England's Roberts to visit. admired Victorian commander
England's famed Lord Roberts, first Earl of Kandahar, Pretoria and Waterford, will visit the United States where he is expected to inspect American fortifications and the military system. A long defender of merit, his career spans the mutiny, Kabul, Kandahar, and command in India. his visit may influence British training methods.
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Field marshal profile in Indian campaigns and famine relief
The text portrays a high ranking military leader who rose to commander in chief in India after serving in Burma. It highlights his tireless efforts during the 1873-74 famine and compares him to Wheat Lord Roberts, noting a strong martial bearing and a grand field presence as described by Archibald Forbes.
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Iconic British field marshal Lord Roberts described in study
The piece portrays Lord Roberts as a tireless, hard working commander beloved by troops and colonials. It highlights his South Africa victory, Kandahar fame, discipline style, humanity, and a noted fear of cats, rendered in a period tone with emphasis on his longevity and strategic rehabilitative impact.
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The Pulitzer gift to Columbia University, paired with Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, initiates a school to train journalists beyond basic college courses. It promises thorough English, logic, economics, political science, and history, plus newspaper administration, ethics, and legal aspects, with innovation like a dummy paper or a daily edition to immerse students in real practice.
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Pulitzer Plan Tests Journalism School’s Worth
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