... opinion; neither class can be spared and both should be encouraged to occupy their several spheres of labor and influence, zealously and without mutual distrust. In the following paragraphs are briefly outlined the leading facts and characteristics... Past and Present of Knox County, Ohio - Page 447edited by - 1912Full view - About this book
| Albert Clayton Beckwith - Walworth County (Wis.) - 1912 - 844 pages
...through his marked ability as a man of letters and for his public benefactions. All will agree that the men most influential in promoting the advancement...influence, zealously and without mutual distrust. The career of Mr. Burton would indicate that he combines in his makeup both the elements of the scholar... | |
| Bloomington (Ind.) - 1914 - 890 pages
...society and in giving character to the times in which they live are two classes, to-wit, the men of study and the men of action. Whether we are more indebted...class or the other is a question of honest difference in opinion; neither class can be spared and both should be encouraged to occupy their several spheres... | |
| Frank M. Allen - Fayette County (Ohio) - 1914 - 854 pages
...the improvement of this age to the one class or to the other is a question of honest difference in opinion. Neither class can be spared and both should...encouraged to occupy their several spheres of labor and inlluence. JM Hartman is a man who combines the leading characteristics of the scholar and the energy... | |
| George Thornton Fleming - Pittsburgh (Pa.) - 1922 - 710 pages
...of society and in giving character to the times in which they live are of two classes — the men of study and the men of action. Whether we are more indebted...zealously and without mutual distrust. In the following review are briefly outlined the leading facts and characteristics in the career of a gentleman, who... | |
| James Baird Weaver - Jasper County (Iowa) - 1912 - 820 pages
...advancement of society and in giving character to the times in which they live are two classes — the men of study and the men of action. Whether we are more indebted...question of honest difference of opinion ; neither can be spared and both should be encouraged to occupy their several spheres of labor and influence... | |
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