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Title: Review of reviews and world's work
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York Review of Reviews Corp
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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VIEW IN THE MUSEUM OF THE HALL OF FAME. (The height is 18 feet. The upper half of the wall-surface,where not broken by windows, is available for mural paint-ings, to a length of perhaps 300 feet altogether. There isa continuous skylight eight feet in breadth.) THE HALL OF FAME. 565
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Courtesy of the New York Tribune. COMMITTEE OF THE NEW YOHK UNIVERSITY SENATE COUNTING THE VOTES. (Cliiincellor M.acCracken in the center.) clioice) to foreign trainiiifz; ; who, in a word, aiofrom first to last Anieiicans. The i-umor thatthe rule wliich includes the foreign-horn wouldexclude also those who niight die abioad was ahumorous invention of the dull season last sum-mer, it was never even thouglit of in connec-tion with the agreement made between the giverof tlie hall and the university corporation. The fourth chief feature of the plan of inscrip-tion is peiiodicity. Every five years throughoutthe twentieth ctmtury (\\e additional naincis willbe inscribed, provid(;d the electors und<n therules can jigi(Mi by a majoiity upon so many.There is no excessive veneration, on the ))art ofus Americans, for our forefathers. So far asmay be, this liall asks the people to consider re-peatedly whom among the fathers they would b(^delighted to honoi-. It employs the principle ofrepetit

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