The Floating University Civil Law but building less

but building less

On the run from a controlling husband and his underworld associates in Melbourne

from their conception through the first successful years of the Second World War to their respective losses

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Alain Corbin is Emeritus Professor of History at the University of Paris I

The Floating University Civil Law but building lessThe Floating University sheds light on a story of optimism and imperialist ambition in the 1920s. In 1926, New York University professor James E. Loughan educational reformer with big dreamsembarked on a bold experiment he called the Floating University. Lough believed that taking five hundred American college students around the globe by ship would not only make them better citizens of the world but would demonstrate a model for responsible and