The Old Humanities And the New Science
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" It is quite possible that these last remarks may have suggested to the succeeding Pres- ident an appropriate topic for his address, for he told the writer a few months later that he planned to talk on Science and the Hu- manities. He was already turning the mat- ter over in his mind, but where he found [xii] time or inclination to write the address it is difficult to imagine.
Staggered by the loss of his son, an only- child, who had fallen in action near St. Ju- lien during the Passchendaele ...battles in Sep- tember the year before, his days occupied with a succession of duties in connection with the war, his household filled as always with friends and visitors innumerable, and every young American or Canadian in serv- ice in England gravitating there, eager above all things to further the progress of the elaborate catalogue of his unique and valuable collection of books, he nevertheless set himself to prepare this, one of his most brilliant and what proved to be his last for- mal address.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" It is quite possible that these last remarks may have suggested to the succeeding Pres- ident an appropriate topic for his address, for he told the writer a few months later that he planned to talk on Science and the Hu- manities. He was already turning the mat- ter over in his mind, but where he found [xii] time or inclination to write the address it is difficult to imagine.
Staggered by the loss of his son, an only- child, who had fallen in action near St. Ju- lien during the Passchendaele ...battles in Sep- tember the year before, his days occupied with a succession of duties in connection with the war, his household filled as always with friends and visitors innumerable, and every young American or Canadian in serv- ice in England gravitating there, eager above all things to further the progress of the elaborate catalogue of his unique and valuable collection of books, he nevertheless set himself to prepare this, one of his most brilliant and what proved to be his last for- mal address.
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