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Hyde (WILLIAM DEWITT an Irish)

WILLIAM DEWITT, an Irish."

Harvard University in 1879 and from 1882. He entered the C don, Mass., in 1858. He graduated from the Andover Theological Seminary in Harvard University in 1879 and from don, Mass., in 1858. He graduated from ministry in 1883 and for two years folthe Andover Theological Seminary in Congregational he was chosen of Bowmental and moral philosophy. extensively on social and theological subdoin College, where he held the chair of extensively on social and theological sub- mental and moral philosophy. He wrote 1885 he was chosen president of Bow- (1911); "The Quest of the Best" (1913). (1897); "The New Ethics" (1903); "The jects. writings include "Practical He died in 1917.

Ethics" (1892); "Practical Idealism," 7.

He wrote 400 acres, in London, extending from the Gardens. It belonged to the Abbey of W. extremity of the city to Kensington Westminster, and became the property

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