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	Small, Albion Woodbury on Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		He was made president of Colby in 1889, but left it in 1892 to found at the Univ. of Chicago the first department of sociology in an American university.
		Small also established (1895) and edited the American Journal of Sociology, the first such journal in the United States.
		Freedom and criminal responsibility in the age of Pound: an essay on criminal justice.
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	Harry Elmer Barnes: The Place of Albion Woodbury Small in Modern Sociology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Small soared magisterially at times with the systematizers, at other times made extremely profound and cogent contributions to social economics, and always believed himself to be notably furthering the cause of sociological methodology.
		Small was interested in it both as a forerunner of the synthetic social science for which he was laboring, and also as an example of the exploitation of social science as the guiding and controlling factor in public policy and social betterment.
		Small was a man of real tolerance of viewpoint and true catholicity of interests, and this led him to build up a sociology department that represented a great diversity of points of view and specialized interests.
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	Ninth Street Center Journal 7: Dean Hannotte
		Albion Woodbury Small (1854-1926) is Becker's paradigm of an early pioneer who finally gave way to despair, though never to cynicism.
		Small insisted that the perverse bifurcation between fact and value, by which narrow scholars eluded moral responsibility for their work, be abolished, defining sociology as none other than a new name for moral philosophy.
		Small had created a Frankenstein's monster, a 'neutral social science,' and his own pleadings were now beside the point; the discipline was in new and younger hands.
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		Albion, city, United States, industrial city (1990 pop.
		Albion, ancient and literary name of Britain, (al´ben) (KEY), ancient and literary name of Britain.
		It is usually restricted to England and is perhaps derived from...
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	Howard Odum: American Sociology: Albion Small (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		In the next place, Small's founding of The American journal of Sociology was epochal and this, together with his editorship and contributions for over thirty years, undoubtedly constituted his greatest contribution to American sociology.
		In Chapter 3 we have quoted Small at length on the origins of sociology and in Chapter 15 on his methodology.
		Although more lengthy references to Small than to Giddings, Ward, and Sumner have been made in previous chapters, two special aspects of Small's work need to be emphasized here as indicative of the timeliness of some of his work as appropriate to certain contemporary situations.
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	Albion Woodbury Small -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Albion Woodbury Small -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article
		Small was the son of (Click link for more info and facts about Albion K. Parris) Albion K. Parris and Thankful Lincoln Woodbury.
		He was born in (Click link for more info and facts about Buckfield, Maine) Buckfield, Maine.
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	Bibliography of Albion Woodbury Small
		Albion Woodbury Small, born May 11, 1854, Buckfield, Oxford County Maine, son of Albion Keith Parris Small and Thankful Lincoln Woodbury was trained in theology at the Newton Theological Institution, now Andover Newton Theological School, Newton Centre, MA, 1876- 1879.
		In a letter to Barnes (the editor of "Albion Woodbury Small: Promoter of American Sociology and Expositor of Social Interest", Chapter XXXIX, Pp.
		Dr. Small admitted to stylistic defects when he wrote (and this reflects as well his general role at Chicago as being an enabler to sociological thought rather than as a sociological theorist):
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	WPL: The History of Maine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		As illustrative of the extension of public libraries under this act the State Library report of 1894 enumerated 34 free public libraries and 44 not free, whereas the report of the U.S. Bureau of Education for 1876 listed 17 social and 8 public libraries, only 3 of which were free.
		Since 1893 the number of libraries has steadily increased, and the opening of the centennial year finds Maine with 212 public libraries, 113 of which are entirely free and 99 require a small fee.
		Albion Woodbury Small - President of Colby College
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		Albion Woodbury Small preached a sermon in 1915 in Mandel Hall at the University of Chicago on "The American Religion," which was he said his religion.
		For example, Moses Stuart, a student of Timothy Dwight's who taught at Andover, interpreted Scripture from the standpoint that the doctrinal and ethical teachings of the Bible constituted the infallible revelation from God, not the person of Jesus.
		Similarly Andrews Norton, Dexter Lecturer in Biblical Criticism at Harvard, argued that the Bible rested on a small number of "great truths" upon which all of Christianity was built.
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		May 11, 1854 - 1926) founded the first Department of
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		Albion Woodbury SMALL b., Buckfield, ME 1855 Mar 23
		Office of Immigration established in US Albion W. SMALL becomes the first professor of Sociology in the United States, organizes the department at the University of Chicago
		Albion SMALL and George VINCENT: An Introduction to the Study of Society, the first sociology textbook (placed heavy emphasis on demographic basis of society)
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	Abbott Memorial Collection (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		1 small "wafer box" which belonged to Jacob Abbott and is dated September 27, 1837.
		Box 54 1 set of French porcelain, purchased in Paris by Jacob Abbott, which belonged to Louis Phillippe, containing: 2 cups, 2 lids, 2 saucers [1 tray in box 3].
		1 set of hand-painted pottery with crests and the initials "F.W.V." containing: 2 small bowls/saucers, one of which is broken, the other repaired; 1 small bowl or cup [coffee cup?]; 1 small teacup.
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		ANSBRO, James M. "Albion Woodbury Small and Education." Ph.D. diss., Loyola University, 1978.
		SLAUGHTER, Sheila and Edward T. "Against the Grain: Toward an Alternative Interpretation of Academic Professionalization." History of Higher Education Annual II, (1962) 128-170.
		SMALL, Albion W. "Fifty Years of American Sociology in the United States, 1865-1915." American Journal of Sociology, XXI (1916), 721-864.
	www.zzbw.uni-hannover.de /HerbstHeus/HerbstHeusLiteratur/LitHeus42_5.doc (3578 words)

	RootsWeb: SMALL-L Archives (October 2001)
		[SMALL-L] Smalls of Virginia and N.C. by Luxci
		[SMALL-L] Benjamin Arthur SMALL b: 21 Jun 1872 in Daley, Somerset County, PA by jim.s
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		Amato, Joseph A. Dust: a history of the small and the invisible.
		Wiese, Troeltsch, Sombart, Hobhouse, Geddes, W. Sumner, Albion Woodbury Small, W. Thomas, E. Ross, Sorokin.
		The author was Secretary of the Pennsylvania Society to Protect Children from Cruelty.
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		Correspondence of key faculty members and administrators is distributed across the Presidents' Papers, 1889-1925, some of it located under the name of the individual and some under the name of a department, school, or other institutional unit.
		To search for the correspondence of University administrators such as Albion Small, George Vincent, Charles Henderson, and Marion Talbot, the researcher will need to be aware of which administrative responsibilities each held and to locate headings in the inventory related to those responsibilities.
		Files on individual academic units -- schools, departments, and offices -- can be found under the sequence of headings beginning with the phrase "Chicago, University of" in the alphabetical listing.
	www.lib.uchicago.edu /ead/rlg/pres8925.xml (3752 words)

	Sm - New General Catalog of Old Books & Authors (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
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		- 1941) Albert Armstrong SMALL (M: 1857 - ?) Albert E SMALL (M: 1878 - ?) Albion Woodbury SMALL (M: 1854 - 1926) Prof, Alvan Edmond SMALL (M: 1811 Mar 4 - 1866 Dec 31) Archibald Robertson SMALL (M: 1850 - 1907) Arnold Milroy SMALL (M: 1905 - ?) Austin J SMALL (M: ?
		- 1852) Select Poems [p1841] A Small Specimen Of The Genius Of Canada West..
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		HISTORY OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES [MICROFORM] / BY GUSTAVUS MYERS.
		Chicago, Ill. : General Practice, Solo, and Small Firm Section, American
		NARRATIVES OF THE WITCHCRAFT CASES, 1648-1706 [MICROFORM] / EDITED BY GEORGE LINCOLN BURR.
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