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 Biography of George William Curtis
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George William Curtis (24 February 1824-31 August 1892), critic and social commentator, was born at Providence, Rhode Island. After failing the entrance examination for Brown University in 1838, Curtis worked in a New York importing house but soon tired... summary from source:
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American writer, orator, and, especially, civil service reformer, George William Curtis (1824-1892) was a patrician whose ideals and causes are blurred in historical retrospect by a personal elitism that bordered on priggishness and was out of step even... summary from source:
Biography of George William Curtis
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 George William Curtis was celebrated in his day as a best-selling author, literary journalist, editor, critic, and popular public speaker. A representative of the genteel tradition, he worked diligently for the democratization of culture and learning. To...
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06/01/2007: 302 words, approx. 1 pages The SIGGRAPH Papers program is an international forum for disseminating new scholarly work in computer graphics. Each year, industry professionals are invited to submit high-quality papers that promise to set the standard in the field and stimulate future trends. SIGGRAPH 2007 Papers chair... summary from source:
Dayton Daily News On Paper, Of Paper
02/23/2003: 607 words, approx. 2 pages Rosewood's annual competition goes beyond two-dimensional KETTERING - The show is called 'Works on Paper,' but perhaps surprisingly, 'paper' isn't the most descriptive word in the name. That prize goes to the funny little preposition 'on.' Works on Paper? Rather, try: Works...
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