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...MAJOR GENERAL ARTEMAS WARD was born in Shrewsbury Nov. 26, 1727. He was the son of Col. Nahum & Martha (Howe) Ward. He graduated from Harvard in 1748. On Jan. 28, 1755, he was commissioned Captain of the First Company of militia of Shrewsbury and Major in the “3rd regiment of militia in the county of Middlesex and Worcester. . . whereof Abraham Williams, Es...

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...iam Prescott’s Regiment Chapter 3: Colonel Ephram Doolittle’s Regiment Chapter 4: Colonel Timothy Danielson’s Regiment Chapter 5: Colonel John Fellows’s Regiment Chapter 6: Colonel Ebenezer Bridge’s Regiment Chapter 7: Colonel Timothy Walker’s Regiment Chapter 8: Colonel Theophilus Cotton’s Regiment Chapter 9: Colonel James Frye’s Regiment Chapter 10: Colon...

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...10,050 fine. 22 His career was not ruined. Morris transferred from Cornell to Harvard, founded a dot-com startup with some friends in 1995, and sold it... ...e, to a law review article, to a book, cyberlaw alumni and other students at Harvard, Oxford, and Stanford, graduate and undergraduate, have provided ... ...lso benefited greatly from a workshopping process, including seminars in the Harvard Law School summer workshop series, the Oxford Internet Institute,... ...Inc. to AT&T Corp., No. 99–251 (F.C.C. 1999), available at http://cyber .law.harvard.edu/works/lessig/cable/fcc/fcc.html; Mark A. Lemley & Lawrence Le... ...tier: Private Armies & Their Private Weapons, available at http:// cyber.law.harvard.edu/is99/scribes10.html. 35. See Kiri Blakeley, Spam W arfare, F... ...rts/pdf/ 72.pdf. 141. Memorandum from Amanda Lenhart & Mary Madden, Research Fellows, Pew Inter- net & Am. Life Project, on Social Networking Websites...

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...ay, “You should have done a lot less fishing in the Avon, boy! Why, these fellows will never learn, not the way you teach. See, they grin at you. Th... ... VOICES FROM THE PAST 488 Enter sailors: Boatswain: Quickly, my fellows! Take in the topsail speedily! That’s the captain’s warning whistl... ... lines 5-16: quotation from Ohn Quincy, President of H a r v a r d , Harvard Record 591 lines 19-23 592 lines 1-2 598 line 26: song, “Ten... ...er coffee. She declines. Robert came and knelt by her. He will go back to Harvard next week. Tad lay asleep at the foot of Mary’s bed. Sometimes, wh... ...ia, in her attempts to refurbish the White Rouse. If she visits Robert at Harvard, that too is criticized. Her letters to relatives are sometimes co... ...the mayor of this city officially declared to be necessary,” so wrote our Harvard University friend, old Josiah Quincy. He also added, that summer i... ...ote General Grant on behalf of Robert. Now that Robert has graduated from Harvard, he insists on joining the army. I agree. Grant has replied and ha... ...to farm houses, barns, corncribs, cabins. Six churches were full, the Odd Fellows’ Hall, the Freemasons’, the Town Council room, the school. I saw m... ... Eaton, and many others. He was the recipient of many grants, awards, and fellowships, from such organizations as the Leopold Schepp Foundation, the...

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...l, Stephen A. Object Relations in Psychoanalytic Theory. Cambridge, Mass., Harvard University Press, 1983 9. Grunberger, Bela. Narcissism: Psychoana... .... His False Self is bound to be reflected by his colleagues, co-members, or fellows. This is no mean feat and it cannot be guaranteed in other circu...

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...ity (which was not previously his customs), manifesting but little deference to his fellows, impatient of restraint or advice when it conflicts with... ...affiliations." (Greenberg and Mitchell. Object Relations in Psychoanalytic Theory. Harvard University Press, 1983) Klein, in effect, said that dri...

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... The individual psyche of the Aborigine is already largely merged with his fellows and his land, so that perhaps for him the experience of the ceremon... ...ence, Kansas, 1987. James, William: The Varieties of Religious Experience, Harvard University Press, Cambridge, Mass, 1905. Jonas, Hans: The Gnostic R...

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...ess, but an extreme dread of complications. The men strike me as very good fellows. I think that at bottom they are better than the women, who are ver... ... is very delightful. 33 Henry James V. FROM LOUIS LEVERETT, IN BOSTON, TO HARVARD TREMONT, IN PARIS. November. The scales have turned, my sympathetic... ...ARVARD TREMONT, IN PARIS. November. The scales have turned, my sympathetic Harvard, and the beam that has lifted you up has dropped me again on this t... ...ur injunction to let you know how I got on. I don’t get on at all, my dear Harvard—I am con- sumed with the love of the farther shore. I have been so ... ... France, and is full of the sentiment of form. There is no form here, dear Harvard; I had no idea how little form there was. I don’t know what I shall... ...paper on which I address you; and when I go to bed (I like to read in bed, Harvard) it becomes an object of mockery and torment. It dangles at inacces...

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...in Shelley’s autograph. A much-corrected draft in Shelley’s hand is in the Harvard manuscript book. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. Thy country’s curse is on thee, dar... ...er more enthusiastically loved—more looked up to, as one su- perior to his fellows in intellectual endowments and moral worth, by the few who knew him... ...1832; reprinted, “Poetical Works”, 1839. There is a transcript amongst the Harvard manuscripts, and another in the possession of Mr. C.W . Frederickso... ...lume 3 pages 225, 226. The transcripts are referred to in our footnotes as Harvard and Fred. respectively. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. Corpses are cold in the tomb... ...839. Our title is that of 1839, 2nd edition. The poem is found amongst the Harvard manuscripts, headed “To S—th and O—gh”. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. As from an a... ...ished with “Prometheus Unbound”, 1820. Dated ‘Florence, December, 1819' in Harvard manuscript (Woodberry). A tran- script exists amongst the Shelley m...

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...ep!” It made Babbitt feel loyal and important. It associated him with Good Fellows, with men who were nice and human, and important in business circle... ...ellow gets past forty he has to look after his digestion. There’s a lot of fellows that don’t take proper care of themselves. I tell you at forty a ma... ...t’s got as swell a bunch as we got in Gamma Digamma this year. There’s two fellows that their dads are million- aires. Say, gee, I ought to have a car... ...illion- aires. Say, gee, I ought to have a car of my own, like lots of the fellows.” Babbitt almost rose. “A car of your own! Don’t you want a yacht, ... ... all right. But this, say, this is corking! Beginning of the end for those fellows! New York Assembly has passed some bills that ought to completely o... ...his father’s hard-earned money and sits around in Morris chairs in a swell Harvard dormi- tory with pictures and shields and table-covers and those do...

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...entleman—Mr. Broderip, of Salem— who had been Mr. Wentworth’s classmate at Harvard Col- lege in the year 1809, and who came into his office in Devonsh... ...He had got his learning—and there was more of it than commonly appeared—at Harvard College; and he took a pleasure in old associations, which made it ... ... 85 Henry James “Suspended?” Felix repeated. “He has been requested by the Harvard authorities to absent himself for six months. Meanwhile he is study... ...se; he had nothing particular to say to her. She was not a young girl, and fellows of his age called only upon young girls. He exaggerated her age; sh... ...ollege you will go.” “I don’t want to go,” Clifford declared. “I know some fellows who have been to Europe. They say you can have better fun here.” “T... ...on’t usually leave that to him.” “Oh,” said Clifford, “I want to see those fellows start off. They don’t know how to drive.” “It is not, then, that yo...

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...nly one she knew; she had an example of the rest in the persons of two young Harvard law students, who presented themselves after tea on this same occ... ...ity to hear you, and there is no such sympathetic audience as an audience of Harvard men. Gracie and I are only two, but Gracie is a host in himself, ... ...ake them gasp,’ Matthias Pardon cried. ‘If you want an opportunity to act on Harvard College, now’s your chance. These gentlemen will carry the news; ... ...to make the sturdiest protest. ‘Look here, Miss Tarrant; do you want to save Harvard College, or do you not?’ he demanded, with a humorous frown. ‘I d... ... or do you not?’ he demanded, with a humorous frown. ‘I didn’t know you were Harvard College!’ Verena returned as humorously. Chapter 16 103 ‘I am af... ...st, came away, looking, if they had been observed, shy and snubbed, at their fellows. Some of them went so far as to say that they didn’t think it was... ...ad. It exhibited more signs of animation than any of 276 The Bostonians its fellows; several windows, notably those of the ground floor, were open to ...

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...r four years allowed her a private tutor (an impecunious graduate from the Harvard Theological School). She was ambitious, a devoted stu- dent, and he... ...ichigan. His people were farmers, nothing more nor less than hardy, honest fellows, who ploughed and sowed for a living. Curtis had only a rudimentary... ...s got. He does his work so well that I’ve been able to discharge two other fellows who sat around and watched the clock for lunch hour, and Bradley do... ... even months, in advance. You bet wheat goes up. I bet it goes down. Those fellows in the Pit don’t own the wheat; never even see it. Wou’dn’t know wh... ...nd of poor devils in Europe who care even more than the farmer. I mean the fellows who raise the grain, and the other fel- lows who eat it. It’s life ... ... I’ve got to sell it, whether I want to or not at the figure named by some fellows in Chicago. And to make themselves rich, they may make me sell it a...

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...of debt, and young Granice, to support his mother and sister, had to leave Harvard and bury himself at eighteen in a broker’s office. He loathed his w... ...h old coats and a cushion—something to cast a shadow on the blind. All you fellows were used to seeing my shadow there in the small hours—I counted on... ...ke you to see a chap I know—an ex- prize-fighter—who’s a wonder at pulling fellows in your state out of their hole—” 57 Wharton “Oh, oh—” Granice bro... ...just as I’ve made it. Ridicule it as much as you like. Only give the other fellows a chance at it—men who don’t know anything about me. Set them talki... ...r an ac- quaintance who manufactured chemicals; and there was Jim Dawes, a Harvard classmate, in the dyeing business—just the man. But at the last mom...

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...e that President Dunster sat in it, when he held the first Commencement at Harvard College. Y ou have often heard, children, how careful our fore fat... ...ct was, to rear up pious and learned ministers; and hence old writers call Harvard College a school of the prophets.” “Is the college a school of the ... ...ass in Latin is called to recite. Forth steps a rowel queer looking little fellows, wearing square skirted coats and small clothes, with buttons at th... ...behind. And now the army began to gather into Boston. T an, lanky, awkward fellows came in squads, and companies, and regi ments, swaggering along, d...

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... sties like the Natchez under the hill of that day, heavy fighters, reckless fellows, every one, elephantinely jolly, foul witted, profane; prodigal o... ...r was at a low stage. A deal of this “looking at the river” was done by poor fellows who seldom had a berth, and whose only hope of getting one lay in... ...cheaper to “look at the river” than stay ashore and pay board. In time these fellows grew dainty in their tastes, and only infested boats that had an ... ...ed voices of the dreadful thing. And often and again I heard them say, “Poor fellows! poor boy, poor boy!” By this time the boat’s yawl was manned and... ... it wistfully, and a shudder went abreast of it like a wave. I saw many poor fellows removed to the ‘death room,’ and saw them no more afterward. But ... ...Williams was not a common sort of person, by any means; he was a graduate of Harvard College, and came of good New England stock. His father was a cle... ...ofessed writer of the letter, was an imaginary person. The burglar Williams— Harvard graduate, son of a minister—wrote the letter him self, to himsel... ...eal person, but a sheer invention of that gifted rascal, Wil liams—burglar, Harvard graduate, son of a clergyman. Chapter 53 My Boyhood s Home WE TO...

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...t any evening, and in three minutes’ walk be to the movies, and see lovely fellows in dress-suits and Bill Hart and everything! How could they have so... ...nd dollars—and the ‘bus was starting for a train with five elegant-dressed fellows, and a man was pasting up red bills with lovely pictures of washing... ...h grafters, living on the ignorant workmen! Not going to have any of those fellows butting in and telling ME how to run MY busi- ness!” Mr. Elder was ... ...s and government reports and wage-scales and God knows what all that these fellows are balling up the labor situation with, when it’s all per- fectly ... .... Bea was out this afternoon—presumably drinking coffee and talking about “fellows” with her cousin Tina. It was the day for the monthly supper and ev... ...o dog-gone many languages anyway! He kind of lets people assume he went to Harvard or Berlin or Oxford or somewhere, but I looked him up in the medi- ... ...t always stay here in Gopher Prairie… . I wonder which is really the best, Harvard or Yale or Oxford?” II The people who hemmed her in had been brilli...

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...lbur saw Nat Ridgeway himself at the wheel. Girls in smart gowns and young fellows in white ducks and yacht- ing caps—all friends of his—crowded the d... ...g to show you the Bob Cook stroke we used in our boat in ’95, when we beat Harvard,” answered Wilbur. Kitchell gazed doubtfully at the first few strok... ...rtion of it. He could not make up his mind to speak to them— these society fellows, clubmen and city bred—of Moran. How he was going to order his life... ...it don’t do any- thing else, knocks a big bit of seriousness into you. You fellows make me sick,” he went on vehemently. “As though there wasn’t anyth...

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... Pray, what shall I do? Found an orphan asy- lum, or build a dormitory for Harvard College? I am not rich enough to do either in an ideally handsome w... ...e with great felicity and gusto an account of the annual boat-race between Harvard and Yale, which he had lately witnessed at Worcester. He had looked... ...r a sinner! I should like for six months to lead Mrs. Hudson the life some fellows lead their mothers!” “Allow me to believe,” said Rowland, “that you... ...ing them. If he takes things so almighty easy as—well, as one or two young fellows of genius I ‘ve had under my eye—his produce will never gain the pr... ...d Rome is the natural home of those spirits with which we just now claimed fellowship for Roderick—the spirits with a deep relish for the artificial e... ...if they won’t be infinite! Excuse me if I brag a little; all those Italian fellows in the Renaissance used to brag. There was a sensation once common,... ...ght. Roderick had found himself in the mood for thinking them very amusing fellows. He was surprised at his own taste, but he let it take its course. ...

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...ol: his position had freed him from bullying, and he was not unhappy . His fellows forgave him his success because of his deformity . “After all, it’s... ... to such a degree as to make the difference between the individual and his fellows noticeable to the indi- vidual. It is such as he, as little conscio... ...ffered when first he went to school had caused in him a shrinking from his fellows which he could never entirely overcome; he remained shy and silent.... ...friendship growing with boyish rapidity , the pair were inseparable. Other fellows wondered at the sudden intimacy, and Rose was asked what he saw in ... ... talking of it. In his sensitiveness he saw sneers and wonderings in other fellows’ manner when they were not bothering their heads with him at all. H... ... , had adopted a patronising attitude towards Weeks, who was a graduate of Harvard; and when by chance the conversation turned upon the Greek tragedia... ...at he was absurd: Weeks confessed that he had taught Greek Lit- erature at Harvard. Hayward gave a laugh of scorn. “I might have known it. Of course y...