Note 1 — Chapter I · Introduction.
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New York Sun, March 3, 1901.—However, at the last Commencement, President Hadley of Yale declared that a careful inquiry made among the masters of the secondary schools had furnished abundant evidence decidedly unfavorable to this change, and he allowed it to be understood that Greek would be required at Yale for a good while to come. The Yale Alumni Weekly, July 31st, 1902, pp. 430–32.