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It is rather curious to see "definitive" applied to a 1907 book on fraternities when Baird had been through at least six editions by then. The essay takes a very curious view of literary societies, but then one should read through their minutes, if not actually live in the 1800s in order to understand such things. Or at least have met such people.
Also, while there has been a long-running debate about the heritage of the M7 at Wesleyan, I would be far more concerned with Beta's own heritage...
Verbum sapienti sat.
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