Category: History - European

The Chautauquan, Vol. 04, December 1883

REQUIRED READING FOR DECEMBER German History III.—The Franks and Merovingians 129 Extracts from German Literature Walther von der Vogelweide 132 Hans Sachs 133 Martin Luther 134 Gotthold Ephraim Lessing 134 Readings in Physical Science III.—Rivers and Glaciers 135 Sunday Readi...

Chapters

3. Part 3

_Nathan._ Just so! and yet their claims are all alike, As founded upon history, on facts Believed, and handed down from sire to son, Uniting them in faith. Can we—the Jews— Dist...

15. Part 15

DR. VINCENT: Dr. Wilkinson, in his address the other day, made reference to the fact that I myself had never enjoyed college opportunities. I did enjoy the very best academic op...

7. Part 7

I sauntered to the window, and stood gazing at the people picking their way to church, with petticoats hoisted mid-leg high, and dripping umbrellas. The bells ceased to toll, an...

8. Part 8

Don’t you, Mr. Dry-as-dust, want to turn over a new leaf? My opportunities of learning are limited, perhaps, while yours are constant. If I am to spend an hour, or two or three,...

4. Part 4

He that only avoideth them outwardly, and doth not pluck them up by the roots, shall profit little: yea, temptations will soon return unto him, and he shall feel them worse than...

2. Part 2

Charlemagne’s active mind gave attention to all matters, great and small. His untiring diligence, and his surprising swiftness in apprehension and decision, enabled him to dispa...

10. Part 10

The material life of a planet is beginning to be recognized as being no less real than the life of a plant or of an animal. It is a different kind of life; there is neither cons...

14. Part 14

=Vermont= (West Brattleboro).—For the past three years, there have been at West Brattleboro, Vt., informal gatherings of from eight to twelve members of the C. L. S. C., who cal...

18. Part 18

Governor Murray, of Utah, reports to the Secretary of the Interior that a secret organization among the Mormons, which has been in existence for a number of years, nullifies the...

11. Part 11

There is hardly a greater difference between these old bone skates and the “acmés” and club skates of to-day, than there is between the skating of the middle ages and the artist...

17. Part 17

But often in the conduct of the school infelicities occur. The different parts do not move in harmony with each other. Cases of variance between pupils and teachers arise. Often...

13. Part 13

Apropos to the above item is the following communication from an earnest New England member: “At a certain Sunday-school convention this question was given me to answer: ‘What i...

9. Part 9

It is seen that in those places where there is the greatest amount of vice, there are also to be found many examples of the greatest virtue. It is said that nowhere are there su...

19. Part 19

P. 31.—“Tannin,” tănˈnin, or tannic acid. An astringent principle found in nut-galls and the bark of many trees. If treated with ether a solid is obtained which is soluble in wa...

5. Part 5

The function of _discount and loan_, as has been intimated, is in modern banking usually combined with that of _deposit_, as also that of _circulation or issue_. When the capita...

6. Part 6

The Danish artist, Bertel Thorwaldsen (1770-1844), penetrated farther than all these masters into the spirit and the beauty of classical art; and created, with inexhaustible fer...

16. Part 16

Persons who pursue the “White Seal Course” of each year, in addition to the regular course, will receive at the time of their graduation a white seal for each year, to be attach...

12. Part 12

I saw the lights of the castle again gleam over the dark billows as the door opened to the regal wanderer asking shelter. I saw the haughty look of the proud Lorn, his lifelong...

1. Part 1

REQUIRED READING FOR DECEMBER German History III.—The Franks and Merovingians 129 Extracts from German Literature Walther von der Vogelweide 132 Hans Sachs 133 Martin Luther 134...

20. Part 20

“Buonarroti,” boo-ōˌnä-rotˈee. (1475-1563.) A painter, sculptor, and architect. He came from a family of high rank. His artistic genius was early displayed, and he was put under...