The 1910s: Education: Deaths

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THE 1910s: EDUCATION: DEATHS

Henry Adams, 80, professor of history at Harvard and the author of The Education of Henry Adams , the classic literary autobiography, 27 March 1918.

Clarence Ashley, 67, dean of the New York University Law School, 26 January 1916.

George Willis Botsford, 61, professor of ancient history at Columbia University and author of influential text-books on the history of Greece and Rome, 14 December 1912.

Professor Francis Cuyler, 58, Van Dyck Chair of Mathematics and Music at Lawrenceville School, Trenton, New Jersey, 25 January 1916.

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