<p>In 'The Call of the Twentieth Century, an Address to Young Men', David Starr Jordan constructs a visionary manifesto, beckoning the youth of a new era to rise to the social, ethical, and intellectual challenges of their time. The work is characterized by its eloquent prose and persuasive oratory style, hallmarks of Jordan's well-documented academic career. This book is not merely a reflection of historical perspectives but is rendered timeless...