Johns Hopkins Frances Walton An Imperialist Love Story contributes

An Imperialist Love Story contributes to the broader conversation about the legacy of orientalist representations of Arabs in Western popular culture

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Johns Hopkins Frances Walton An Imperialist Love Story contributesThe definitive history of the first American research university. The Quaker merchant Johns Hopkins set in motion a revolution when he left what was then the largest philanthropic gift in the US: a $7 million bequest to found a university and hospital. In Johns Hopkins: The First 150 Years, historian Andrew Jewett, with Jonathan Strassfeld, captures the sweeping evolution of an institution that rose from the bustle of a post Civil War port city to