundant information, acute reasoning, and a dignified and flowing style. By his conduct of the Quarterly Journal of Economics for ten years and by his contributions to its pages, he added to the reputation of the University as a nursery of accurate scholarship and sound thinking. Indirectly through his pupils, and directly through his writings, he did much to educate public opinion; and he would have done...