Learning and living, academic essays

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ii-w
mm-
iiilP^THE LIBRARY
InstituteThe Ontario
in EducationStudiesfor
CanadaToronto,LIBRARY
THE ONTA^jr? IN^5TITUTP
TOP A
FEB 25 1968
CollLEARNING AND LIVING
ACADEMIC ESSAYS
BY
EPHRAIM EMERTON
WINN PROFESSOR OF ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY
IN HARVARD UNIVERSITY
(.EMERITUS)
CAMBRIDGE
HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS
LONDON: HUMPHREY MmFORD
Oxford University Press
I92ICOPYRIGHT, I921
PRESSHARVARD UNIVERSITYTO
CHARLES WILLIAM ELIOT
IN GRATITUDE FOR
HIS LIFE-LONG DEFENSE OF THE RIGHT
MOST PRECIOUS TO EVERY SCHOLAR
THE RIGHT TO DIFFER