An edition of The Three Syracuses and the three-P professorship (1949)

The Three Syracuses and the three-P professorship

being syntheses of poetry, politics, and philosophy as disclosed on T. V. Smith Day, Syracuse University, November 10, 1948.

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An edition of The Three Syracuses and the three-P professorship (1949)

The Three Syracuses and the three-P professorship

being syntheses of poetry, politics, and philosophy as disclosed on T. V. Smith Day, Syracuse University, November 10, 1948.

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Syracuse University, Maxwell Graduate School of Citizenship and Public Affairs
Language
English
Pages
70

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Thomas Vernor Smith (1890-1964)
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The Three Syracuses and the three-P professorship: being syntheses of poetry, politics, and philosophy as disclosed on T. V. Smith Day, Syracuse University, November 10, 1948.
1949, Syracuse University, Maxwell Graduate School of Citizenship and Public Affairs
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320
Library of Congress
JA93.S6 T43

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70 p. :
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OL4220712M
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