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Cambridge (Massachusetts, United States) (search for this): entry norton-charles-eliot
Norton, Charles Eliot 1827-
Educator; born in Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 16, 1827; graduated at Harvard College in 1846, and entered mercantile business in Boston.
In 1849 he shipped as supercargo for an East Indian voyage; and subsequently made several tours in Europe.
In 1874 he was chosen Professor of the History of Art at Harvard College, and held that post till 1898, when he resigned on account of age. He is well known as an authority on art and as a Dante scholar.
In 1862-68 he was editor of the North American review.
He has edited the Letters of James Russell Lowell; Writings of George William Curtis; Correspondence of Carlyle and Emerson, and of Goethe and Carlyle; Letters of Thomas Carlyle; Historical studies of Church building in the Middle ages, etc.
Europe (search for this): entry norton-charles-eliot
Norton, Charles Eliot 1827-
Educator; born in Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 16, 1827; graduated at Harvard College in 1846, and entered mercantile business in Boston.
In 1849 he shipped as supercargo for an East Indian voyage; and subsequently made several tours in Europe.
In 1874 he was chosen Professor of the History of Art at Harvard College, and held that post till 1898, when he resigned on account of age. He is well known as an authority on art and as a Dante scholar.
In 1862-68 he was editor of the North American review.
He has edited the Letters of James Russell Lowell; Writings of George William Curtis; Correspondence of Carlyle and Emerson, and of Goethe and Carlyle; Letters of Thomas Carlyle; Historical studies of Church building in the Middle ages, etc.
Charles Eliot Norton (search for this): entry norton-charles-eliot
Norton, Charles Eliot 1827-
Educator; born in Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 16, 1827; graduated at Harvard College in 1846, and entered mercantile business in Boston.
In 1849 he shipped as supercargo for an East Indian voyage; and subsequently made several tours in Europe.
In 1874 he was chosen Professor of the History of Art at Harvard College, and held that post till 1898, when he resigned on account of age. He is well known as an authority on art and as a Dante scholar.
In 1862-68 he was editor of the North American review.
He has edited the Letters of James Russell Lowell; Writings of George William Curtis; Correspondence of Carlyle and Emerson, and of Goethe and Carlyle; Letters of Thomas Carlyle; Historical studies of Church building in the Middle ages, etc.
George William Curtis (search for this): entry norton-charles-eliot
Norton, Charles Eliot 1827-
Educator; born in Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 16, 1827; graduated at Harvard College in 1846, and entered mercantile business in Boston.
In 1849 he shipped as supercargo for an East Indian voyage; and subsequently made several tours in Europe.
In 1874 he was chosen Professor of the History of Art at Harvard College, and held that post till 1898, when he resigned on account of age. He is well known as an authority on art and as a Dante scholar.
In 1862-68 he was editor of the North American review.
He has edited the Letters of James Russell Lowell; Writings of George William Curtis; Correspondence of Carlyle and Emerson, and of Goethe and Carlyle; Letters of Thomas Carlyle; Historical studies of Church building in the Middle ages, etc.
James Russell Lowell (search for this): entry norton-charles-eliot
Norton, Charles Eliot 1827-
Educator; born in Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 16, 1827; graduated at Harvard College in 1846, and entered mercantile business in Boston.
In 1849 he shipped as supercargo for an East Indian voyage; and subsequently made several tours in Europe.
In 1874 he was chosen Professor of the History of Art at Harvard College, and held that post till 1898, when he resigned on account of age. He is well known as an authority on art and as a Dante scholar.
In 1862-68 he was editor of the North American review.
He has edited the Letters of James Russell Lowell; Writings of George William Curtis; Correspondence of Carlyle and Emerson, and of Goethe and Carlyle; Letters of Thomas Carlyle; Historical studies of Church building in the Middle ages, etc.
Goethe (search for this): entry norton-charles-eliot
Norton, Charles Eliot 1827-
Educator; born in Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 16, 1827; graduated at Harvard College in 1846, and entered mercantile business in Boston.
In 1849 he shipped as supercargo for an East Indian voyage; and subsequently made several tours in Europe.
In 1874 he was chosen Professor of the History of Art at Harvard College, and held that post till 1898, when he resigned on account of age. He is well known as an authority on art and as a Dante scholar.
In 1862-68 he was editor of the North American review.
He has edited the Letters of James Russell Lowell; Writings of George William Curtis; Correspondence of Carlyle and Emerson, and of Goethe and Carlyle; Letters of Thomas Carlyle; Historical studies of Church building in the Middle ages, etc.
I. E. Emerson (search for this): entry norton-charles-eliot
Norton, Charles Eliot 1827-
Educator; born in Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 16, 1827; graduated at Harvard College in 1846, and entered mercantile business in Boston.
In 1849 he shipped as supercargo for an East Indian voyage; and subsequently made several tours in Europe.
In 1874 he was chosen Professor of the History of Art at Harvard College, and held that post till 1898, when he resigned on account of age. He is well known as an authority on art and as a Dante scholar.
In 1862-68 he was editor of the North American review.
He has edited the Letters of James Russell Lowell; Writings of George William Curtis; Correspondence of Carlyle and Emerson, and of Goethe and Carlyle; Letters of Thomas Carlyle; Historical studies of Church building in the Middle ages, etc.
Thomas Carlyle (search for this): entry norton-charles-eliot
1898 AD (search for this): entry norton-charles-eliot
Norton, Charles Eliot 1827-
Educator; born in Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 16, 1827; graduated at Harvard College in 1846, and entered mercantile business in Boston.
In 1849 he shipped as supercargo for an East Indian voyage; and subsequently made several tours in Europe.
In 1874 he was chosen Professor of the History of Art at Harvard College, and held that post till 1898, when he resigned on account of age. He is well known as an authority on art and as a Dante scholar.
In 1862-68 he was editor of the North American review.
He has edited the Letters of James Russell Lowell; Writings of George William Curtis; Correspondence of Carlyle and Emerson, and of Goethe and Carlyle; Letters of Thomas Carlyle; Historical studies of Church building in the Middle ages, etc.
1827 AD (search for this): entry norton-charles-eliot
Norton, Charles Eliot 1827-
Educator; born in Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 16, 1827; graduated at Harvard College in 1846, and entered mercantile business in Boston.
In 1849 he shipped as supercargo for an East Indian voyage; and subsequently made several tours in Europe.
In 1874 he was chosen Professor of the History of Art at Harvard College, and held that post till 1898, when he resigned on account of age. He is well known as an authority on art and as a Dante scholar.
In 1862-68 he was editor of the North American review.
He has edited the Letters of James Russell Lowell; Writings of George William Curtis; Correspondence of Carlyle and Emerson, and of Goethe and Carlyle; Letters of Thomas Carlyle; Historical studies of Church building in the Middle ages, etc.