Page as a Publisher and Ambassador to England
A profile of Charles W. Page, partner at Doubleday, Page & Co., detailing his influence in publishing and education reform. It covers his role in bringing John Muir to the Atlantic Monthly, his work on Reconstruction and rural education, and his reserved nature. The piece discusses potential Ambassadorship to England, his modest lifestyle, and quotations on democracy, child welfare, and society.
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Sarah Orne Jewett
William James
Charles W. Eliot
Julia Ward Howe
Atlantic Monthly
John Muir
Atlantic
Mary Johnston
Boston
F. N. Doubleday
House of Doubleday, Page & Co
Mr. Page
Sage
Page
South
General Education Board
Southern Education Board
Sanitary Commission
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
England
Roosevelt
Country Life Commission
Wilson
Garden City
Doubleday, Page & Co
London
Ambassador Reid
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