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Hollis scholarship, established in 1722 "for pious young students designed for the ministry," to Edward P. Wallace '41, of Newton Center, Massachusetts...
Julian J. Leavitt '39, Lecuard E. Leboeuf '39, Fred M. Levin '41, Irving M. London '39, Martin J. Lydon '40, Roger C. Lyndon '39, George B. Lyons '40, Newton MacLeod Jr. '40, Denis J. Maguire '41, Harry K. Mausfield '41, RobBrown '39, Jeseph J. Buckley '39, Theodore F. Bullen Jr. '40. Robert M. Bunker '39, Seymour Bunshaft '39, John Burbank...
THOMAS J. NEWTON...
...WHITMAN-Newton Arvin-Macmillan...
...Newton Arvin's biography of Whitman, however, belongs with the best of the books about his poetry. The first clear exposition of his political beliefs, it establishes his relevancy to the present so convincingly that few readers are likely to question it. Brief and compact, with subtle critical formulations worked unobtrusively into its smooth and scholarly prose, it places Whitman's poems in relation to the life of his time-not only to radicalism, the Abolitionists, the Utopian socialists, the Jacksonian Democrats, the youthful robber barons, the trade unions, but to the educators and scientists whose work Whitman...