Word: representation
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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"I consider myself highly fortunate, sir, to have the privilege of being the first envoy from my country to be accredited to the Government of your great republic. I have the great honor of placing in your hands the letters of credence by which his Britannic Majesty accredits me as...
"It gives me pleasure to receive from you the letters by which His Majesty King George accredits you as his Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to represent the interests of the Dominion of Canada in the United States, and to accord you formal recognition in that capacity."
We request that you will give credence to all that Mr. Massey may represent to you in our name, especially when he shall assure you of our esteem and regard, and of our hearty wishes for the welfare and prosperity of the United States of America. And so we commend...
Distinguished counsel and Judge Arthur P. Stone could not refrain from smiling, now and then, at the testimony. After a while, President Lowell, leaving subordinates to represent the university, returned to his duties.
The Harvard editorial was reprinted because it represented the views of a big eastern university; it must be, answered because its views do not represent the attitude of universities in general.