Schools and to other audiences, in his personal influence upon all with In his character were unitedįorce and refinement, firmness and geniality. He was a teacher who impressed his personality, not only upon Imperfect view of his activities, while it gives none at all of his Nordby's career can, however, give but an The guidance of Professor Carpenter that the present work was conceived Murray Butler, and in Germanic Literatures and Germanic Philology under Taking courses in Philosophy and Education under Professor Nicholas In October, 1894, heīegan his studies in the School of Philosophy of Columbia University, Instructor in 1897, a position which he held at the time of his death. 55, and in September, 1893, he was called From December of that year to June, 1893, he He was graduated from the College of theĬity of New York in 1886. At the age of four he was brought to New York, where he wasĮducated in the public schools. Personality or give anything approaching an adequate impression of hisĬonrad Hjalmar Nordby was born September 20, 1867, at Christiania, To thoseĪcquainted with him, no written words can represent the charm of his His life and work should remain for the wider public. His studies conducted with so much ardor, in order that some memorial of Hisįriends have nevertheless deemed it expedient to publish the result of Intended to add, and it also failed to receive his final revision. Unfortunately it lacks a few pages which, as his manuscript shows, he The present publication is the only literary work left by its author.

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