< The Encyclopedia Americana (1920)

SLOANE, William Milligan, American historian: b. Richmond, Ohio, 12 Nov. 1850. He was graduated at Columbia in 1868, studied at the universities of Berlin and Leipzig in 1872-76, acting during much of that time as private secretary to George Bancroft, then United States Minister to Berlin. He was professor at Princeton in 1876-96, edited the Princeton Review in 1886-89 and since 1896 has occupied the Seth Low chair of history at Columbia. He has published Life and Work of J. R. W. Sloane (1888); Life of James McCosh (1892); The French War and the Revolution (1893); Life of Napoleon (4 vol., 1897); The French Revolution and Religious Reform (1901); Parteiherrschaft in America (1913); The Balkans (1914); Party Government in America (1915), etc.

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