Letters of Rutgers Literary Clubs
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https://doi.org/10.14713/jrul.v22i1.1374Keywords:
Philoclean Literary Soceity, Peithessophian Literary SocietyAbstract
Rutgers Literary Clubs or Societies, Philoclean and Peithessophian, wrote to famous people to become honory members of their societies. This article reveals the who accepted and rejected membership. They include presidents, authors, politicians, engineers, judges, etc. This articles augments Rudolf Kirk's article "Philo and Peitho" in Notes from the Library, in the v. 1:2 (1938) in this journal.Downloads
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