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Title: Review of reviews and world's work
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York Review of Reviews Corp
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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WHETiiNt; the appetite of marsThe War God (Kloating over the Tripoli soup): Good,that means strong meat to come. From the Amslerdammer. awaiting the Psychological moment Dame Europa (of The HaRue Academy for young gentle-men): I thoroughly disapprove of this, and is soon as everits over, I shall put a stop to it From Punch (London)
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Copyright by G. \. liiKk. Washington JOHN MARSHALL HARLAN A SSOCL^TE JUSTICE HARLAN, who■^^ died at Washington on October 14 atthe age of seventy-eight, after an illness ofless than a week, was the oldest memberof the United States Supreme Court, andhis term of service had been exceededby only two justices in the history of thecourt,—Chief Justice John Marshall andAssociate Justice Stephen J. Field. AKentuckian of Whig antecedents and a Col-onel of the Union Army in the Civil War,Justice Harlan was appointed on the SupremeCourt by President Hayes in 1877. Sincehis appointment, twenty Supreme Courtjustices have been named by successive Presi-dents, and, including the eight who were on the bench at the time of his appointment,Justice Harlan has been associated withtwenty-eight justices out of the sixty-five whohave served since the foundation of the Gov-ernment. Throughout his long service onthe bench, Justice Harlan was recognized asthe stanch and consistent defender of popu-lar ri

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