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Excerpt from The New Universal Biographical Dictionary, and American Remembrancer of Departed Merit, Vol. 1 of 4: Containing Complete and Impartial Accounts of the Lives and Writings of the Most Eminent Persons in Every Station, but More Particularly Those Who Have Signalized Themselves in AmericaBut it is not from the perusal of the lives of the good alone, that men may be stimulated to the practice of virtuous actions.' The lives of bad men ...

Excerpt from New Biographical Dictionary, and American Remembrancer, Vol. 4In his colouring, there is firength, to 1ndnefs and boldnefs, but his men want dignity, and his women giace. The good fenfe of the hatlou is Charafterifcd in his pmtraits, from which, you may fee that he liv ed m an age when neither enthufiaim nor fervility was predominant. Yet with a pencil fo firm, poffeffed of a numerous and excellent colleélion of drawings, full oft...

Excerpt from The New Free-Mason's Monitor, or Masonic Guide: For the Direction of Members of That Ancient and Honourable Fraternity, as Well as for the Information of Those, Who May Be Desirous of Becoming Acquainted With Its PrinciplesThat freei-masonry has greatly tended to enlighten the minds, as Well as to improve the' morals of those, who have arranged them selves under its banners, is a fact, which the most intelligent part of the commun...

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During the "Fifty Golden Years" in which Mr. Hardie advised more than 200 non-profits relative to fundraising, the techniques he developed were intertwined with volunteer leaders, such as Fred Crawford, and were vital to his success and the success of the philanthropic efforts he helped organize. "People give to people, not to causes" became a truism which he repeated often to institutional trustees and others interested in fundraising - - Mr....

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