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Alexander R TiffanyBiblio.com

Treatise On The Powers And Duties Of Justices Of The Peace In The State Of Michigan

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The Old Law And The New Order

1913033935Boston / New York: Houghton Mifflin Company 1913. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Near Fine/No Jacket. 296 Pp. Blue Cloth Gilt. Near Fine Touch Of Rubbing At Corners. "There Is No Present Fact In The Actual Workings Of The American Governmental Machinery Which Is More Obvious Than The Great Increase In Power And Influence Of Executive Authority" I Would Add: And The Power Of The Unelected Political Parties Which Enable Presidents. Ownership Signature Of Mrs. A. D. White On Front Pastedown. Per Wikipedia This Was Helen Magill The Daughter Of Edward Magill Swarthmore College's Second President. She Was The First Woman In The United States To Earn A Ph.D. Like Her Husband Helen Was A Social Scientist And Educator; The Two Met At A Conference Where She Was Presenting A Paper. Her Husband Andrew Dickson White 1832 -1918 Was An American Historian And Educator Who Co-Founded Cornell University One Of Eight Ivy League Universities In The United States And Served As Its First President For Nearly Two Decades. He Was Known For Expanding The Scope Of College Curricula. A Politician He Had Served As New York State Senator And Was Later Appointed As U.S. Ambassador To Germany And Russia. He Was One Of The Founders Of The Conflict Thesis Which States That Science And Religion Have Historically Been In Conflict And Tried To Prove It Over The Course Of Approximately 800 Pages In His History Of The Warfare Of Science With Theology In Christendom. While At Cornell In 1871 He Took Leave To Serve As A Commissioner To Santo Domingo Along With Benjamin Wade And Samuel Howe At The Request Of President Ulysses Grant To Determine The Feasibility Of An American Annexation Of The Dominican Republic. Their Report Supported The Annexation But Grant Was Unable To Gain Sufficient Political Support To Take Further Action. Later White Was Appointed As The American Ambassador To Germany 1879-1881. After Returning To The United States He Was Elected As The First President Of The American Historical Association 1884-1886. Upstate New York Republicans Nominated Him For Governor In 1876 And For Congress In 1886 But He Did Not Win Either Primary. Following His Resignation In 1885 As Cornell's President White Served As The Minister To Russia 1892-1894 President Of The American Delegation To The Hague Peace Conference 1899 And Again As Ambassador To Germany 1897-1902. At The Onset Of World War I White Supported The German Cause Within Europe Because He Had Strong Professional And Emotional Ties To Germany. By The Summer Of 1915 He Retreated From This Position And Refrained From Offering Any Support Either Publicly Or Privately. In The Fall Of 1916 President Woodrow Wilson Appointed White To A Peace Commission To Prepare A Treaty With China. Cornell's Third President Jacob Gould Schurman Was Appointed As Ambassador To Germany From 1925 To 1929. <br/> <br/> Houghton Mifflin Company hardcover

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