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has studied Smith's writings on Jews, which claimed that they were responsible for a form of "repulsion" they provoked in others, due to his assertion of their "peculiar character and habits", including a "preoccupation with money-making", which made them "enemies of civilization". He also denigrated
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from 1858 to 1866, that "ancient history, besides the still unequalled excellence of the writers, is the 'best instrument for cultivating the historical sense." As a historian, indeed, he left no abiding work; the multiplicity of his interests prevented him from concentrating on any one subject. His
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Cornell was credited to several factors, including the Ithaca weather, Cornell's geographic isolation, Smith's health, and political tensions between Britain and America. But the decisive factor in Smith's departure was the university's decision to admit women. Goldwin
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from 1868 to 1872. The addition of Smith to
Cornell's faculty gave the newly opened university "instant credibility." Smith was something of an academic celebrity, and his lectures were sometimes printed in New York newspapers. During Smith's time at Cornell he accepted no salary and provided much
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from 1868 to 1872, and was instrumental in establishing the university's international reputation, but left when it began admitting female students. He is the namesake of
Goldwin Smith Hall at Cornell University, and was outspoken regarding his often controversial political views. Smith was a
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to live with relatives, but retained an honorary professorship at
Cornell and returned to campus frequently to lecture. When he did, he insisted on staying with the students at Cascadilla Hall rather than in a hotel. Smith bequeathed the bulk of his estate to the University in his will.
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observed on the occasion, "To attempt to express even in a measure the reverence and affection which all
Cornellians feel for Goldwin Smith would be attempting a hopeless task. His presence here is appreciated as the presence of no other person could be."
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in opposition to a proposed bill on women's suffrage. In the treatise, he explained his view that "The very foundations of society are touched when change is proposed in the relations of the sexes.
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view, it would eventually break away from the British Empire, and the "Anglo-Saxons" of the North American continent would become one nation. These views are most fully developed in his work
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The Twins: A Reply to the Anti-Scott Act Address of Mr. Goldwin Smith.
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Another stone bench inscribed with the motto, sits on the campus of
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Wallace, Elisabeth (1954). "Goldwin Smith on England and America,"
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MacTavish, Newton (1910). "Goldwin Smith, the Sage of the Grange,"
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1198:"Has England an Interest in the Disruption of the American Union?,"
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Indian Political Associations and Reform of Legislature 1818–1917.
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Smith was strongly opposed to the women's suffrage movement, both
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Goldwin Smith, D.C.L.; A Brief Account of his Life and Writings
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674:(1899-1902) broke out, Smith published several articles in the
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Brown, R. Craig (1962). "Goldwin Smith and Anti‐imperialism,"
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The Riddle of Existence Solved: or, An Antidote to Infidelity.
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A Plea for the Abolition of Tests in the University of Oxford.
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The Grange and its Occupants: the Boultons and Goldwin Smith.
2582:"Dalhousie, James Andrew Broun Ramsay, 1st Marquess of"
2448:"Evolution, Immortality and the Christian Religion: A Reply,"
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False Hopes: Or, Fallacies, Socialistic and Semi-socialistic.
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The Controversialist: An Intellectual Life of Goldwin Smith.
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Esau's Tears: Modern Anti-Semitism and the Rise of the Jews.
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History of Cornell University#Giving and alumni involvement
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Bueltmann, Tanja; Gleeson, David T.; MacRaild, Don (2012).
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The Controversialist: An Intellectual Life of Goldwin Smith
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Kent, Christopher A. (2004). "Smith, Goldwin (1823–1910)",
1423:"Falkland and the Puritans: A Reply to Mr. Matthew Arnold,"
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in Istanbul. It sits with a clear view down onto the city.
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The Cambridge History of English and American Literature:
3226:"Canada and the Empire: A Rejoinder to Dr. Goldwin Smith,"
3071:"Historicist: An English Estate in the Heart of the City,"
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Vol. XXX, May/October 1874 (separately republished, 1875).
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New York: Industrial School of the Hebrew Orphan Asylum.
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Wallace, Elisabeth (1954). "Goldwin Smith on History,"
2975:. Ithaca, New York: Cornell University Press. pp.
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Underhill, Frank Hawkins (1960). "Goldwin Smith." In:
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1225:"The Proposed Constitution for British North America,"
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Wallace, Elisabeth (1954). "Goldwin Smith, Liberal,"
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Specimens of Greek Tragedy: Aeschylus and Sophocles.
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Regius Professors of History (University of Oxford)
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1328:"The Recent Struggle in the Parliament of Ontario,"
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The United States: An Outline of Political History.
5786:Persons of National Historic Significance (Canada)
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2624:"Letters of Goldwin Smith to Charles Eliot Norton"
1568:"Has Science Yet Found a New Basis for Morality?,"
1297:(1847–1884), New Series, Vol. 1, No. 6, June 1869.
343:The United States: an Outline of Political History
5791:Presidents of the American Historical Association
4247:Toronto: Education Dept., Art Gallery of Ontario.
3997:"Goldwin Smith's Essay 'On the Jewish Question'."
3310:Calcutta, India: Firma K. L. Mukopadhyay, p. 343.
1797:"Prohibitionism in Canada and the United States,"
838:. This still exists, outside the entrance to the
5731:Cornell University Department of History faculty
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4466:Guide to the Goldwin Smith Collection circa 1860
4037:A Selection from Goldwin Smith's Correspondence.
3132:Toronto: University of Toronto Press, pp. 29–47.
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1949:"Anglo-Saxon Union: A Response to Mr. Carnegie,"
1346:"The Late Session of the Parliament of Ontario,"
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334:Regius professorship of Modern History at Oxford
4016:"The Great Minds of America. I. Goldwin Smith,"
3712:"Woman Suffrage: A Reply to Mr. Goldwin Smith,"
3550:Cosmopolitan Club at the University of Illinois
3468:Jews and Arabs: Their Contacts through the Ages
968:The Reorganization of the University of Oxford.
4461:The St. George's Society and Mr. Goldwin Smith
3982:London: Macmillan & Co., pp. 232–269.
3891:"The Press Banquet to Mr. Goldwin Smith, M.A."
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3105:American Antiquarian Society Members Directory
2897:. Greenwood Publishing Group. pp. 49–50.
2867:Cornell University Library Digital Collections
1080:Bay Leaves: Translations from the Latin Poets.
268:The Reorganization of the University of Oxford
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4278:"A Jewish View of the Anti-Jewish Agitation,"
3499:Giufurta, A.; Greene, C. (15 December 2020).
3486:The Dhimmi: Jews & Christians Under Islam
2972:Women at Cornell: The Myth of Equal Education
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1994:"The House of Lords: Reform by 'Resolution',"
1858:"A True Captain of Industry: Thomas Brassey,"
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4151:"Mr. Goldwin Smith on the Study of History,"
4085:"History, Philosophy and Mr. Goldwin Smith,"
3629:"Goldwin Smith and the Riddle of Existence,"
3271:. Toronto: Macmillan of Canada. p. 77.
651:Goldwin Smith, photo by Notman & Fraser.
5771:Members of the American Antiquarian Society
4119:"Mr Goldwin Smith on the 'Data of Ethics',"
3455:. University of Toronto Press. p. 135.
3321:"Goldwin Smith's Anti-Semitism Fuels Anger"
3128:Ross, Malcolm (1959). "Goldwin Smith." In:
2766:. Vol. VI: Nineteenth-Century Oxford.
2662:Ross, Malcolm (1959). "Goldwin Smith." In:
2653:. Toronto: Macmillan & Co., pp. 85–103.
2633:, October 1915/June 1916, pp. 106–160.
478:In 1893, Smith was elected a member of the
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4263:Underhill, Frank (1933). "Goldwin Smith,"
4007:"Goldwin Smith, 'The Sage of the Grange',"
4003:London: Myers & Co., pp. 222–239.
3450:
3055:"'The Bystander' and Canadian Journalism,"
2964:
2962:
2960:
2939:Goldwin Smith Papers at Cornell University
2931:
2929:
2927:
2925:
2923:
2921:
2886:
2884:
2255:"Is Morality Shifting in its Foundation?,"
2161:New York: Longmans, Green & Co., 1899.
1967:"Problems and Perils of British Politics,"
1577:"Parliament and the Rebellion in Ireland,"
822:University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign
31:
4195:"Mr. Goldwin Smith on the United States,"
3745:Can Jews be Patriots? A Historical Study.
3480:
3394:London: Macmillan & Co., pp. 221–260.
3259:
3149:London: Macmillan & Co., pp. 183–218.
1414:The Canadian Monthly and National Review,
1376:The Canadian Monthly and National Review,
1358:The Canadian Monthly and National Review,
1349:The Canadian Monthly and National Review,
1340:The Canadian Monthly and National Review,
1331:The Canadian Monthly and National Review,
550:Bay Leaves and Specimens of Greek Tragedy
362:Does the Bible Sanction American Slavery?
170:Richard Pritchard Smith, Elizabeth Breton
5741:English expatriates in the United States
4156:No. 150, October 1861, pp. 157–180.
4090:Vol. XXXVII, August 1862, pp. 1–34.
4024:Gregory, W. D. (1910). "Goldwin Smith,"
3980:The History of Freedom and Other Essays.
3909:"The Association and Mr. Goldwin Smith."
3864:
3194:Locating the English Diaspora, 1500–2010
3119:Cambridge University Press, pp. 249–250.
2744:
2188:, Vol. LXXXVI, Issue 518, December 1900.
2103:"The Disintegration of Political Party,"
1499:The Canadian Monthly and National Review
1110:The United Kingdom: A Political History.
925:Does the Bible Sanction American Slavery
901:The Foundation of the American Colonies.
686:, Smith's views were uncommon among the
646:
629:
431:
387:
319:
262:was again growing acute, he published a
4432:Dictionary of Canadian Biography Online
3662:The United Kingdom: a Political History
3465:
3427:
2968:
2957:
2935:
2918:
2890:
2881:
2763:The History of the University of Oxford
2681:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
2112:"Are Our School Histories Anglophobe?,"
1631:"Evolutionary Ethics and Christianity,"
1586:"The Machinery of Elective Government,"
1310:"The Ecclesiastical Crisis in England,"
698:in the aftermath of its victory in the
613:(1891). Smith's views on the future of
595:against the dismemberment of the great
409:financial support to the institution.
339:The United Kingdom: a Political History
5801:Burials at St. James Cemetery, Toronto
5698:
4190:London: Edward Arnold, pp. 19–32.
4171:"Professor Goldwin Smith as a Critic,"
4134:, Vol. XLIII, No. 5, pp. 680–683.
4021:Vol. 186, No. 622, Sep., pp. 1–7.
3130:Our Living Tradition: Seven Canadians.
3000:
2998:
2996:
2664:Our Living Tradition: Seven Canadians.
2409:Vol. XXVIII, November 1906/April 1907.
2400:Vol. XXVIII, November 1906/April 1907.
1779:"Shakespeare's Religion and Politics,"
1528:, Vol. XLIV, Issue 265, November 1879.
1523:"The Prospect of a Moral Interregnum,"
1519:, Vol. XLIII, Issue 255, January 1879.
1432:"The Labour War in the United States,"
1212:, Volume XIV, Issue 86, December 1864.
1086:Specimens of Greek Tragedy: Euripides.
794:. In 1874, he published a treatise in
5766:Fellows of University College, Oxford
4478:
4062:Goldwin Smith: His Life and Opinions.
3987:Goldwin Smith Bibliography, 1845–1913
3894:Canadian Monthly and National Review,
3811:Canadian Monthly and National Review,
3791:Canadian Monthly and National Review,
3698:Canadian Monthly and National Review,
3602:Canadian Monthly and National Review,
2674:
2672:
2564:Vol. XXXVI, November 1910/April 1911.
2532:Vol. XXXII, November 1908/April 1909.
2523:Vol. XXXII, November 1908/April 1909.
2295:"English Poetry and English History,"
2219:"The Political Situation in England,"
2215:, Vol. LXXXVII, Issue 524, June 1901.
2037:"Guesses at the Riddle of Existence,"
1908:Vol. LXIII, November 1890/April 1891.
1899:Vol. LXIII, November 1890/April 1891.
1537:, Vol. XLV, Issue 268, February 1880.
1394:Canadian Monthly and National Review,
1385:Canadian Monthly and National Review,
1153:Irish History and the Irish Question.
761:. He proposed in other writings that
4053:Vol. 198, No. 696, pp. 688–697.
4048:"Why Goldwin Smith Came to America,"
3976:"Mr. Goldwin Smith's Irish History."
3958:Vol. 199, No. 701, pp. 513–527.
3158:
2969:Conable, Charlotte Williams (1977).
2791:"Tests in the English Universities,"
2382:Vol. 183, No. 598, 7 September 1906.
2197:, Vol. LXXXVII, Issue 520, Feb 1901.
2010:"Our Situation Viewed from Without,"
1464:Vol. XXXI, December 1877/March 1878.
1455:Vol. XXXI, December 1877/March 1878.
1450:"The Ninety Years' Agony of France,"
1306:, Vol. XXV, Issue 147, January 1870.
1279:Vol. XVII, November 1867/April 1868.
1016:Dismemberment no Remedy: An address.
998:Great Britain, America, and Ireland.
887:
775:Cornell University Board of Trustees
277:opposition to a proposal to develop
3686:. Chicago: C.H. Kerr & Company.
3570:"Remind Me: Who Was Goldwin Smith?"
2993:
2391:Vol. 183, No. 602, 2 November 1906.
2165:"Imperialism in the United States,"
1919:"New Light on the Jewish Question,"
1911:"Will Morality Survive Religion?,"
1802:Vol. LIX, November 1888/April 1889.
1793:Vol. LIX, November 1888/April 1889.
1784:Vol. LIX, November 1888/April 1889.
1748:"The Railway Question in Manitoba,"
1685:"The Capital of the United States,"
1514:"Is Universal Suffrage a Failure?,"
1270:, Vol. XVIII, Issue 105, July 1866.
16:British-born academic and historian
13:
5716:Alumni of Magdalen College, Oxford
4028:Vol. 95, No. 17, pp. 950–959.
3972:Dalberg-Acton, John Emerich Edward
3882:
3294:Eminent Indians on Indian Politics
2669:
2313:"The Marquis of Dufferin and Ava,"
2174:"The Failure of Party Government,"
1721:"The Political History of Canada,"
1622:"Why Send More Irish to America?,"
1428:Vol. XXIX, December 1876/May 1877.
1243:, Vol. XXXI, Issue 181, June 1865.
1230:Vol. XI, November 1864/April 1865.
1221:Vol. XI, November 1864/April 1865.
617:was criticised by Canadian priest
554:Guesses at the Riddle of Existence
503:
492:, while occasional letters to the
452:
133:Regius Professor of Modern History
14:
5812:
4291:
4238:Goldwin Smith: Victorian Liberal.
4106:"Scotland and Mr. Goldwin Smith,"
3968:Reading, Eng.: Poynder & Son.
3913:A History of Canadian Journalism.
3453:Canada's Jews: A People's Journey
3341:"The anti-semites: Goldwin Smith"
2553:The Nineteenth Century and After,
2512:The Nineteenth Century and After,
2412:"The Church Question in France,"
2404:"Toronto: A Turn in its History,"
2273:"Mr. Morley's Life of Gladstone,"
2063:"The Manitoba Schools Question,"
1940:"The Contest for the Presidency,"
1613:"The Jews: A Deferred Rejoinder,"
1369:Vol. XXI, December 1872/May 1873.
1256:"The Death of President Lincoln,"
1050:Canada and the Canadian Question.
956:Lectures on the Study of History.
781:
597:Anglo-Saxon community of the West
563:
4420:at The Online Library of Liberty
3852:
3779:Vol. XXVIII, July/December 1878.
3759:"Jews and Judaism: A Rejoinder,"
2651:In Search of Canadian Liberalism
2555:Vol. LXVIII, July/December 1910.
2425:Vol. 184, No. 610, 1 March 1907.
1931:"Party Government on Its Trial,"
1681:Vol. XLVIII, July/December 1885.
1676:"The Administration of Ireland,"
1658:"The Organization of Democracy,"
1482:Vol. XXVIII, July/December 1878.
980:The Political Destiny of Canada.
913:The Empire: A Series of Letters.
610:Canada and the Canadian Question
512:, and was a strong supporter of
383:
180:
5776:People educated at Eton College
5746:19th-century English historians
4507:American Historical Association
4391:Works by or about Goldwin Smith
4265:University of Toronto Quarterly
4218:University of Toronto Quarterly
4184:"Jottings About Goldwin Smith."
4073:"Canada and Mr. Goldwin Smith,"
3928:, New Series, pp. 239–251.
3845:Vol. 153, No. 418, pp. 257–271.
3832:
3816:
3797:
3782:
3767:
3751:
3736:
3720:
3704:
3689:
3674:
3652:
3637:
3622:
3607:
3587:
3562:
3543:
3518:
3492:
3474:
3459:
3444:
3421:
3397:
3392:Essays on Questions of the Day.
3380:
3357:
3333:
3313:
3300:
3285:
3253:
3237:
3218:
3185:
3165:McGill-Queen's University Press
3152:
3147:Essays on Questions of the Day.
3135:
3122:
3109:
3098:
3079:
3063:
3047:
3031:
2839:
2814:
2760:; Curthoys, M.C., eds. (1998).
2509:"Has England Wronged Ireland?,"
2359:"Is it Religious Persecution?,"
2353:The American Historical Review,
2331:"The Passing of the Household,"
2325:The American Historical Review,
2298:The American Historical Review,
2231:The American Historical Review,
2130:"Is the Constitution Outworn?,"
1963:Vol. XXXIV, July/December 1893.
1945:Vol. XXXII, July/December 1892.
1850:"Canada through English Eyes,"
1770:"The Policy of Aggrandizement,"
1730:"The Moral of the Late Crisis,"
1649:"The Fallacy of Irish History,"
1541:"Canada and the United States,"
1274:"The Last Republicans of Rome,"
1239:Vol. XXX, Issue 180, May 1865;
1062:Essays on Questions of the Day.
1022:Schism in the Anglo-Saxon Race.
869:
705:
461:, and subsequently founded the
315:
5781:People from Reading, Berkshire
4447:Toronto's Historical Plaques:
4208:The American Historical Review
4182:Tollemache, Lionel A. (1911).
4111:Vol. CLXVII, pp. 541–550.
3920:"Goldwin Smith as a Canadian,"
3838:Bendavid, Isaac Besht (1891).
3824:"Recent Phases of Judæphobia,"
2799:
2784:
2750:
2704:
2688:
2656:
2643:
2514:Vol. LXIV, July/December 1908.
2444:Vol. XXIX, No. 4, August 1907.
2434:Vol. 185, No. 614, 3 May 1907.
2286:"The Immortality of the Soul,"
2147:"The Moral of the Cuban War,"
2046:"The Canadian Copyright Bill,"
2033:Vol. LXVII, January/June 1895.
2024:Vol. LXVII, January/June 1895.
1958:"The Situation at Washington,"
1766:Vol. XXIII, January/June 1888.
1640:"The Conflict with the Lords,"
1486:"The Greatness of the Romans,"
1441:"The Slaveowner and the Turk,"
1411:"The Immortality of the Soul,"
1337:"The Woman's Rights Movement,"
1292:"War Under the Old Testament,"
1237:Harper's New Monthly Magazine,
1010:Temperance versus Prohibition.
642:
615:Canada–United States relations
538:Essays on Questions of the Day
347:American Philosophical Society
324:Portrait of Goldwin Smith, by
1:
5736:English expatriates in Canada
4228:The Journal of Modern History
4142:"A Glimpse of Goldwin Smith,"
4096:Mr. Goldwin Smith and Canada.
3985:Gaffney, Patricia H. (1972).
3840:"Goldwin Smith and the Jews,"
3822:Adler, Rabbi Hermann (1881).
3757:Adler, Rabbi Hermann (1878).
3726:Adler, Rabbi Hermann (1878).
3619:Montreal: "Witness" Printing.
3365:"Goldwin Smith: Anti-Semite?"
3291:Dhar, Bishan Narayan (1892).
2637:
2569:
2505:Vol. 188, No. 636, Nov. 1908.
2478:Vol. 187, No. 629, Apr. 1908.
2453:Vol. 186, No. 623, Oct. 1907.
2420:"The Perils of the Republic,"
2282:Vol. 177, No. 565, Dec. 1903.
2251:Vol. 176, No. 557, Apr. 1903.
2224:Vol. 173, No. 538, Sep. 1901.
2206:Vol. 172, No. 535, Jun. 1901.
2192:"The Last Phase of Napoleon,"
2144:Vol. 167, No. 503, Oct. 1898.
2135:Vol. 166, No. 496, Mar. 1898.
2126:Vol. X, No. 2, December 1897.
2117:Vol. 165, No. 490, Sep. 1897.
2108:Vol. 164, No. 487, Jun. 1897.
2060:Vol. 161, No. 469, Dec. 1895.
2042:Vol. 161, No. 465, Aug. 1895.
1999:Vol. XXXV, January/June 1894.
1990:Vol. XXXV, January/June 1894.
1981:Vol. XXXV, January/June 1894.
1972:Vol. 159, No. 452, Jul. 1894.
1954:Vol. 157, No. 441, Aug. 1893.
1924:Vol. 153, No. 417, Aug. 1891.
1863:Vol. XXXI, January/June 1890.
1833:"Woman's Place in the State,"
1627:Vol. XIII, January/June 1883.
1618:Vol. XII, July/December 1882.
1609:Vol. XII, July/December 1882.
1546:Vol. 131, No. 284, Jul. 1880.
1315:Vol. 110, No. 226, Jan. 1870.
1288:Vol. 108, No. 222, Jan. 1869.
457:In Toronto, Smith edited the
366:Confederate States of America
214:. He was also opposed to the
4353:How to use archival material
4240:University of Toronto Press.
3701:Vol. II, July/December 1872.
3670:(3767): 5–6. 6 January 1900.
3649:Toronto: Henderson & Co.
3634:Vol. 213, 1897, pp. 488–491.
2869:. Cornell University Library
2496:Vol. XXXI, May/October 1908.
2487:Vol. XXXI, May/October 1908.
2469:Vol. XXX, No. 6, April 1908.
2456:"Magdalen College, Oxford,"
2291:Vol. 178, No. 570, May 1904.
2179:Vol. XLV, January/June 1899.
2099:Vol. 164, No. 486, May 1897.
2086:"The Brewing of the Storm,"
2015:Vol. 160, No. 462, May 1895.
1936:Vol. 154, No. 426, May 1892.
1890:Vol. LXII, May/October 1890.
1881:Vol. LXII, May/October 1890.
1872:Vol. LXII, May/October 1890.
1847:Vol. 150, No. 402, May 1890.
1788:"The American Commonwealth,"
1773:The Popular Science Monthly,
1739:"The Canadian Constitution,"
1735:Vol. XX, July/December 1886.
1726:Vol. XX, July/December 1886.
1582:Vol. XLI, January/June 1882.
1573:Vol. XLI, January/June 1882.
1555:Vol. XL, July/December 1881.
1473:Vol. III, January/June 1878.
1396:Vol. IV, July/December 1873.
1387:Vol. III, January/June 1873.
1378:Vol. III, January/June 1873.
1360:Vol. II, July/December 1872.
1283:"The Revolution in England,"
1265:"An Englishman in Normandy,"
974:The European Crisis of 1870.
696:imperialistic foreign policy
480:American Antiquarian Society
442:College of Arts and Sciences
337:chief historical writings –
7:
5761:Canadian white supremacists
4243:Wallace, Elisabeth (1969).
4236:Wallace, Elisabeth (1957).
4174:The Popular Science Monthly
4093:Holland, Lionel R. (1888).
3961:Cooper, John James (1912).
3896:Vol. VII, pp. 101–106.
3470:. New York: Schocken Books.
3451:Tulchinsky, Gerald (2008).
3044:, Vol. XXIV, No. 2, p. 113.
2395:"The Stage of Former Days,"
2322:"The Treatment of History,"
2237:"The Confederate Cruisers,"
2233:Vol. VII, No. 1, Oct. 1901.
2055:"Christianity's Millstone,"
1985:"The Impending Revolution,"
1708:Vol. LIV, May/October 1886.
1699:Vol. LIV, May/October 1886.
1690:Vol. LIV, May/October 1886.
1667:"The Expansion of England,"
1600:Vol. XI, January/June 1882.
1591:Vol. XI, January/June 1882.
1564:Vol. X, July/December 1881.
1505:"The Greatness of England,"
1382:"What is Culpable Luxury?,"
1261:Vol. XII, May/October 1865.
1252:Vol. XII, May/October 1865.
1234:"The University of Oxford,"
1190:
1141:Lines of Religious Inquiry.
1129:The Founder of Christendom.
845:
755:William Lyon Mackenzie King
392:Goldwin Smith (center) and
306:Universities Tests Act 1871
285:for use as a major site of
10:
5817:
5756:British white supremacists
5067:Robert Livingston Schuyler
4159:Phillips, Paul T. (2002).
4051:The North American Review,
4019:The North American Review,
3956:The North American Review,
3940:Canadian Historical Review
3900:"Anglo-American Memories,"
3843:The North American Review,
3245:"Goldwin Smith in Canada,"
3243:Colquhoun, A.H.U. (1910).
3198:Liverpool University Press
3115:Lindemann, Albert (1997).
3039:"Professor Goldwin Smith,"
2936:Gaffney, Patricia (1971).
2806:"Cecil Rhodes's Bequests,"
2696:"Goldwin Smith at Oxford,"
2535:"The American Civil War,"
2503:The North American Review,
2482:"The Socialist Manifesto,"
2476:The North American Review,
2473:"The Religious Situation,"
2451:The North American Review,
2432:The North American Review,
2423:The North American Review,
2389:The North American Review,
2380:The North American Review,
2377:"British Empire in India,"
2355:Vol. 11, No. 1, Oct. 1905.
2327:Vol. 10, No. 3, Apr. 1905.
2300:Vol. 10, No. 1, Oct. 1904.
2289:The North American Review,
2280:The North American Review,
2249:The North American Review,
2222:The North American Review,
2204:The North American Review,
2183:"War as a Moral Medicine,"
2142:The North American Review,
2133:The North American Review,
2115:The North American Review,
2106:The North American Review,
2097:The North American Review,
2094:"A Constitutional Misfit,"
2070:"Is There Another Life?,"
2058:The North American Review,
2040:The North American Review,
2019:"The Colonial Conference,"
2013:The North American Review,
2004:The North American Review,
1970:The North American Review,
1952:The North American Review,
1934:The North American Review,
1922:The North American Review,
1845:The North American Review,
1820:Vol. LX, May/October 1889.
1811:Vol. LX, May/October 1889.
1645:Vol. XLVI, September 1884.
1604:"The 'Home Rule' Fallacy,"
1544:The North American Review,
1510:Vol. XXXIV, December 1878.
1313:The North American Review,
1286:The North American Review,
1135:The Early Days of Cornell.
738:Jews or deporting them to
634:Bust of Goldwin Smith, by
252:University College, Oxford
5488:
5277:
5139:Bernadotte Everly Schmitt
5058:
4984:Arthur M. Schlesinger Sr.
4847:
4749:William Archibald Dunning
4653:Charles Francis Adams Jr.
4644:
4513:
4335:
4322:
4307:
4163:Westport, Conn.: Praeger.
4088:The North British Review,
4065:London: T. Werner Laurie.
4040:London: T. Werner Laurie.
3428:Hutzler, Charles (1898).
3410:The Canadian Encyclopedia
3405:"Anti-Semitism in Canada"
3250:, Vol. XXXV, pp. 318–321.
3224:Grant, George M. (1896).
2891:Philips, Paul T. (2002).
2794:The North British Review,
2368:"The Impending Conflict,"
2340:"Are We 'Re-Barbarized'"?
2246:"A Gallery of Portraits,"
2139:"The Origin of Morality,"
1815:"Canada and the Jesuits,"
1636:Vol. XLIV, December 1883.
1437:Vol. XXX, September 1877.
1203:Vol. X, May/October 1864.
944:The Civil War in America.
807:
665:representative government
548:, and attempted verse in
536:, as he discussed in his
179:
174:
166:
156:
146:
138:
128:
120:
110:
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82:
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30:
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5751:English male journalists
5032:Kenneth Scott Latourette
4725:Frederick Jackson Turner
4115:Le Sueur, William Dawson
3935:(Princeton, 2007), ch. 7
3889:Adam, G. Mercer (1881).
3728:"Can Jews be Patriots?,"
3593:Stevenson, J.F. (1881).
3306:Majumdar, B. B. (1965).
3159:Kohn, Edward P. (2004).
3087:"Goldwin Smith at Home,"
3037:Adam, G. Mercer (1904).
3006:"New Building Dedicated"
2863:"Goldwin Smith Portrait"
2710:Waldron, Gordon (1912).
2685:Oxford University Press.
2606:"Peel, Sir Robert"
2550:"Last Words on Ireland,"
2258:The Booklovers Magazine,
2168:The Contemporary Review,
2031:The Contemporary Review,
2028:"The Manchester School,"
2022:The Contemporary Review,
1842:"The Hatred of England,"
1838:, Vol. IX, January 1890.
1751:The Contemporary Review,
1742:The Contemporary Review,
1715:The Contemporary Review,
1679:The Contemporary Review,
1643:The Contemporary Review,
1634:The Contemporary Review,
1580:The Contemporary Review,
1571:The Contemporary Review,
1553:The Contemporary Review,
1508:The Contemporary Review,
1501:, Vol. I, December 1878.
1495:"Berlin and Afghanistan"
1489:The Contemporary Review,
1468:"Can Jews be Patriots?,"
1462:The Contemporary Review,
1453:The Contemporary Review,
1446:Vol. XXX, November 1877.
1444:The Contemporary Review,
1435:The Contemporary Review,
1426:The Contemporary Review,
1355:"Alfredus Rex Fundator,"
1123:In the Court of History.
1068:Oxford and Her Colleges.
962:Three English Statesmen.
882:
862:
516:, but refused to follow
488:, and published in 1904
248:Magdalen College, Oxford
234:Early life and education
216:Irish Home Rule movement
115:Magdalen College, Oxford
5726:Antisemitism in England
5251:Lynn Townsend White Jr.
5000:William Linn Westermann
4976:James Westfall Thompson
4936:Charles Howard McIlwain
4733:William Milligan Sloane
4546:William Frederick Poole
4449:Goldwin Smith 1823–1910
4154:The Westminster Review,
4122:Popular Science Monthly
4076:The Contemporary Review
3875:Encyclopædia Britannica
3827:The Nineteenth Century,
3788:Rep. in Rose-Belford's
3762:The Nineteenth Century,
3731:The Nineteenth Century,
3710:Cairnes, J. C. (1874).
3386:Smith, Goldwin (1881).
3180:with the United States.
3141:Smith, Goldwin (1883).
3069:Plummer, Kevin (2008).
3060:Vol. XXXV, pp. 553–558.
3019:(37): 443. 20 June 1906
2811:, 13 April 1902, p. 10.
2768:Oxford University Press
2701:Vol. XXXV, pp. 304–314.
2616:Encyclopædia Britannica
2592:Encyclopædia Britannica
2527:"Labour and Socialism,"
2464:"Reform of the Senate,"
2177:The Nineteenth Century,
1997:The Nineteenth Century,
1988:The Nineteenth Century,
1979:The Nineteenth Century,
1961:The Nineteenth Century,
1943:The Nineteenth Century,
1861:The Methodist Magazine,
1764:The Nineteenth Century,
1753:Vol. LII, October 1887.
1733:The Nineteenth Century,
1724:The Nineteenth Century,
1625:The Nineteenth Century,
1616:The Nineteenth Century,
1607:The Nineteenth Century,
1598:The Nineteenth Century,
1589:The Nineteenth Century,
1562:The Nineteenth Century,
1471:The Nineteenth Century,
1322:The Fortnightly Review,
1301:"The Study of History,"
1171:No Refuge but in Truth.
1147:My Memory of Gladstone.
736:culturally assimilating
692:Commonwealth or Empire?
655:Smith identified as an
5721:Antisemitism in Canada
5561:Laurel Thatcher Ulrich
4960:William Scott Ferguson
4837:Charles McLean Andrews
4454:26 August 2014 at the
4418:Works by Goldwin Smith
4409:Works by Goldwin Smith
4400:Works by Goldwin Smith
4381:Works by Goldwin Smith
4372:Works by Goldwin Smith
4281:The Nineteenth Century
4260:(4), pp. 489–499.
4233:(3), pp. 220–232.
4213:(4), pp. 884–894.
4001:Sermons and Addresses.
3918:Bell, Kenneth (1910).
3742:Schwab, Isaac (1878).
3733:Vol. III, pp. 637–646.
3604:Vol. VII, pp. 429–433.
3559:at www.prairienet.org.
3466:Goitein, S.D. (1974).
3388:"The Jewish Question."
3267:Canada's First Century
3058:The Canadian Magazine,
3053:Wallace, W.S. (1910).
2699:The Canadian Magazine,
2601:Parker, Charles Stuart
2562:The Canadian Magazine,
2530:The Canadian Magazine,
2521:The Canadian Magazine,
2518:"The Crisis in India,"
2494:The Canadian Magazine,
2485:The Canadian Magazine,
2467:The Canadian Magazine,
2442:The Canadian Magazine,
2407:The Canadian Magazine,
2398:The Canadian Magazine,
2124:The Canadian Magazine,
2081:The Canadian Magazine,
2049:The Canadian Magazine,
1885:"The American Tariff,"
1829:, Vol IX, August 1889.
1661:The Eclectic Magazine,
1559:"The Jewish Question,"
1550:"The Canadian Tariff,"
1364:"The Labour Movement,"
1207:"England and America,"
1116:Commonwealth or Empire
742:as a solution to the "
652:
639:
576:, but extended to the
514:Irish Disestablishment
490:My Memory of Gladstone
437:
397:
329:
283:Oxford railway station
256:Arthur Penrhyn Stanley
5446:Caroline Walker Bynum
5438:John Henry Coatsworth
5219:Robert Roswell Palmer
5024:Thomas J. Wertenbaker
4904:Herbert Eugene Bolton
4888:Evarts Boutell Greene
4880:James Harvey Robinson
4813:Charles Homer Haskins
4789:William Roscoe Thayer
4602:Richard Salter Storrs
4554:Charles Kendall Adams
4109:Blackwood's Magazine,
3945:(2), pp. 93–105.
3931:Bell, Duncan (2007).
3923:The Cornhill Magazine
3764:Vol. IV, pp. 133–150.
3717:, 23 September, p. 3.
3680:Spargo, John (1907).
3643:Fenton, W.J. (1898).
3613:Lucas, D. V. (1885).
3595:"Mr. Goldwin Smith's
3505:The Cornell Daily Sun
3326:The Cornell Daily Sun
3248:The Canadian Magazine
3095:, April, pp. 195–199.
3085:Yeigh, Frank (1899).
3042:The Canadian Magazine
2201:"The Irish Question,"
2155:"American Histories."
1906:Macmillan's Magazine,
1897:Macmillan's Magazine,
1888:Macmillan's Magazine,
1879:Macmillan's Magazine,
1870:Macmillan's Magazine,
1824:"Prophets of Unrest,"
1818:Macmillan's Magazine,
1809:Macmillan's Magazine,
1800:Macmillan's Magazine,
1791:Macmillan's Magazine,
1782:Macmillan's Magazine,
1757:"American Statesmen,"
1717:Vol. L, October 1886.
1706:Macmillan's Magazine,
1697:Macmillan's Magazine,
1688:Macmillan's Magazine,
1491:Vol. XXXII, May 1878.
1477:"The Eastern Crisis,"
1405:Macmillan's Magazine,
1373:"The Irish Question,"
1277:Macmillan's Magazine,
1259:Macmillan's Magazine,
1250:Macmillan's Magazine,
1228:Macmillan's Magazine,
1219:Macmillan's Magazine,
1201:Macmillan's Magazine,
1104:Shakespeare: The Man.
907:The Study of History.
788:in the United Kingdom
661:British rule in India
650:
633:
435:
402:Department of History
391:
326:Sir Edmund Wyly Grier
323:
287:Great Western Railway
242:. He was educated at
222:, along with holding
212:critic of imperialism
151:Henry Halford Vaughan
5553:Gabrielle M. Spiegel
5406:William Leuchtenburg
5187:Roy Franklin Nichols
5123:Walter Prescott Webb
5048:Samuel Eliot Morison
4872:James Henry Breasted
4821:Edward Potts Cheyney
4805:Jean Jules Jusserand
4757:Andrew C. McLaughlin
4717:Albert Bushnell Hart
4578:James Burrill Angell
4522:Andrew Dickson White
4438:Goldwin Smith on War
4341:Goldwin Smith papers
4193:Trent, W.P. (1893).
4179:(1), pp. 18–20.
4012:, 10 September 1905.
3829:Vol. X, pp. 813–829.
3806:The Atlantic Monthly
3804:"Mr. Goldwin Smiths
2826:search.amphilsoc.org
2822:"APS Member History"
2694:Grant, W.L. (1910).
2260:Vol. I, No. 1, 1903.
2213:The Atlantic Monthly
2195:The Atlantic Monthly
2186:The Atlantic Monthly
2170:Vol. LXXV, May 1899.
1903:"Mr. Lecky on Pitt,"
1876:"The Two Mr. Pitts,"
1744:Vol. LII, July 1887.
1535:The Atlantic Monthly
1526:The Atlantic Monthly
1517:The Atlantic Monthly
1367:Contemporary Review,
1319:"The Aim of Reform,"
1304:The Atlantic Monthly
1268:The Atlantic Monthly
1216:"President Lincoln,"
1210:The Atlantic Monthly
1044:Life of Jane Austen.
992:Lectures and Essays.
950:England and America.
818:University of Hawaii
797:Macmillan's Magazine
792:in the United States
700:Spanish–American War
394:Andrew Dickson White
370:Andrew Dickson White
352:The outbreak of the
301:the following year.
275:University of Oxford
273:In 1865, he led the
195:University of Oxford
5374:Natalie Zemon Davis
5083:Louis R. Gottschalk
5016:Sidney Bradshaw Fay
5008:Carlton J. H. Hayes
4928:Michael Rostovtzeff
4864:Henry Osborn Taylor
4856:Dana Carleton Munro
4781:Worthington C. Ford
4773:George Lincoln Burr
4709:George Burton Adams
4701:J. Franklin Jameson
4661:Alfred Thayer Mahan
4326:MS COLL 00016
4286:, pp. 338–357.
4270:, pp. 285–309.
4223:, pp. 155–172.
4203:(1), pp. 1–16.
4188:Nuts and Chestnuts.
4127:, pp. 145–156.
4081:, pp. 825–842.
4069:Hincks, Sir Francis
3597:Lectures and Essays
3555:23 May 2006 at the
3013:Cornell Alumni News
2577:Lee-Warner, William
2544:McClure's Magazine,
2537:McClure's Magazine,
2500:"Party Government,"
2228:"The Age of Homer,"
1867:"A Moral Crusader,"
1806:"Progress and War,"
1165:Labour and Capital.
829:Boğaziçi University
721:Glenn C. Altschuler
716:McMaster University
558:Historical Progress
446:Cornell Alumni News
124:Academic, historian
5569:Barbara D. Metcalf
5521:Jonathan D. Spence
5513:James M. McPherson
5358:William H. McNeill
5310:John Hope Franklin
5302:William J. Bouwsma
5203:John King Fairbank
5147:Samuel Flagg Bemis
4952:Laurence M. Larson
4741:Theodore Roosevelt
4685:John Bach McMaster
4618:George Park Fisher
4570:William Wirt Henry
4505:Presidents of the
4198:The Sewanee Review
4145:The New York Times
4138:Moses, Montrose J.
4010:The New York Times
3776:Eclectic Magazine,
3715:The New York Times
3349:. 23 August 2010.
2809:The New York Times
2715:University Monthly
2460:14 September 1907.
2438:"Party Government"
2304:"City Government,"
1703:"England Revited,"
1670:Choice Literature,
1652:Choice Literature,
1595:"Peel and Cobden,"
1480:Eclectic Magazine,
1159:In Quest of Light.
1038:A Trip to England.
1028:Keeping Christmas.
712:anti-Semitic views
710:Smith held strong
653:
640:
619:George Monro Grant
438:
436:Goldwin Smith Hall
406:Cornell University
398:
374:Cornell University
354:American Civil War
330:
295:American Civil War
240:Reading, Berkshire
238:Smith was born at
208:American Civil War
199:Cornell University
197:. Smith taught at
87:St. James Cemetery
54:Reading, Berkshire
5693:
5692:
5545:Barbara Weinstein
5286:Richard B. Morris
5243:Thomas C. Cochran
5115:William L. Langer
4765:H. Morse Stephens
4693:Simeon E. Baldwin
4669:Henry Charles Lea
4626:James Ford Rhodes
4430:Biography at the
4376:Project Gutenberg
4358:
4357:
4347:
4346:
4132:Munsey's Magazine
3993:Gollancz, Hermann
3903:New-York Tribune,
3664:by Goldwin Smith"
3530:en.wikisource.org
3417:on 25 March 2005.
3261:Creighton, Donald
3229:Canadian Magazine
3207:978-1-84631-819-1
3174:978-0-7735-2796-6
3143:"Woman Suffrage."
2777:978-0-19-951016-0
2373:, Vol. LXI, 1906.
2350:"Burke on Party,"
2346:, Vol. LIX, 1905.
2336:, Vol. LIX, 1905.
2318:Vol. LVIII, 1905.
2309:Vol. LVIII, 1905.
2264:"Strenuous Life,"
2242:, Vol. LIV, 1902.
1976:"Arthur Stanley,"
1775:Supplement, 1888.
1694:"Election Notes,"
1295:Advocate of Peace
1247:"Richard Cobden,"
1187:
1186:
624:Canadian Magazine
587:, though not the
510:Benjamin Disraeli
202:supporter of the
188:
187:
5808:
5686:
5676:
5668:
5660:
5657:Jacqueline Jones
5652:
5644:
5636:
5633:Mary Beth Norton
5628:
5625:Tyler E. Stovall
5620:
5612:
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5601:Jan E. Goldstein
5596:
5593:Kenneth Pomeranz
5588:
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5529:James J. Sheehan
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4395:Internet Archive
4363:New-York Tribune
4343:
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4296:
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4167:Spencer, Herbert
4057:Haultain, Arnold
4044:Haultain, Arnold
4032:Haultain, Arnold
3953:"Goldwin Smith,"
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3434:The Jewish South
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3413:. Archived from
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2416:2 February 1907.
2364:, Vol. LX, 1906.
2316:The Independent,
2307:The Independent,
2267:The Independent,
2121:"Not Dead Yet!,"
1894:"Exit McKinley,"
1324:Vol. XVII, 1872.
888:
876:
873:
688:English Canadian
684:pacifist grounds
657:anti-imperialist
601:Little Englander
485:The Farmer's Sun
459:Canadian Monthly
220:women's suffrage
184:
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4251:Wilson, Woodrow
3885:
3883:Further reading
3868:, ed. (1911). "
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2539:September 1910.
2371:The Independent
2362:The Independent
2344:The Independent
2334:The Independent
2240:The Independent
2159:Among My Books.
2083:Vol. VII, 1986.
1672:Vol. III, 1885.
1663:Vol. XLI, 1885.
1654:Vol. III, 1885.
1401:Female Suffrage
1193:
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857:Jewish question
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714:. Described by
708:
672:Second Boer War
645:
636:Alexander Munro
566:
534:state socialism
530:female suffrage
506:
504:Political views
455:
453:Life in Toronto
414:Cascadilla Hall
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5382:Akira Iriye
5259:Lewis Hanke
5091:Merle Curti
4968:Max Farrand
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4791:(1918–1919)
4588:(1893–1894)
4586:Henry Adams
4580:(1892–1893)
4524:(1884–1885)
4404:Hathi Trust
4323:Identifiers
4299:Archives at
3074:Torontoist,
3023:11 November
2949:11 November
2873:11 November
2067:March 1896.
1915:April 1891.
751:Roman times
678:and a book
643:Imperialism
593:John Bright
546:Jane Austen
526:Prohibition
522:John Bright
358:Union cause
266:, entitled
228:antisemitic
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147:Predecessor
93:Nationality
64:7 June 1910
5700:Categories
5478:Eric Foner
4385:Faded Page
4147:, 18 June.
3579:9 February
3482:Ye'or, Bat
3440:(17): 4–6.
2910:3 February
2638:References
2570:Miscellany
2429:"Ireland,"
2149:The Forum,
2088:The Forum,
2078:"A Reply,"
2074:July 1896.
2072:The Forum,
2065:The Forum,
2002:"Froude,"
1913:The Forum,
1852:The Forum,
731:brit milah
473:The Grange
46:1823-08-13
5505:Lynn Hunt
5278:1976–2000
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4848:1926–1950
4645:1901–1925
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4255:The Forum
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3660:"Review:
2720:, p. 214.
1854:May 1890.
1836:The Forum
1827:The Forum
1391:"Cowper,"
740:Palestine
670:When the
552:. In his
518:Gladstone
494:Spectator
469:Bystander
349:in 1865.
281:north of
175:Signature
167:Parent(s)
157:Successor
142:1858–1866
101:Education
4562:John Jay
4452:Archived
4387:(Canada)
4367:The Dial
4308:Location
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2603:(1911).
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1191:Articles
1056:Loyalty.
846:See also
467:and the
264:pamphlet
4468:at the
4393:at the
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2589:(ed.).
2276:Part II
1760:Part II
1241:Part II
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814:Cornell
800:titled
771:Islamic
638:, 1866.
621:in the
582:Lowland
498:Toronto
475:manor.
427:Oberlin
418:Toronto
328:, 1894.
291:Swindon
230:views.
96:British
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