M’MASTER, JOHN BACH

(1852) American university profe or anc historian; 6. in Brooklyn. He graduatec from the College of the City of Nev York in 1872. Instructor in civi engineering, Princeton, 1877-1883; pro. fe or of American History, University of Pennsylvania, 1883-1920; then pro fe or emeritus, Litt.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1894; LL.D., Washington and Jefferson University, 1901; of Toronto University, 1907; vice-president, 1904, and president, 1906, of American History A ociation. Publications include History of the People of the United States, 1883-1912 (8 vols.); School History of U. S., 1897; Daniel Webster, 1902;: Brief History of the United States, 1907; Life and Times of Stephen Girard, 1917; The United States in the World War, 1918. A ociate editor, History Review, 1896-1899. (4874), American explorer; 6. in Province town, Ma . Graduated from ‘Bowdoin, 1898, A.M., 1910, Sc.D., (1918; Harvard Extension, 1910-12; ‘Principal Levi Hall School, North Gorham, Ma ., 1898-1900; head of cla ical department Swarth more Preparatory School, 1900-03; instructor Worcester Academy, 1903-08. With Peary Arctic - Party, 1910; ethnographic work among the Esquimaux, 1911-12; leader of Crocker Land expedition, 1913-17; profe or of anthropology at Bowdoin; commander of Mac Mill an Baffin Land expedition, 1920-23. Author Four Years in the White North, 1918. Lecturer. Fellow American Geographical Society.