61. College Writing Readings > Projects Dickson White Volume I, by Andrew White, This is a Gutenberg text file containingthe autobiography of an American diplomat, Andrew D. White (1832-1918). http://toolsforwriters.org/Readings/essaysresults.asp?Genre=Exploring the Self

62. History 138 - Class 27 modernism fundamentalism Scopes Trial (1925) (for its cast of characters, see Larson sbook) creation science, Andrew Dickson White (18321918) John William http://history.berkeley.edu/faculty/Carson/fall02/138/class27.html

History 138: Science in the U.S. Class 27 (10/25) Religion and science: evolution Navigation Home Schedule Next Class > Outline Science and Christianity in the 19th century Geology and Genesis The age of the earth The biblical cosmology Darwin on evolution and man The book of nature and the book of revelation What changes after the 1890s In American science In American religion In American society The "trial of the century"? Postscript: Creationism Names and Terms Primary Secondary day-age interpretation gap interpretation On the origin of species The descent of man Higher criticism (Biblical criticism) theological modernism fundamentalism Scopes Trial (1925) (for its cast of characters, see Larson's book) creation science Andrew Dickson White (1832-1918) John William Draper (1811-1882) The fundamentals Creation Research Society Assignment Larson, Summer , ch. 7-10. How did Bryan get on the witness stand? What was the effect? What was the role played by science in the court's proceedings or the jury's decision? What was effect of the appellate hearing?

63. Studies In The History Of Science and propagated by the influential historian John Draper (18111882) and many prestigiousfollowers, such as Andrew Dickson White (1832-1918), the president of http://www.asa3.org/ASA/topics/history/1997Russell.html

Studies in the History of Science The Myth of the Flat Earth Jeffrey Burton Russell A paper by Jeffrey Burton Russell for the American Scientific Affiliation Annual Meeting August 4, 1997 at Westmont College summarizing his book Inventing the Flat Earth: Columbus and Modern Historians (1997) pb. H ow does investigating the myth of the flat earth help teachers of the history of science? First, as a historian, I have to admit that it tells us something about the precariousness of history. History is precarious for three reasons: the good reason that it is extraordinarily difficult to determine "what really happened" in any series of events; the bad reason that historical scholarship is often sloppy; and the appalling reason that far too much historical scholarship consists of contorting the evidence to fit ideological models. The worst examples of such contortions are the Nazi and Communist histories of the early- and mid-twentieth century. Contortions that are common today, if not widely recognized, are produced by the incessant attacks on Christianity and religion in general by secular writers during the past century and a half, attacks that are largely responsible for the academic and journalistic sneers at Christianity today. A curious example of this mistreatment of the past for the purpose of slandering Christians is a widespread historical error, an error that the Historical Society of Britain some years back listed as number one in its short compendium of the ten most common historical illusions. It is the notion that people used to believe that the earth was flatespecially medieval Christians.

64. View Topic - Fornits' Home For Wayward Web Fora The last struggles of a great superstition are very frequently the worst.Andrew Dickson White (18321918). -Andrew Dickson White (1832-1918). . http://fornits.com/wwf/viewtopic.php?forum=7&topic=4483

65. RUS 493 - Module #1: Introduction For example, Andrew Dickson White (18321918), the American minister toRussia in 1894, discovered one servant originally from Tennessee. http://www.kcn.ru/tat_en/university/ahern/493/mod1.htm

Module #1 Peter the Great Readings Blacks in Russia: A Historical Perspective Alexander Pushkin and Nancy Prince ... Assignments RUS 493 "African-American Literary Ties to Russian Intellectual Thought" URL: syllabus.htm "Blacks in Russia: A Historical Perspective" The most convenient starting point for a study of blacks in Russian history and thought is the beginning its Imperial Age, usually dated from the reign of Peter I, or Peter the Great (1682-1725). Peter modernized Russia, opening his country through contact with the West, and built the capital city, St. Petersburg, "the Window to the West. " Peter was the first Russian to comprehend the advantage of African contact for Russia’s interests. There were no original black inhabitants of Russian lands. It was mainly through this expansion of contact with the outside world that blacks came to be involved with the Russian experience. Russia arrived late to sea travel, and although it acquired a large North American holding, it did not achieve a large maritime empire nor participate in the African slave trade the way other European powers did. At the same time, Russia did evolve into a gigantic landed empire which included numerous non-Slavic peoples, including several small populations of African descent. As Russia emerged as a recognized world power, it took interest in world affairs, including the slavery issue and European imperialism in Africa. Peter the Great imitated many Western customs, among them the importation of

66. Personal Names Browse For Nietz Collection 2 items Whitall, Henry, 18191887? Celestial planisphere. 16 items Whitcraft,Leslie Harper, 1885- 2 items White, Andrew Dickson, 1832-1918. http://digital.library.pitt.edu/nietz/biblio/browse/persname_fileW.html

Nietz Collection Personal Names Browse "W" A B C D ... Z You may choose a single category on this page by clicking on the hyperlink. If you wish to view multiple categories, click on the check boxes, go to the end of the page and click submit. Jump to Search Submission Wade, Frank B. (Frank Bertram), 1875- 2 items Wager-Smith, Curtis. 2 items Wahl, George Moritz. 2 items 2 items 2 items 2 items Waite, Edward B. (Edward Broughton), 1873- 2 items Walcott, Fred G. 2 items Walker, Alice M. 2 items Walker, Arthur Tappan, 1867- 4 items Walker, Cornelius. 16 items Walker, Francis Amasa, 1840-1897. dn 2 items Walker, James, Sir, 1863- 2 items Walker, John, 1723-1807. Critical pronouncing dictionary. 2 items Walker, John, 1732-1807. 18 items Walker, John, 1732-1807. cn 4 items Wallace, James, 1849-1939. 2 items Wallace, Robert. 2 items Walsh, Thomas. 2 items Walton, Electa N. L. (Electa Nobles Lincoln), 1824- 4 items Walton, George A. (George Augustus), 1822-1908. 18 items Wanamaker, John, 1838-1922. cn

67. SearchBug Directory: Science: Science_in_Society: Science_and_Religion: Christia http//www.infidels.org/library/historical/Andrew_White/Andrew_White.html Full textof a book published in 1896 by Andrew Dickson White (18321918), hosted by http://www.searchbug.com/directory.aspx/Science/Science_in_Society/Science_and_R

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68. Becker Medical Library Books christendom / by Andrew Dickson White. A=White, Andrew Dickson, 18321918.N=BL 245 W582h 1896 (BACS 699828). T=History of the Woman s http://becker.wustl.edu/miniecat/BTH139.html

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Becker Medical Library Books Authors beginning with:W (page 24) T=Final report. Final report, White House Conference on Food, Nutrition and Health A=White House Conference on Food, Nutrition and Health, Washington, D.C., 1969. Mayer, Jean. N=QU 145 W584f 1969 (BACS#497899) A=White House Conference on Handicapped Individuals, Jefferson City, 1976. Menn, Gretchen, ed. Werthman, Yvonne, ed. ... N=WO 500 E56 1991 (BACS#394345)

70. Cornell's Presidents Andrew Dickson White (18321918, President from 1866-1885) A radical idea in Americaneducation was born when Andrew Dickson White and Ezra Cornell crossed http://www.news.cornell.edu/campus/presidents.bios.html

Biographies of Cornell's Presidents Research compiled by the Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections and the Cornell News Service. Andrew Dickson White (1832-1918, President from 1866-1885) A radical idea in American education was born when Andrew Dickson White and Ezra Cornell crossed paths in the New York State Senate. White was a worldly intellectual whose dream was to create a "truly great University" that would "afford an asylum for Science where truth shall be taught for truth's sake. . . ." He and Cornell, a farmer and inventor who made his fortune developing the telegraph system with Samuel F.B. Morse and Hiram Sibley, agreed the new institution would be nonsectarian, a controversial stance for the time. White and Cornell successfully politicked to obtain the benefits of the Morrill Land Grant Act of 1862 for their new university. On Feb. 7, 1865, White introduced into the State Senate a bill which established Cornell University as an institution for "the cultivation of the arts and sciences and of literature, and the instruction in agriculture, the mechanic arts and military tactics, and in all knowledge." Gov. Reuben E. Fenton signed the bill that constitutes Cornell's charter two months later on April 27. White was largely responsible for recruiting faculty to come to the new institution, and as president, he was instrumental in the development of the university's library and its other collections by his own purchases and through encouraging the gifts of others. He traveled in Europe to purchase collections and to learn about the newest innovations in technical education.

71. Bartleby's Books - Americana - State/Regional OF Andrew Dickson White. New York The Century Co., 1905. Later edition. 8vo. Intwo volumes xxi, 601 pp.; xix, 606 pp. With portraits. White (18321918) was http://www.bartlebysbooks.com/bartlebys/bookmain.asp?pg=85&subject=Americana - S

72. Encyclopedia: Cornell University University Presidents. President, Life, Tenure. Andrew Dickson White,18321918, 1866-1885. Charles Kendall Adams, 1856-1902, 1885-1892. Jacob http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Cornell-University

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73. CUL Gateway: Cornell Library Collections University Library, is home to the Andrew Dickson White Architectural Photographs White(18321918), the first president of Cornell University, established the http://campusgw.library.cornell.edu/about/spcollections.html

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74. Cornell Math - Early History Through the extensive efforts of historian, Andrew Dickson White (18321918), andtelegraph magnate, Ezra Cornell (1807-1874), the first American University http://www.math.cornell.edu/General/History/historyP2.html

Cochell: The Early History of the Cornell Mathematics Department 2. THE BIRTH OF AN AMERICAN UNIVERSITY Through the extensive efforts of historian, Andrew Dickson White (1832-1918), and telegraph magnate, Ezra Cornell (1807-1874), "the first American University" [12,334] was born in 1868. Both men came into their joint effort through vastly different sets of circumstances. After graduating from Yale, White traveled to Europe, studying in Paris, serving as French interpreter to the American Minister to Russia, and finally entering the University of Berlin where they "were remaking the concept of historical study" [11,34]. He returned to America in 1856 and accepted a professorship in history at the University of Michigan the following year. This position freed him from the conventional form of higher education in America that he so disliked. Michigan's President, Henry Philip Tappan (1805-1881), had consciously modeled his university on the German institutions of higher education [53,10], and White was influenced by what he saw at Michigan: a nonsectarian institution operating successfully and giving students curricular freedoms absent from most other colleges of the day. It was during his time at Michigan that White first articulated his own vision of the ideal university. In an 1862 proposal to Gerrit Smith, a wealthy abolitionist and reformer from Peterboro (near Syracuse), White argued that to found a university it was necessary:

75. White, Andrew Dickson. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001 2001. White, Andrew Dickson. 1832–1918, American educator and diplomat, b.Homer, NY, briefly attended Geneva (now Hobart) College, grad. Yale, 1853. http://www.bartleby.com/65/wh/White-An.html

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76. Autobiography Of Andrew Dickson White Volume 2 By Andrew Dickson Free download of the Project Gutenberg eBook Autobiography Of Andrew Dickson White Volume 2 by Andrew Dickson White http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.gutenberg.net/browse/BIBREC/BR1370.H

77. Autobiography Of Andrew Dickson White Volume I By Andrew Dickson Free download of the Project Gutenberg eBook Autobiography Of Andrew Dickson White Volume I by Andrew Dickson White http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.gutenberg.net/browse/BIBREC/BR1340.H

78. White, Andrew Dickson. The American Heritage® Dictionary Of The English Languag The American Heritage ® Dictionary of the English Language FourthEdition. 2000. White, Andrew Dickson. DATES 1832–1918. American http://www.bartleby.com/61/48/W0124800.html

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80. Andrew Dickson White Andrew Dickson White (1832 1918) American diplomat, author and educator.Andrew Dickson White was born in Homer, New York, USA on Nov. 7, 1832. http://www.abacci.com/books/authorDetails.asp?authorID=392

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