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Lincoln and the Present World Crisis
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An Address Before the Lincoln Club of Springfield, Ill., February 12th, 1917.
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Personal Recollections of Princeton Undergraduate Life — The College During the Civil War
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Part II
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Personal Recollections of Princeton Undergraduate Life — The College During the Civil War
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Part I
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‘Shenannygagging’ the Honor System
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Personal Recollections of Princeton Undergraduate Life — From 1858 to the Civil War
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We Want The Weekly to Reach Every Alumnus
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The Formal Inauguration of President Woodrow Wilson ’79
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The ride from the Capitol to the White House at the head of the inaugural parade was a spectacle of color, predominant in it all being the orange and black...
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Princeton's Farewell to President Woodrow Wilson ’79
Woodrow Wilson ’79 Elected as President of the United States
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“The lesson of this election is a lesson responsibility. I believe that a great cause has triumphed, but a cause can not go forward by the activities of a single...
President Woodrow Wilson’s ’79 Address Regarding Graduate Students (1910)
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“And so, gentlemen, as a business proposition what ought we to do? Take the money at the risk of having no graduate students, or get the graduate students at the...
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A Disinterested View of Princeton and Its Honor System
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President Woodrow Wilson's ’79 Annual Report (1908)
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“The comfort and convenience of class-room work and of preceptorial conferences have been immeasurably increased by the completion of McCosh Hall, a building which has in use confirmed in every...
President Woodrow Wilson ’79 in Indianapolis
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“The result is that our school curricula and the courses provided in our colleges have become a perfect miscellany, without order and without standard. It is time that we recognize...
Ideals of Public Life: An Address Made by President Woodrow Wilson ’79
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“We live in a very confused time. The economic developments which have embarrassed our life are of comparatively recent origin, and our chief trouble is that we do not exactly...