Charles William Eliot
1834 – 1926
100 works on record
Works
Charles W. Eliot and popular education
1961
Charles W. Eliot
1926
A late harvest
1924
Harvard memories
1923
The road to unity among the Christian churches
1920
The training for an effective life
1915
The road toward peace
1915
The cultivated man
1915
The crying need of a renewed Christianity
1914
The tendency to the concrete and practical in modern education
1913
... Some roads towards peace
1913
The conflict between individualism and collectivism in a democracy
1910
The future of trades-unionism and capitalism in a democracy
1910
The durable satisfactions of life
1910
A remedy for industrial warfare
1910
Education for efficiency, and The new definition of the cultivated man
1909
The religion of the future
1909
Lawlessness
1909
University administration
1908
Academic freedom
1907
Four American leaders
1906
Progressive liberalism
1906
Great riches
1906
Educational reform
1905
More money for the public schools
1903
Charles Eliot, landscape architect
1902
A Turning Point in Higher Education
1901
John Gilley, Maine farmer and fisherman
1899
Educational reform: essays and addresses
1898
American contributions to civilization
1897
Some reasons why the American republic may endure
1894
A compendious manual of qualitative chemical analysis
1868
A manual of inorganic chemistry
1867
The Oxford Book of American Essays
... American Historical Documents 1000-1904
Inscriptions
Needed changes in secondary education
A national university
The contemporary American conception of equality among men as a social and political ideal
Charles W. Eliot's talks to parents and young people
English essays from Sir Philip Sidney to Macaulay.
Address at the celebration of the two hundred and seventy-fifth anniversary of the founding of Cambridge, Sanders theatre, Dec. 21, 1905
The Harvard Classics
Japanese characteristics
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Remarks of the President Eliot of Harvard university before the Recess committee on taxation
English essays from Sir Philip Sidney to Macaulay
The Harvard classics
Charles Eliot
The Editor's Introduction ; Reader's Guide ; Index to the First Lines of Poems, Songs, and ..
Education for efficiency: an address
Latin and the A. B. degree
Prefaces and Prologues to Famous Books
Letter, 1873 December 3, Harvard University [Cambridge, Massachusetts] to Robert Clarke and Co. of Cincinnati
Destructive and Constructive Energies of Our Government Compared: An Address, August 1898
A manual of inroganic chemistry
Address delivered before the American Academy of Dental Science, at their eleventh annual meeting, held in Boston, Oct. 30, 1878
Massachusetts, an old and prosperous democracy and a safe social order
The editor's introduction; reader's guide
English Poetry..: With Introductions, Notes and Illustrations
Certain defects in American education and the remedies for them
The working of the American democracy
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A manual of inorganic chemistry, arranged to facilitate the experimental demonstration of the facts and principles of the science. By Charles W. Eliot ... [and] Frank H. Storer ... 5th thousand
The Harvard classics
America's duty in relation to the European war
Harvard classics
The education of our boys and girls
The merit system and the new Democratic party
Public opinion and sex hygiene
A compendious manual of qualitative chemical analysis of C. W. Eliot and Frank H. Storer
The Harvard Classics, Vol. 3
The double standard of morals and the social diseases
American contributions to civilization and other essays and addresses
Fifteen minutes a day
A free and open Christian church
... Epic and Saga: Beowulf ; The Song of Roland ; The Destruction of Da Derga's Hostel ; The ..
The happy life
The editor's introduction ; reader's guide ; index to the first lines of poems, songs, and choruses, hymns and psalms ; general index ; chronological index
English philosophers of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries
Tributes to Canada
Present college questions
John Gilley, one of the forgotten millions
The Harvard classics
Inscriptions over pavilion, Union Station, Washington, D.C
The Harvard classics
An international force must support an international tribunal
Remarks of the President Eliot of Harvard university before the Recess committee on taxation
English poetry
John Gilley
A National University
The exemption from taxation of church property, and the property of educational, literary and charitable institutions
Changes needed in American secondary education
Civil service reform and popular government
College taxation; remarks of Charles W. Eliot
Speech of president Eliot for aid in the preservation of the Old South Meeting-House
Twentieth century Christianity
Stories of Courage and Heroism
The American people and the war
The Harvard Classics
The merit system and the new Democratic party