West Point in Literature
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Among recent novelists Richard H. Savage, Arthur Sherburne Hardy and Charles King have found a generous recognition, each in his own peculiar field. Savage, a brilliant soldier, mathematician and all- around scholar, joined the army upon graduation, but found that his restless soul had heard the call of other lands; and although following his professional bent, he was soon sowing the seeds that ripened later into a remarkable harvest of books, probably the best known of his novels being ^' My O...fficial Wife. " Arthur Sherburne Hardy, quitting the army to accept the chair of mathematics of Dartmouth Col- lege, found time to give to the public such classic works as " Francesca di Rimini, " " But Yet a Woman, " " The Wind of Destiny, " '^ Passe Rose " and other novels. He received public recognition by appointment to the Diplomatic Corps as Minister to Persia, and later to Greece and Roimiania, Switzer- land, and finally to Spain, where he represented his country with the dignity and prestige generously ac- corded to scholarly worth.
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Among recent novelists Richard H. Savage, Arthur Sherburne Hardy and Charles King have found a generous recognition, each in his own peculiar field. Savage, a brilliant soldier, mathematician and all- around scholar, joined the army upon graduation, but found that his restless soul had heard the call of other lands; and although following his professional bent, he was soon sowing the seeds that ripened later into a remarkable harvest of books, probably the best known of his novels being ^' My O...fficial Wife. " Arthur Sherburne Hardy, quitting the army to accept the chair of mathematics of Dartmouth Col- lege, found time to give to the public such classic works as " Francesca di Rimini, " " But Yet a Woman, " " The Wind of Destiny, " '^ Passe Rose " and other novels. He received public recognition by appointment to the Diplomatic Corps as Minister to Persia, and later to Greece and Roimiania, Switzer- land, and finally to Spain, where he represented his country with the dignity and prestige generously ac- corded to scholarly worth.
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