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THE death of Henry Sidgwick entails the removal of one of the most potent influences that have been felt in Cambridge for the last forty years. Only a brief allusion can be made here to the time and energy which he devoted to University affairs, and to the constant and generous aid given by him to departments handicapped by poverty. As one of the strongest leaders in University policy, his power depended on a practical insight and decision of view for which those who know him only through his writings would be unlikely to credit him.
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Prof. Henry Sidgwick . Nature 62, 496–497 (1900). https://doi.org/10.1038/062496d0
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