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ECONOMICS 1.- A new edition of a Synopsis of Mill's Principles of Political Economy, revised to date. This book contains the main working principles of the text book of over one thousand pages. It is of inestimable aid to the student and will save hours of study in preparation for the mid-year and final examinations. For sale by Amee, Sever and Wheeler, 1284 Mass...
...copies in water and oil color from portions of important examples of Florentine and Venetian painting, a few excellent copies from water color drawings by Turner, and a few facsimiles from typical examples of French manuscript illuminations of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries. A collection of nearly fifteen thousand photographs will be made accessible to students in the photograph room as soon as the work of cataloguing can be enough advanced to admit of it. In this room large tables, with table easels, are provided for their convenient examination, and facilities for drawing and tracing will be afforded for qualified...
ECONOMICS 1.- A new edition of a Synopsis of Mill's Principles of Political Economy, revised to date. This book contains the main working principles of the text book of over one thousand pages. It is of inestimable aid to the student and will save hours of study in prepartion for the mid-year and final examinations. For sale by Amee, Sever and Wheeler, 1284 Mass...
...second piece of good fortune which has come to the Prospect Union has caused these plans-to been changed. A gentleman has come forward with a gift of one thousand dollars. But in granting this he makes this condition: The Prospect Union must take the old City Hall clear of debt. He specifies that this be done by the first of next October. But it is very probable that some extension of time may be obtained...
...brief, all this means that the Prospect Union must get subscriptions for something more than thirteen thousand dollars during the summer. To be successful, the co-operation of all college men who are not already active or sustaining members of the Union must be had, and not only of them, but of Cambridge and Boston people also...