Word: marred
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1890-1899
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...undergraduates as a whole, as well as those who conducted the celebration Monday evening may well feel proud of what was done. The immense crowd was handled skillfully, and not a single thing took place to mar the evening. We have no doubt that many people who do not sympathize with Harvard looked forward to this event in the expectation of some new piece of students' thoughtlessness; but we are over pleased to be able to say that no one, not even the Parietal Committee, can find a single case of disorder worth noticing. This has been well characterized...
...Scott exclusion bill should be repealed because it is inadeqate in meeting the very purpose for which it was enacted-it does not exclude the Chinese: New York Tribune, Mar. 4 and April 17, 1890; New England Mag. Vol. 36, p. 1; Nation...
Second half year-Feb. 10, Logic; Feb. 17, Logic; Feb. 24, Exposition; Mar. 3, Theme 9 read; Mar. 10, Argumentative Writing; Mar. 17, Argumentative Writing; Mar. 24, Theme 7 read; Mar. 31, Review of Lectues since the Mid-Years; Apr. 4, Theme 9 read; Apr. 21, Persuasion; Apr. 28, Theme 10 read; May 5, Review of the work in the whole course; May 12, Theme 11 read; May 19, Theme 12 read; May 26, On Elective Courses in English...
Best general references,- Fur seal fisheries of Alaska (U. S. Doc., House Report, 3883, 2nd session, 50th Cong.); Bancroft's Alaska, chapters X and XI; History of the Pacific States, vol. xii; N. Y. Tribune, Mar...
...United States by claiming a right to exclusive jurisdiction would be denying what it always has formerly understood to be international law, (a) It has acknowledged that Behring Sea is open. J. Q. Adam's letter to the Russian Minister, Mar. 30, 1822: Lawrence's W. Lestor, pp. 307, 314. (b) It has denied the right of territorial jurisdiction over similar bodies of water in Europe. Holbeck I., ch. vi., SS17 and 19. (c) It is denying today that in the Northeastern fisheries there can be any territorial jurisdiction over the seas except only as to those portions capable...