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Page was a reformer, journalist, editor, author and ambassador. His education started in a local academy and graduated 1875. From the local academy, he studied at the Bingham School, Randolph-Macon College, and Trinity College. As his studies and interest progressed, he moved on to John Hopkins University as well as Duke University and The University of North Carolina.

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He focused on the southern reform. The particular reason for this circumstance is that he grew up in the south. He was a US ambassador to Great Britain during World War I.

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Page was the eldest out of his eight siblings. His was relationships with his family was normal per say. His Family was highly educated.

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Walter Hines Page was criticized for supporting the British. People said that he should be on America's side.

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Page was born on August 15th, 1855 in Cary North Carolina. He died December 21st, 1819 in Pinehurst.

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Hines founded North Carolina university. He worked with people to gain approval for it.

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University of North Carolina is still up and going today!

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Created  North Carolina University
Helped develop publishing of the House of Doubleday
Gotten plenty awards from his reform movements

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Me personally, I admire the fact that he was pro-British even when Americans were totally against it. He was proud of being from NC which allowed him to create that university. He also stood by what he said making him a admirable historical figure.

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I wouldn't necessarily call it obsessed but i will call it goal-driven for sure. While reading through his biography, it explained how he was always in school. He kept striving to get a higher and higher education and it seems that as his education got more and more intense, his reform beliefs grew more desirable for him.