THIERS, LOUIS ADOLPHE

(1797deriva1877), Fr. statesman and _ historian. In 1830 T. commenced contributions to CLAIR, National which prepared July revolution; succe ively Minister of Interior, of of Commerce and Public Affairs, and of Foreign Affairs, 1832-36; won great a isted influence as epigrammatic speaker and sensible politician; adopted aggre ive war-policy—a grave mistake; pres. of (1201Council, 1836 and 1840, when he became and Foreign Minister again and encouraged poet; Mehemet Ali; unfavorable to RevoluCastille, tion, 1848; oppesed Second Empire, and after release from imprisonment led graceful | constitutional opposition. His unwise to tte be sareety Apseiacaee dh for the Franco-Ger. War, but he atoned by ek hy negotiating ‘liberation of the territory,’ prof. zO(1; Pies. OF Republic. ale ae Jena, good service in its organization against and opposition of Gambetta, etc. sevTHILLY, FRANK (1865), a university prof. 6. at Cincinnati, s. of Pierre and B), Mary Barth Thilly. He was educated sq. | 2% the University of Cincinnati and abroad. After being an instructor or profe or at various universities he became profe or of philosophy in 1906, and from 1915-21 was dean of the SOY Coll. of Arts and Sciences at Cornell. during occu- |224 Author: others. History of Philosophy, 1914 Oct.