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...Tchaikovsky, the prominent Russian revolutionist, who recently visited the University and spoke in the Union, has given to the College Library all the publications of the Socialist-Revolutionary Party in Russia since 1902, which include 96 books and pamphlets, and a full set of the periodical "Revolutsionnaya Rossiya...
Percy Winterbottom, Harvard '09, C. L. Hay '08Obadiah Butterworth, of Chicopee Falls, H. E. Widener '07Mrs. Butterworth, a masterful woman, C. G. Osborne '07Amelia Butterworth, her charming niece, D. W. Streeter '07Don Juan de Pistachio de Gorgonzola, socialist, anarchist, and revolutionist, H. W. Nichols '07 B. Moore '08Professor Bulgingbrow Winterbottom, emeritus professor of Philosophy, F. M. Gunther '07Ethel Winterbottom, W. P. Blodgett '07Lacklustre, a philosophical waiter, J. J. Rowe '07King Alfonso of Spain, S. P. Henshaw '07Chamberlain to the King, J. V. Woodard '07A Spanish woman, W. D. Robbins...
...Villanelle," by W. H. Wright Sp., and "The Descent of Istar into Hades" by J. H. Wheelock '08 enshrine some of the tricks and a little of the fascination of the school of Rossetti. Both show imagination, the second especially has some excellent lines. "The Song of the Revolutionist" by A. Davis '07 has a good galloping rhythm, and "O I'll be there at the Merrymaking" by R. J. Walsh '07 has enough human tenderness to make us forget the time-worn theme...
...Tchaikoosky, a prominent Russian revolutionist, now resident in England, has presented to the University Library 96 books and pamphlets, and a full set of the periodical "Revolutsionnaya Rossiya." All these publications have been issued by the Socialist-Revolutionary Party since 1902. Mr. Tchaikoosky lately visited the University Library and inspected the Nihilistic collection which it possesses...
...third place, he busied himself in his verse with the chronicle of daily life, especially political life. In his various collections of works he transcribed the opinions which swayed the French mind. He was a royalist in his "Odes," an advocate of independence in his "Orientales," a revolutionist in his "Feuilles d'Automne," and in his "Chants du Crepuscule" and through all his writings he never ceased celebrating Napoleon. He was one of the most powerful creators of the "Legende Napoleonienne." Finally he developed the great commonplaces of morality...