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A Republic for China. |
1912 |
The Cornell Era (January 1912), pp. 240-242. |
Cornell Papers. Concerns the role of democracy in Chinese political history. |
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Cornell Welcomes the Delegates to the Ninth Conference of the Eastern Section. |
1913 |
Chinese Students' Monthly (June 10, 1913), pp. 557-558. |
Cornell Papers. |
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The Ideal Missionary. |
1913 |
Ithaca, New York: Julius M. Clapp, 1913. |
Cornell Papers. Pamphlet, 8 pages. An address given at the First Baptist Church, Ithaca, New York, February 2, 1913. |
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A Defense of Browning's Optimism |
1914 |
Hiran Corson Browning prize essays (Ithaca, New York: 1914) |
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Lest We Forget |
1914 |
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A farewell message of Suh Hu on retiring from the Presidency of the Cornell Cosmopolitan Club. Delivered on May 19, 1914. |
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Marriage Customs in China. |
1914 |
The Cornell Era (June 1914), pp. 610-611. |
Cornell Papers. |
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China and Democracy |
1915 |
The Outlook , Vol. 3, No. 1 (September 1, 1915), pp. 27-28. |
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Forward to the "Tenth Anniversary Cornell Cosmopolitan Club Calendar. |
1915 |
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Cornell Papers. |
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Kant's Principles of International Ethics |
1915 |
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Letter from a Chinese Student |
1915 |
The New Republic , Vol.2, No.17 (February 27, 1915), p. 103. |
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