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Pacman: New page: '''John W. Burgess''' was appointed Columbia's chair of history, political science, and international law in 1876. Having studied at German universities and an admirer of their methods...

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New page: '''John W. Burgess''' was appointed Columbia's chair of history, political science, and international law in 1876. Having studied at German universities and an admirer of their methods...

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'''John W. Burgess''' was appointed Columbia's chair of history, political science, and international law in [[1876]]. Having studied at German universities and an admirer of their methods, he quickly went about helping to reform the institution, founding its first graduate school. He was also openly hostile to the liberal arts tradition of [[Columbia College]]. He advocated instead rote undergraduate preparation for professional careers along the lines of a German ''gymnasium''.<ref>http://www.college.columbia.edu/core/oasis/history1.php</ref>

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-'''John William Burgess''' was appointed Columbia's chair of history, political science, and international law in [[1876]]. Having studied at German universities and an admirer of their methods, he quickly went about helping to reform the institution, founding its first graduate school. He was also openly hostile to the liberal arts tradition of [[Columbia College]]. He advocated instead rote undergraduate preparation for professional careers along the lines of a German ''gymnasium''.<ref>http://www.college.columbia.edu/core/oasis/history1.php</ref>
+'''John William Burgess''' was appointed Columbia's chair of history, political science, and international law in [[1876]].
 He held a professorship in the [[law school]], teaching constitutional law, until [[1912]].

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	'''John William Burgess''' was appointed Columbia's chair of history, political science, and international law in [[1876]]. Having studied at German universities and an admirer of their methods, he quickly went about helping to reform the institution, founding its first graduate school. He was also openly hostile to the liberal arts tradition of [[Columbia College]]. He advocated instead rote undergraduate preparation for professional careers along the lines of a German ''gymnasium''.<ref>http://www.college.columbia.edu/core/oasis/history1.php</ref>		'''John William Burgess''' was appointed Columbia's chair of history, political science, and international law in [[1876]]. Having studied at German universities and an admirer of their methods, he quickly went about helping to reform the institution, founding its first graduate school. He was also openly hostile to the liberal arts tradition of [[Columbia College]]. He advocated instead rote undergraduate preparation for professional careers along the lines of a German ''gymnasium''.<ref>http://www.college.columbia.edu/core/oasis/history1.php</ref>
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