The launching of a university
Subtitle: and other papers; a sheaf of remembrances
By: by Daniel Coit Gilman ...
Publisher: Dodd, Mead
Published: 1906
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 386
Subjects: Johns Hopkins University; Education
Table of contents: title: The Johns Hopkins university: I. Reminiscences of thirty years in Baltimore (1875-1905)-  II. Johns Hopkins and the trustees of his choice.-  III. Fundamental principles.-  IV. The original faculty.-  V. Some noteworthy teachers.-  VI. Incidents of the early years.-  VII. Publications.-  VIII. The Johns Hopkins medical school.-  IX. Resignation, after twenty-five years' service.  Addresses on various occasions, historical  and educational.-  X. Remembrances; looking backwards over fifty years.-  XI. The relations of Yale to science  and letters 1701-1901-  XII Books and politics.-  XIII. California revisited.-  XIV. Research; a speech at Chicago.-  XV. The dawn of a university in the Western Reserve.-  XVI. Hand-craft and rede-craft.-  XVII. De juventute.- XVIII. Greek art in a manufacturing town.-  XIX. A study in black and white.-  XX. Civil service reform.-  XXI. Education in philanthropy.- XXII. Colonel John Eager Howard, one of the worthies of Baltimore.