LEARNING AND SCIENCE

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Foreword ix
4. REMARKS AT THE HARVARD COMMENCEMENT DINNER 1
5. MEMORIAL DAY 4
6. HARVARD COLLEGE IN THE WAR 17
7. THE LAW 20
8. THE PURITAN 24
9. THE PROFESSION OF THE LAW 28
10. ON RECEIVING THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF LAWS 32
11. THE USE OF LAW SCHOOLS 34
12. REMARKS TO THE ESSEX BAR 48
13. SIDNEY BARTLETT 51
14. DANIEL S. RICHARDSON 56
15. ANONYMITY AND ACHIEVEMENT 59
16. THE USE OF COLLEGES 62
17. WILLIAM ALLEN 65
18. PAUL BOURGET 69
19. RUDYARD KIPLING 71
20. THE SOLDIER’S FAITH 73
21. LEARNING AND SCIENCE 84
22. ARTHUR P. BONNEY AND FREDERIC T. GREENHALGE 87
23. RUDOLPH C. LEHMANN 90
24. GEORGE OTIS SHATTUCK 92
25. COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS 97
26. THE FRATERNITY OF ARMS 100
27. EDWARD AVERY AND ERASTUS WORTHINGTON 102
28. ALBERT VENN DICEY 106
29. ADMIRAL DEWEY 109
30. WALBRIDGE ABNER FIELD 112
31. DR. S. WEIR MITCHELL 119
32. SPEECH 122
33. WILLIAM CROWNINSHIELD ENDICOTT 127
34. JOHN MARSHALL 131
35. IPSWICH 136
36. ADDRESS 139
37. DESPONDENCY AND HOPE 146
38. A PROVISIONAL ADIEU 150
39. TWENTY YEARS IN RETROSPECT 154
40. REMARKS AT A MEETING OF THE SECOND ARMY CORPS ASSOCIATION 158
41. THE CLASS OF ’61 160
42. REFLECTIONS ON THE PAST AND FUTURE 163
43. LAW AND THE COURT 168
44. TRIBUTE TO JOHN CHIPMAN GRAY 175
45. THE RACE IS OVER 178
46. Backmatter 179