North-American Review and Miscellaneous Journal, Bände 245-246University of Northern Iowa, 1938 |
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... human waste , and the picture that he draws is one to make anxious the stoutest heart . Dr. Dodd furnishes the explanations for it , and it is quite possible to see from reading his pages on early colonial agronomy why Mr. Johnson had ...
... human waste , and the picture that he draws is one to make anxious the stoutest heart . Dr. Dodd furnishes the explanations for it , and it is quite possible to see from reading his pages on early colonial agronomy why Mr. Johnson had ...
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... human motives , human techniques , and human conditions . If parents have gone on strike they must have had reason for doing so . Not even capitalists believe that laborers strike for no reason at all . It would be equally foolish to ...
... human motives , human techniques , and human conditions . If parents have gone on strike they must have had reason for doing so . Not even capitalists believe that laborers strike for no reason at all . It would be equally foolish to ...
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... human life and human society they have never faced . They would not know how to go about trying to face them . Yet the great practical issues of our time are not new . They are the persistent problems that have always existed because ...
... human life and human society they have never faced . They would not know how to go about trying to face them . Yet the great practical issues of our time are not new . They are the persistent problems that have always existed because ...
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Foreword J | 24 |
Six Poems SISTER MARY IRMA | 58 |
Up from Missouri MALCOLM VAUGHAN | 82 |
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