An Open Letter to the President And Members of the Connecticut Historical Societ
An Open Letter to the President And Members of the Connecticut Historical Societ
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Dr. Samuel A. Green, writes : **This Society has never taken any action on this matter. Instances are not uncommon where members have put on the titlepage of their individual issues the office which they held in the Society, or their membership therein. It has not been considered that the Society is committed to any opinion which the writer might express. ** Instances are Justin Winsor, who in the great ** Narrative and Critical History of America** terms himself "Corresponding Secretary of the... Massachusetts Historical Society**; and James Savage, its former president, (c) who uses that title in his edition of Winthrop*s "History of New Engand, ** J 853. The librarian of the New York Historic- al Society replies: "This Society has not taken any action on the question. The later Dr. George H. Moore, librarian of the Society, and later superintendent of the Lenox Library, published several volumes and pamphlets with the title of his office printed on the titlepage. ** The librarian of the Rhode Island Historical Society replies: "The query has never, to my knowledge, been brought before our Society for action.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dr. Samuel A. Green, writes : **This Society has never taken any action on this matter. Instances are not uncommon where members have put on the titlepage of their individual issues the office which they held in the Society, or their membership therein. It has not been considered that the Society is committed to any opinion which the writer might express. ** Instances are Justin Winsor, who in the great ** Narrative and Critical History of America** terms himself "Corresponding Secretary of the... Massachusetts Historical Society**; and James Savage, its former president, (c) who uses that title in his edition of Winthrop*s "History of New Engand, ** J 853. The librarian of the New York Historic- al Society replies: "This Society has not taken any action on the question. The later Dr. George H. Moore, librarian of the Society, and later superintendent of the Lenox Library, published several volumes and pamphlets with the title of his office printed on the titlepage. ** The librarian of the Rhode Island Historical Society replies: "The query has never, to my knowledge, been brought before our Society for action.
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