...been born (often so simply as to have been inevitable wheresoever man chanced to dwell) , and of bow they have grown, also very naturally and independently...mood and way. If I would study any old, lost art, let ue say, I must make myself the artisan of it — must, by examining its products, learn both to see...

...racial development, and hence contributing inexorably both good and evil lessons and influences to bis culture everywhere, and everywhere similarly. If,...learning, but in a profoundly personal mood and way. Jf 1 would study any old, lost art, let us say, I must make myself the artisan of it — must, by examining...

...therefore, be both treated and worked at, not solely according to ordinary methods of procedure or tales of logic, or to any given canons of learning, but...make myself the artisan of it — must, by examining ite products, learn both to see and to feel as much as may be the conditions under which they were...

...Washington DC. 6. Gushing at Cornell The Early Years of a Pioneering Anthropologist Frederic W. Gleach If, moreover, I am at times seemingly too personal...learning, but in a profoundly personal mood and way. Gushing 1895:309-310 Frank Hamilton Cushing is one of the best known of American anthropologists, primarily...