Word: nineteenth
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...English Department has been fortunate in having the remarkable research and enthusiasm of Professor John Livingston Lowes. His work with the romantic poets, and particularly with Coleridge, has in past years given Harvard students a unique advantage in the study of nineteenth century poetry. But this year the department has not felt the full benefits of his efforts and English 72 has been unsatisfactory to a considerable number of its members. This is due in part to the large size of the course which interferes with Professor Lowes' provocative lecture method. But the real difficulty is that, although the material...
...nineteenth century romanticism is of such great appeal both to men in and out of the field of English that it would be unfortunate if there were no single course to give the undergraduate a general and yet not superficial view of the period. To make two courses of English 72, one for undergraduates and the other for graduates, is the necessary solution...
...German Drama of the Nineteenth Century. Franz Grillparzer," Professor Burkhard, Germanic Lecture Room...
Since 1922 he has been professor of International Politics at the University of Wales at Aberysywyth, Cardiganshire. He is the author of several important works, among which are: "A Study of Nineteenth Century Diplomacy," "European Alliances", and his most recent work published in 1931. "Foreign Policy of Castlereagh." Professor Webster is a native Englishman, born in Liverpool...
...second half-year he is giving three advanced courses at Harvard in History 68, the History of British Foreign Policy since 1814; 29. Topics in Modern European History; and 20d, History of Europe and of Asia in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries. History 44, the Reconstruction of Europe Alliance From 1813 to 1823, has been omitted this year...