History
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Woodrow Wilson ’79 As an Author and A Writer
President Wilson’s place in history as an author, despite all limitations and defects to which reference has been made, it must be maintained that President Wilson’s historical and political writings...
Woodrow Wilson ’79 As A Thinker
It was this sort of thinking that to me explains much in his reconstruction of Princeton’s educational work and life. When he entered upon the presidency of this University, he...
Woodrow Wilson ’79: A Personal Tribute
This comradeship of his which began on this campus had a strong hold on him always. It included all kinds of men on the campus and diverse interests. He never...
Dr. Theodore Hunt ’65 ’s Recollections of President Woodrow Wilson ’79
It is interesting to note that in the year 1878-9, as a Senior, he could be seen on the Princeton campus with a bright-eyed Freshman in the person of President...
Woodrow Wilson ’79 ’s Case for the League of Nations
“It is the greatest process of international conference and of international discussion ever conceived, and that is what we are trying to substitute for war. …In other words, the only...
The Hobart Baker ’14 Memorial: A Monument to an Ideal Athlete
The Hobart Baker ’14 Memorial
The Hobart Baker Memorial: Hobey Baker '14
Captain Hobart Baker’s Career in the Service
Princeton in the Great War: The Death of Hobey Baker ’14
Princeton in the Great War: Hobey Baker ’14
Woodrow Wilson ’79, Man of Letters
College and Civil War Reminiscences
Lincoln and the Present World Crisis
An Address Before the Lincoln Club of Springfield, Ill., February 12th, 1917.
Personal Recollections of Princeton Undergraduate Life — The College During the Civil War
Part II
Personal Recollections of Princeton Undergraduate Life — The College During the Civil War
Part I