Author: ELIOT (Charles William)

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ELIOT (Charles William). S HOWE (M&rI .DcW.) Classic shades: five leaders of learning and their colleges, (The Harvard figure of Charles William Eliot.) pp. 163—199. 1928. d I

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Author: ELIOT (Charles William)

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DEPOSITOR ELIOT (Charles William). Educational reform: essays and addresses. pp. ix. + 418. 80 New York, 1909.

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Author: ELIOT (Charles William)

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ELIOT (Charles William). University administration. pp. 266. 0 8 . London, 1909.

Card ID: 504

Author: ELIOT (Charles William)

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ELIOT (Charles William). A National university: report maae by C.?I. Eliot to the National Educational Association, Cambridge, [Mss.j, 1874. See UNITED STATES OF A.!ERICA. [Misceilaneous Subheadings. — National Educational Associaton.j

Card ID: 502

Author: No Author available

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., DEpOsITcay ELIOT (Charles William). See JA(ES (Henry), Son of William James. Charles W. Eliot, president of Harvard University 1869—1909. Boston fjass.) and New York, 1950.

Card ID: 507

Author: No Author available

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i...2jçU. ci:” —I.’ ISKERWOOD (Christopher William Eradshaw). See BAUDELAIRE (Charles P.4[Journals.) Intimate journals. Translated by C.lsherwood. Introduction by T.S. Eliot. Blackamore Press: Iondon and. Random House: New York, 1930.

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Author: ES (Henry)

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DEPO$aToRy JAw1ES (Henry), Son of William James.. Charles W. Eliot, president of Harvard University 1869—1909. [With a bibliography.] 2 vols. Portraits, plaes and tables. 0 - 8 . Boston [tass.] ana Hew York, 1o.

Card ID: 244

Author: No Author available

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GlASGOW. University of Glasgow. W.P.Ker Memorial Lectures. [Volumes in this series are fully catalogued under the authors.] (o’4Ir2 Cw)6u 1. CIAMBERS (Raymond W.) King Lear. 1940. LS’ 2. DIXON (William N.) Thoughts for the times. 1941. — 3. ELIOT (Thomas S.) The Music of poetry. 1942. - 4. CECIL (Lord Edward C.D.G.) Antony and CleoFatra. 1944. O 5. FORSTER (Edward N.) The Development of English prose between 1918 and 1939. 1945. - 6. MORGAN (Charles L.) The Artist in the community. 1945. [SEE NEXT CARD.]

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