1893年 臺東
On Jan. 17, 1893, Hawaii's monarchy was overthrown as a group of businessmen and sugar planters forced Queen Liliuokalani to abdicate.
這一年12月14日胡適一家搬到臺東 住了1年18天
On Jan. 2, 1905, Gen. Nogi of Japan received from Gen. Stoessel of Russia at 9 p.m. a letter formally offering to surrender, ending the Russo-Japanese W
1905年1月6日，孫中山在倫敦拜訪嚴復，討論時局，嚴復說：“中國民品之劣、民智之卑，即有改革，害之除於甲者將見於乙，泯於丙者將發於丁。為今之 計，惟急從教育上着手。庶幾逐漸更新也。”但孫中山說：“俟河之清，人壽幾何！君為思想家，鄙人乃實行家也。”很不幸，百年之後，着急的孫中山並沒有給中 國帶來多少改變，而嚴復無所依託唯一寄託的教育反倒不如一個世紀前單純。他在百年前即已將“Liberty”準確地譯為“群己權界”，可是迄今國人又有幾 人得自由三昧？在他和孫中山談話之後6年，中國似乎跌撞着開闢了條新路；又過10年，中國南方遊船上某秘密幫派成立後三個月，嚴復先生帶着他的孤獨溘然離世。
胡適日记全集, 第 1 卷 1906-1914
"祖國新年萬福", 1912
On Jan. 18, 1912, English explorer Robert F. Scott and his expedition reached the South Pole, only to discover that Roald Amundsen had gotten there first.
1912年胡適日記缺
最早的一封信是2月6日給希呂
末文為
"祖國新年萬福"
1914年元月四日
有「吾國女子所處地位高於西方女子」一文。 五日「灯迷三則」 當天，美國福特汽車公司宣布作業員的最低時薪 5美元。 On Jan. 5, 1914, Henry Ford, head of the Ford Motor Company, introduced a minimum wage scale of $5 per day. (如果以一美元40台幣算，該公司工人月薪約6000台幣， 而在1960年，胡適的中研院院長總月薪約2000元台幣。) On Jan. 12, 1915, the United States House of Representatives rejected a proposal to give women the right to vote. 胡適之先生提過女權奮鬥史 得來不易 這一天 他昨天參加完康南爾世界會議 1918年1月 胡適都在老家度"蜜月" 據說還將洞房的50銀元全送給某親友 8日 他還在老家 應該不知道威爾遜總統的和平14要點 (我缺這一冊的日記 待查) On Jan. 8, 1918, President Woodrow Wilson outlined his 14 points for peace after World War I. President Woodrow Wilson 是胡適終生佩服的 胡適日記全集 , 第 2 卷 1915-1920 On Jan. 6, 1919, the 26th president of the United States, Theodore Roosevelt, died in Oyster Bay, N.Y., at 60. On Jan. 12, 1915, the United States House of Representatives rejected a proposal to give women the right to vote.
胡適日記全集 7: 1934-1939 |
page 324. the title of lin Yutang's new book was
After 1935 Lin lived mainly in the United States, where he became known as a "wise and witty" popularizer of Chinese philosophy and way of life. Lin's first best sellers were My Country and My People (simplified Chinese: 吾国与吾民; traditional Chinese: 吾國與吾民)
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On Jan. 26, 1950, India proclaimed itself a republic.
On Jan. 26, 2012 我第2次將1999-2000年在戴華人明學院 www.deming.com.tw 的大學之道中關於胡適之先生的文章更新 大費事
On Jan. 11, 1935, aviator Amelia Earhart began a trip from Honolulu to Oakland, Calif., becoming the first woman to fly solo across the Pacific Ocean.
(參考胡適日記):細節待查
胡适(1891-1962)在1935年元月因接受香港大学颁赠的法学名誉博士学位，便作了生平第一次的南游，在香港待了五天，....
1944年，趙元任，楊步偉，饒樹人同我都在胡適家裡，討論胡適到哈佛大學去講學的事。趙主張胡租住一所有設備並可找臨時廚師的房子，為期三個月。胡適說三個月不到。趙說，那就找一個人頂替房子。我說，這一個人不好找。趙問為什麼？我說，”他大概會認為太……”，說到這裡，我作難說姿態。趙追問”太”什麼？我說，”太伊於胡底了呀！”我們四個人都大笑。趙特別笑的厲害，說好的很，完全是臨時想出來的。胡適沒有笑。
(案：伊于胡底 的【釋義】：伊：句首助詞；於：到；胡：何，哪；底：盡頭。到什麼地步為止（對不好的現象表示感歎）。 【出處】：《詩經·小雅·小旻》：“我視謀猶，伊于胡底？”)
胡適日記中 1947年 4月11日
胡適日記全集, 第 8 卷: 1940-1952 p.278
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The term is a reference to a character in John Bunyan's classic Pilgrim's Progress老羅斯福的很精采
On Jan. 30, 1948, Indian political and spiritual leader Mahatma Gandhi was murdered by a Hindu extremist.
• See This Front Page這天胡先生應是在北平.... p. 352 胡適日記中記此事
1941年1月20日 胡適因貪看羅斯福總統就職典禮 犧牲一"名譽學位 "
該典禮由大理院院長主持 (清末及民初時的最高法院，稱為「大理院」。)
現在我們還可更詳細找出當日的細節
The third inauguration of Franklin D. Roosevelt as the 32nd President of the United States was held on Monday, January 20, 1941 on the East Portico of the Capitol. The inauguration marked the commencement of the third four-year term of Franklin D. Roosevelt as President and the only four-year term of Henry A. Wallace as Vice President. It was the only time a President of the United States was inaugurated for a third term,[1] before the Twenty-second Amendment to the United States Constitution, which limits a President to two terms, was ratified. This was also possibly the first inauguration to be recorded on color film.[citation needed] The film was made by the National Youth Administration.
At the conclusion of the oath then-Supreme Court clerk Elmore Leonard who held the Bible for President Franklin Roosevelt dropped the book.[2]
The Roosevelts hosted a reception for several thousand visitors at the White House later that day.[3]
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- ^ "Inauguration of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 1941". Inaugural.senate.gov. http://inaugural.senate.gov/history/chronology/fdroosevelt1941.cfm. Retrieved 2009-01-22.
- ^ Mears, Bill (2009-01-21). "Obama re-takes oath of office at the White House". Political Ticker. Cable News Network LP, LLLP. http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2009/01/21/obama-re-takes-oath-of-office-at-the-white-house/. Retrieved 2009-02-01.
- ^ "Franklin D. Roosevelt Third Inaugural Address". Bartleby.com. http://www.bartleby.com/124/pres51.html. Retrieved 2009-01-22.
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On Jan. 14, 1943, President Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill opened a wartime conference in Casablanca.
這天胡適之先生日記是與杜威博士和80多歲的Smith 夫人共餐
買2本短小的美國史
****
現在是2012/1/14日晚上9點半。台灣總統‧立委的選舉勝負已定，我支持的蔡英文已謝票，雖然看到雨中現場的支持者淚眼汪汪，心裡不捨。不過，這是民主的選舉。
對我而言，近四年來，我看到的政權，只會媚中與借錢買票，而人民的選擇如此。也沒什麼好說的。但是，我沒有錯，我還是會繼續支持台灣的獨立建國和立國理念。
我現在60歲 (我20年前是某大洋公司的電子事業部的大中國市場開發主管；過去十年也去過中國二十幾次) 希望在有生之年還可以努力以赴。這也是1月13日晚上李登輝總統的忠言。
我不是因為我方失敗，就認為民主的精華，不在於「尊重少數」。如果馬英九認為，他選贏，就是他的投降中國的政策可以為所欲為，那請便。
這個blog名字，在一年前加了「棄馬保台」的字樣。我想，應該讓它保持它，作為一種紀念。因為，它背後的理念，正是我所寶愛的。
On Jan. 10, 1946, the first General Assembly of the United Nations convened in London.
胡適今天同祖望和 V.D. H. 去看20世紀的蕭伯納名劇Pygmalion (此書很早林語堂有翻譯 楊憲益後來的版本錯誤少點)
胡適日記寫"昨今兩天寫成清高宗誤駁酈道元濡水篇:官本水經注"另辦"的一個原因 .
胡適日記全集 9 : 1953-1962
胡適日記全集, 第 10 卷 索引
On Jan. 10, 1946, the first General Assembly of the United Nations convened in London.
胡適今天同祖望和 V.D. H. 去看20世紀的蕭伯納名劇Pygmalion (此書很早林語堂有翻譯 楊憲益後來的版本錯誤少點)
胡適日記寫"昨今兩天寫成清高宗誤駁酈道元濡水篇:官本水經注"另辦"的一個原因 .
胡適日記全集 9 : 1953-1962
On Jan. 1, 1959, Fidel Castro led Cuban revolutionaries to victory over Fulgencio Batista.
On Jan. 3, 1959, President Eisenhower signed a proclamation admitting Alaska to the Union as the 49th state.
FORMOSA: Bright Feather Monday, Jan. 19, 1953
胡適1/23在安克拉買到此 有圖?
The big news on Formosa last week was a visiting celebrity: Dr. Hu Shih, China's most respected scholar, who was concluding his first visit to Formosa since that strategic island became the Nationalist refuge and stronghold. Scholar Hu (who has been leading the scholarly life in New York and Princeton) received a flattering and festive welcome, dined with Chiang Kai-shek and lectured to eager crowds.
His visit to Formosa was a big, bright feather in the Nationalist cap. Its importance stemmed not only from his eminence as a philosopher, poet, diplomat and educator, but from the fact that he was once regarded as outside of and above the struggle between Communists and Kuomintang. After four years (1938-42) as Chiang's ambassador in Washington, he left his post because of a tiff with the wartime Chungking regime. In 1947 he said: "Liberal is a terrible term these days, so you'd better just call me an independent." He wrote a letter to "Dear Mr. Mao" urging the Red leader to disband the Red army if and when the Communists joined the government. Now, five years later, the mainland Reds spewed out a poisonous torrent of calumny against him, and Chinese neutralists in Hong Kong and Singapore, who sigh for a nonexistent third force, sulked because Hu had ignored them.
On Formosa, Hu called for more freedom of debate and criticism in the press, quizzically quoting a newspaper article that said "only Hu Shih enjoys freedom of speech in free China." But he praised the present freedom of discussion in Formosa's Legislative Yuan (assembly), citing that the Sino-Japanese peace treaty had been passed only after Foreign Minis ter George Yeh had to put in 19 appear ances before Yuan committees.
Hu Shih compared the Nationalist struggle to regain the mainland with France's struggle to free herself of the Nazis in World War II. But he counseled patience as well as perseverance. "The deliverance of France," he said, "took place not only through the individual efforts of loyal Frenchmen . . . but because a free France had become an integral part of global strategy . . . We know that half a million [Nationalist] soldiers are not enough to retake the mainland. Our future is linked with that of the free world, which must one of these days answer the question whether it is going to leave 450 million people on the Chinese mainland to be drilled, equipped and indoctrinated by world Communism."
On Jan. 3, 1959, President Eisenhower signed a proclamation admitting Alaska to the Union as the 49th state.
FORMOSA: Bright Feather Monday, Jan. 19, 1953
胡適1/23在安克拉買到此 有圖?
FORMOSA: Bright Feather
Monday, Jan. 19, 1953The big news on Formosa last week was a visiting celebrity: Dr. Hu Shih, China's most respected scholar, who was concluding his first visit to Formosa since that strategic island became the Nationalist refuge and stronghold. Scholar Hu (who has been leading the scholarly life in New York and Princeton) received a flattering and festive welcome, dined with Chiang Kai-shek and lectured to eager crowds.
His visit to Formosa was a big, bright feather in the Nationalist cap. Its importance stemmed not only from his eminence as a philosopher, poet, diplomat and educator, but from the fact that he was once regarded as outside of and above the struggle between Communists and Kuomintang. After four years (1938-42) as Chiang's ambassador in Washington, he left his post because of a tiff with the wartime Chungking regime. In 1947 he said: "Liberal is a terrible term these days, so you'd better just call me an independent." He wrote a letter to "Dear Mr. Mao" urging the Red leader to disband the Red army if and when the Communists joined the government. Now, five years later, the mainland Reds spewed out a poisonous torrent of calumny against him, and Chinese neutralists in Hong Kong and Singapore, who sigh for a nonexistent third force, sulked because Hu had ignored them.
On Formosa, Hu called for more freedom of debate and criticism in the press, quizzically quoting a newspaper article that said "only Hu Shih enjoys freedom of speech in free China." But he praised the present freedom of discussion in Formosa's Legislative Yuan (assembly), citing that the Sino-Japanese peace treaty had been passed only after Foreign Minis ter George Yeh had to put in 19 appear ances before Yuan committees.
Hu Shih compared the Nationalist struggle to regain the mainland with France's struggle to free herself of the Nazis in World War II. But he counseled patience as well as perseverance. "The deliverance of France," he said, "took place not only through the individual efforts of loyal Frenchmen . . . but because a free France had become an integral part of global strategy . . . We know that half a million [Nationalist] soldiers are not enough to retake the mainland. Our future is linked with that of the free world, which must one of these days answer the question whether it is going to leave 450 million people on the Chinese mainland to be drilled, equipped and indoctrinated by world Communism."
胡適日記全集, 第 10 卷 索引
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