The journal of American history (1909) (14782538384)

Identifier: journalofamerica00mill (find matches)
Title: The journal of American history
Year: 1909 (1900s)
Authors: Miller, Francis Trevelyan, 1877-1959
Subjects: Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865 Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865 Americana Antiques
Publisher: New Haven, Conn. : Associated Publishers of American Records
Contributing Library: Lincoln Financial Foundation Collection
Digitizing Sponsor: The Institute of Museum and Library Services through an Indiana State Library LSTA Grant



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EY, Admiral of the United States Navy during theSpanish-American War—It is most commendable. HONORABLE CYRUS NORTHROP, President of The University of Minnesota—After looking through the work and admiring it to a degree that would havedone your heart good, I have passed it over temporarily to our department ofHistory that the professors and instructors may have an opportunity to studyits merits and enjoy it. HONORABLE JOHN C. CUTLER, Governor of Utah—I wish to compliment youon the enterprise. I cannot help thinking that such a periodical will supply a wantlong felt, and its influence will be for the spread and deepening of patrioticfeeling throughout the land. I congratulate you most heartily. GEORGE AUSTIN MORRISON, JUNIOR, of the New York Genealogicaland Biographical Society—The publication will undoubtedly fill a want amonghistorical and genealogical magazines, and the articles therein are most interesting,preserving as they do much data which otherwise would remain unknown.
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4* ^ f i Thousands of letters of appreciation have been received by The Journal ofAmerican History at this beginning of its third year as an institution of patriotism,not alone from the critical public press but from the most distinguished scholarson both continents. As a matter of historical record, and as an evidence of the nationalspirit of the times, excerpts from this extensive collection are filed in these annals NEW YORK—It is extremely pleasing, and one may almost say sumptuous in appear-ance, and a public service is rendered through such an undertaking.T/ze Outlook.The high standard set by its editor has been consistently maintained. The Journal is far removed from the ordinary output of the day A distinctly high-grade journal. Albany Journal.The Journal has achieved a proud position among current chronicles. No expense has been spared in giving the history of the firstAmerican century a beauty of setting which has never before been given historicalmaterial. Buffalo Sunday