Word: reviewers
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...meeting last night the editors of the Harvard Law Review elected Robert Gray Dodge, A. B., 1893, of Newburyport, Mass., editor-in-chief for the coming year. The senior members of the board retired, leaving the management of the journal entirely in the hands of the second year members. To round out the number of men on the board, the following six men were elected: Franklin Morse Archer, A. B., Princeton 1894; Robert Homans, A. B., Harvard 1894; and Harry Upsar Sims, A. B., University of Virginia 1894, from the second year class; and Roland Gray, A. B., Harvard...
...current number of the Cambridge Magazine, the successor to the Prospect Union Review, has a very interesting table of contents...
Among the book reviews is "A Gentleman Vagabond, and Some Others," a review, by Charles Grilk...
...millions are contributed every year, all over the civilized world, whereas the number of converts is small.- (b) The number of converts yearly is counterbalanced one hundred and eighty-three times by the annual excess among non-christians of births over deaths: Canon Taylor, The Great Missionary Failure, Fortnightly Review, Vol. L (October, 1888).- (c) Most conversions are but temporary-(x) Either they lapse upon departure of the missionary to some other station-(y) Or they help to swell the reports of some more lavish missionary society,- (d) The loss of Christian lives is not repaid by the doubtful gain...
...missionary societies are not conducted in a business-like manner.- (a) Their accounts are vague and unsatisfactory.- (b) The great number of clerks and secretaries are costly and dispensable: Canon Taylor, Missionary Finance, Fortnightly Review...