North-American Review and Miscellaneous JournalUniversity of Northern Iowa, 1885 |
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... course because a more elementary or a more advanced one in the same branch is better suited to them ; but I never heard of a refusal on the ground that the course was not rationally con- nected with the student's plan of study . A large ...
... course because a more elementary or a more advanced one in the same branch is better suited to them ; but I never heard of a refusal on the ground that the course was not rationally con- nected with the student's plan of study . A large ...
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... course most public men - all but the very strongest -will be their very humble servants . The one that is polite and deferential to them , the one that flatters their power , the one that uses his position to help them in getting the ...
... course most public men - all but the very strongest -will be their very humble servants . The one that is polite and deferential to them , the one that flatters their power , the one that uses his position to help them in getting the ...
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... course , the horses are willing and nu- merous , and the vehicle is strong ; it is only the driving that can awaken solicitude . The reins are divided up among a number of drivers , and these drivers are not organized as a committee ...
... course , the horses are willing and nu- merous , and the vehicle is strong ; it is only the driving that can awaken solicitude . The reins are divided up among a number of drivers , and these drivers are not organized as a committee ...
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