Word: whitman
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Minot, M. I. Molte, A. W. Moors, C. H. Morris, Guy Murchie, R. H. Oveson, Arthur Pope, Charles Peabody, Edward, Read, F. N. Robinson, M. S. Ruggles, P. J. Sachs, Edward Streeter, F. W. Taussig, A. P. Thompson, G. C. Vaughn, Eliot Wadsworth, S. H. Walcott, Prescott Warren, Robert Whitman, Alexander Whiteside, A. R. Wild, and W. S. Youngman and the misses M. T. Morris, Angela Movius, Rllen Pendleton, A. P. pupley, and K. M. T. Thompson...
Several manuscripts of Whittier, and an interesting letter of Whitman's are suitable for first consideration. With what seems to be a curious naivety, Whitman concludes his letter from the Attorney-General's office to Mr. Freiligrath with the following words, "I shall be well pleased indeed to hear from you. My address is Walt Whitman, Washington, D. C., U. S. America...
...Cunningham '32, is chairman of the Freshman Jubilee Committee, and Eustace Walcott '32 is sub-chairman. Their assistants are C. F. Bound '32, decorations; J. L. Grandin '32, refreshments; A. W. Patterson '32, invitations and tickets; and P. M. Whitman '32, music...
...Walt Whitman's Poetry", Professor Murdock, Harvard...
...this is the man who, according to the present discerning biographer, "shares with Walt Whitman the distinction of being the greatest imaginative writer that America has produced; his epic, Moby Dick, is one of the supreme poetic monuments of the English language; and in depth of experience and religious insight there is scarcely any one in the nineteenth century, with the exception of Dostoyevsky, who can be placed beside...